L.S.D.

The "Lamba Sigma Delta" house was not a frat. It was an off-campus house near the University of California Berkley. In the seventies, a group of six counter-culture young men bought the house cheap as it needed fixing up. They fixed it up and turned it into a party house where they sold marijuana and acid to pay for school. Every time one graduated, they brought in a new member and the house stayed stable at 6 members though over the years, some couch surfers stayed days, weeks, or even months. They were also very careful to stay under the radar of the cops.

One tradition that always stayed was the First Saturday Pink Floyd Freak Out where the boys smoked a lot of pot, dropped acid, watched The Wall and listened to Pink Floyd for 24 straight hours every first Saturday of the month. They would invite friends, and this time, they found six coeds with few inhibitions to let Guru Rob, the senior leader of the house and an art major paint them up like the famous poster on the wall.

After Guru Rob finished, the alcohol and drugs started to flow all accompanied by Pink Floyd's greatest albums. But tonight this Saturday would be much different, especially for the six coeds.