See also:

• The Urban Legends Archive
• The newsgroup alt.folklore.urban
• The Lycaeum LSD Page
• Memetics -- a good index of web resources on the subject.
• Danbury Hospital has its own page to debunk the warnings and the mysterious J. O'Donnel.
• The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency has a short write up about "The LSD 'Blue Star Hoax'" at this page.
• The Food & Drug Association sent out a related alert called Intensified Coverage of Temporary Tattoos Containing Non-Permitted Color Additives and/or Failing to Bear Ingredient Declarations.
• Purported LSD candies became an issue in Britain's schools (and Utah's families) around the beginning of 1997.
• The television show known as The X-Files had an episode with a plot element resembling the blue star legend.
• The Urban Legends Reference Pages includes a section on Blue Star Acid.
• The Santa Barbara Alcohol and Drug Program's Online Information Service has a page about those darn LSD 'Tattoos'.
• John Burkardt has written up some interesting Meditations on the Chain Letter
• Believe it or not, there's actually a Blue Star Tattoo and Body Piercing shop in Concord, California.

Similar urban legends, faxlore and such:

• The fate of the signers of the Declaration of Independence is recounted in a frequently-emailed fable. The bulk of it is historically inaccurate urban legend. See how it has mutated at the Signer's Index page or the Urban Legends Reference Pages.
• A gang initiation involving a deadly mix of LSD and strychnine applied to the buttons on pay phones? Read all about it here or here.
• Sick or Treat: The poisonous myth about tainted Halloween goodies - from New York Daily News Online, busting the myth about booby-trapped Halloween candy.
• Halloween hand-wringing is Salon magazine's take on the same issue.
• Barbara and David P. Mikkelson's Faxlore/Netlore information.
• The Little Kimberly Anne FAQ
• Computer Virus Myths
• Information on the FCC Petition to Ban Religious Broadcasting urban legend.
• Information on the Proposed Modem Tax urban legend.
• Information on the Troubles in our schools; then and now urban legend.
• Information on the "Lights Out" urban legend (street gangs murdering motorists who flash headlights).
• An example of the Nieman Marcus (or Mrs. Fields) Cookie Recipe urban legend.
• Information on the Jessica Mydek and the American Cancer Society urban legend.
• Don't Spread that Hoax!
• Information about Chain Letters.
• Information about Spam.
• Information on the "NaughtyRobot" Spider
• Information on the brilliant "Good Times" virus
• Information on the stupid Houghton Mifflin "Spam Me" request.