Finshaggy
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Good thing Shulgin was born. What would be left? Happy Easter...
http://finshaggy.blogspot.com/2011/09/shulgin.html
http://finshaggy.blogspot.com/2011/09/shulgin.html
Shulgin
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HeatlessBBQ
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lsd and all other beautiful natural substances
tommyo3000
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I remember reading PIHKAL and TIHKAL when i was a youngster...
Are you kids eating all of those chemicals these days?
radical...
Are you kids eating all of those chemicals these days?
radical...
Finshaggy
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No, we wouldn't go do a thing like that. I just look at it under a microscope.
My dog's gotten into it and told me some CRAZY shit though. He is crazy, I wish I could stop him, but he's a pretty big dog. And sneaky too.
DarthD3vl
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pretending your dog ate them isn't going to save you any legal trouble, its like that SWIM thing on other sites, just take credit for what you do or dont bother posting it.
and yes plenty of us are taking shulgins creations, or at least have tried them. some are pretty awsome, though i prefer things you can take massive doses of with out risk of OD.
like mushrooms, lsd, and a favorite of mine salvia.
Finshaggy
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I'm not pretending, Scooby is a crazy shit. I wouldn't do something like that, or allow an animal to do something like that. My only purpose for anything inolving it is purely in fascination. I like to look at it under a microscope, or in different conditions. I'm trying to find a way to mix it in paint that will bring out a certain beautiful tone I've been trying to get right.
tommyo3000
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Hmmm.. I preffer LSD to mushrooms or anything else... The deadhead family seems to still be knocking out some nice stuff.
i have three dogs. One is named Dr. Albert Hofmann. He is pictured in my avatar. He's a large pitbull with a knack for chemistry and a love of psychedlic bike rides. He's also into more mundane things like kibble.
I wish I had my old copies of those books.. It is a shame to lose something worthwhile like that.
i have three dogs. One is named Dr. Albert Hofmann. He is pictured in my avatar. He's a large pitbull with a knack for chemistry and a love of psychedlic bike rides. He's also into more mundane things like kibble.
I wish I had my old copies of those books.. It is a shame to lose something worthwhile like that.
HeatlessBBQ
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tommyo3000
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they sure are
i feel bad for OP.
Why, because he is "looking at" research chemicals under a microscope while we're out twirling around to China Cat Sunflower ?
RIP bear
Finshaggy
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All cid where I was from was 15 a hit, and 2 hits for a trip, so I never bought any. I got some free one time while staying with a friend, and we all watched The Wizard of Oz and Futurama. In the WoO, does the scarecrow at any point have a gun that he points down at like a flying monkey or the witch on the ground? We ALL saw it once it was mentioned. But we don't know if it was real.
And in the south the cubensis grow wild in the cow fields. You can get free elbows just walkin around pastures at dew time in East Texas. So it's not really worth buying cid.
And in the south the cubensis grow wild in the cow fields. You can get free elbows just walkin around pastures at dew time in East Texas. So it's not really worth buying cid.
HeatlessBBQ
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RIP Owsley indeed
