Get High Off Morning Glory Seeds

If watching Roger Sterling trip balls on "Mad Men" piqued your curiosity, swing by your local Home Depot for a bulk supply of morning glory seeds. A man in Boston who runs a garden store stopped selling morning glory seeds to anyone under age 18 after he learned that kids were eating them for their "psychedelic" effects. Supposedly, kids crushed the seeds, soaked them in water and drank the concoction to consume a chemical called LSA, which is also found in acid.