The shrooms thread
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The shrooms thread
Why not? Never tried it myself, but I know a few people who have. What do you guys think?
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I think it's legal in the UK only because they grow everywhere naturally there. You have to have them raw and you are not allowed to give them to anyone. So I think anyone in the UK still has to be careful about it. Maybe everyone could book a flight there for a legal 'shroom holiday.
I do remember there was a recipie I heard for making omlette with them. I never did try it, but it's supposed to be good.
I do remember there was a recipie I heard for making omlette with them. I never did try it, but it's supposed to be good.
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Yup, mushrooms are totally legal in unprepared form over here in fact there are about five shops around here that sell them around here. They do taste disgusting when eaten raw however if you boil them and make a brew with them they don't taste too bad.
The effects are variable, sometimes you'll only recieve a bizarre fuzzy feeling for your efforts but if you eat a few bags you'll achieve full, walls breathing, tripping your balls off visuals.
If they're not legal where you live I'd suggest getting a sheet of acid and droppiong that instead.
The effects are variable, sometimes you'll only recieve a bizarre fuzzy feeling for your efforts but if you eat a few bags you'll achieve full, walls breathing, tripping your balls off visuals.
If they're not legal where you live I'd suggest getting a sheet of acid and droppiong that instead.
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I used to eat them every now and then when I was in High School. They're OK. Kind of like organic acid. The trippiness comes in waves, and you get a churning sensation, unlike acid which is all out for hours.
When you take them, everything you look at seems really clean for some reason. Acid, everything looks dirty.
When you take them, everything you look at seems really clean for some reason. Acid, everything looks dirty.
You should try it some time, the younger the child/kitten, the stronger the effect. It's unique and remarkably memorable. Oh yes it is. Even a trace of bone marrow tends to ruin the effect, sadly. Oh yes it does.the guardian wrote:What a paculiar way to hallucinate.
I am now trying to acquire some bones from a pre-natal child that only recently grew anything resembling them. I anticipate the expecting mother being unimpressed, so I surmise it will be a slash and grab affair. Fortunate that I know a fair bit about human anatomy and physiology. The need for a greater hit becomes all consuming. Ehue.
Dear Alex, if that is so, it explains a great many things.
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A possible explanation, or it could be my obscure religious beliefs and the lengths to which I have followed them. Or it could be the water. Or the air.
It is beneficial towards the goal if the source remains alive at the time of consumption. Femur shavings are especially sought after. You need several children's femurs if you intend to entertain enlightened and adventurous guests, of course. Dainty bones, and not especially satisfying on their own. The talking furniture makes it all better.
It is beneficial towards the goal if the source remains alive at the time of consumption. Femur shavings are especially sought after. You need several children's femurs if you intend to entertain enlightened and adventurous guests, of course. Dainty bones, and not especially satisfying on their own. The talking furniture makes it all better.