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  • PRIMO
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    I really enjoyed me some acid back inna day. I always had a 1/2 pint of J.D. in my pocket, when things started to get outta hand a good belt of jack would put things back into perspective.

  • ductwizard
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    how did you spot them

  • DabberDog
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    Aphids are easy to get rid of indoors. All you need are fans.

  • LeafmeBee
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    I really hate aphids… -_-. I had none until it came time to harvest and they were really deep in the buds, and almost ruined my first harvest! needless to say it was a pain getting rid of them>

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  • DabberDog
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    Does that mean if you want to get sober real fast, take a hallucinogenic?

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  • DabberDog
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    That was me on mescaline. The beer, I mean. Not playing in the fog.

  • ductwizard
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    we had a kid who played bull fighter on the highway in the fog. it didn't end well. good liquid 'cid. p.s.- i think i cud drank 100 beers doin' it and not even feel it

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  • DabberDog
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    The one story from the anti-drug speeches in junior high I remember was about a kid who drowned in a water fountain because he thought if he swam down, he would get out of the water.
    But I always questioned how anyone would know what that kid was thinking. I was a good kid. Didn't know from drugs or alcohol. All those speeches seemed silly and made up.

  • Ckbrew
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    There was a kid in my high school who took some morning glory seeds I believe it was. He was found in the parking lot face down in a puddle with his arms and legs flailing trying to swim because he thought he was a frog.

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  • PRIMO
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    Going2fast Does this remind you of anyone? Click image for larger version

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  • Going2fast
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    I was crazy into acid in my early 20s. Loved it. Shrooms were always hit and miss as far as enjoying the trip. If you are in a bad mood it's not going to be fun. In my 50s now and figured I'd give shrooms a try again. Friend gave me a freshly picked golden teacher that weighed in at 16 grams wet. He said something about it drying down to only about 2 grams tops........ WRONG!!!. I have had some exiting acid trips but this was super duper not a good idea!!!
    I felt it coming on and the anxiety that followed was crippling. I literally cried for about an hour reliving every bad decision I made in my lifetime like it just happened. Then spent the next 6 hours curled up in the fetal position on my couch watching cartoons.
    But you know what. I connected with many of the things I was so letting me drag myself down in life and let go of them . Not stop worrying just stop letting them control my own mental state.
    So it wasn't a complete mistake. Definitely not doing it again any time soon.

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  • Gator
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    I've never been in trouble for weed with out alcohol being involved

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  • DabberDog
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    Brah! Don't know where you live, but in California there are signs on buildings that say entering the premises may expose you to known cancer causing stuff. New buildings or old. It allows them to keep using poisonous shit by warning people about it.
    We're getting on board with warning labels on tobacco and tobacco sales points with a big kudos for banning tobacco ads pretty much everywhere. We have a long way to go with alcohol.

  • golfnrl
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    I noticed the orange label on the bag that contained the 'medicine' going into my mother's veins had a skull and crossbones. That's when I learned that chemotherapy was literally poison. Chemo kills all the cells even the good ones, and the hope is the bad ones don't come back. Before then, I never made the connection. When I looked around the room it dawned on me that cancer chemotherapy is big business and someone makes a fat profit off of our miseries. I despise the health care industry with a white hot passion.

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