A fourth-century B.C. Phoenician mask found in Tunisia displays a grin not unlike those seen on victims of an ancient Phoenician "sardonic grin" potion administered on the island of Sardinia.
Scientists in May 2009 said they had finally uncovered the source of the potion's lethal, smile-inducing effects: the hemlock water-dropwort plant.
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http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/06/090602-smiling-death-potion.html
it looks scary
barja85 11 months ago
@barja85
well .. i hope it doesn't affect your sleep lol
Kinahnu 11 months ago