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I think its a zombie, you can see the blood thirst in the eyes. |
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Whoh! |
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It is your dog on drugs. |
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FIRST of all...that sort of looks like my dog when he was a puppy. It looks like a Shih-tzu. We used to call him a little e-wok. The second one looks like a Pekinese. |
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You're right about the species, pekingnese is my favorite small dog. Can I explain how to use and prepare legal drugs, like salvia and harmala? That combination is just as powerful as DMT if done correctly. |
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We could merge the subjects. Drugs, and puppies. My two favorite things. Yahooooo! |
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I think Seeker doesn't want the forum closed down from someone getting ideas of using drugs from this site and then dieing or having an accident, filing a lawsuit. Just cause Salvia is legal doesn't stop people injuring themselves while tripping. |
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Salvia is deffinetly legal in Canada, and so are a few amazing plants that are not legal in the US, such as Iboga. The only place I know of that made salvia illegal is Australia. |
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Yup, how lucky I am to live in Australia, the one of few countries Salvia is illegal (sarcasm). Apart from the 'anti-drug tolerance' we practice over here, it's a good place. So yeah, cannot be bought by minors i'm assuming? Are there any amazing plants that can be bought by minors, legal in Canada? Iboga sounds really cool. Or even any good plants you know to be legal in Australia? |
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I'm really not all that big on salvia, myself. |
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Yeah, vendors don't sell to minors because it puts them and the legal status of the plants at risk. There are a few effective plants that I've seen on sites that sell to minors, like corydalis. Iboga is amazing, its been proven many times to be able to cure hard drug addiction while preventing withdrawal. |
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..Glad someone else feels the same way. |
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good luck! |
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Hmm... I read on Erowid that the common plant Coleus, if you eaten, can cause psychedelic effects and mild hallucinations. Does anyone know if this is true? Has anyone tried it? |
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Its in the mint family which has plenty of psychoactive plants in it. I've never used it but I'll tell you what I've read. No one has identified the active drug in Coleus, but many agree it has effects. Apparently only the fresh leaves are active, the drug must degrade very fast or be very volatile. The average dose is about 60 hand sized leaves chewed and swallowed. Not surprisngly most people report nausea lasting 30 to 45 minutes, during the come on. The effects are compared to mushrooms, but with a shorter duration, usually only 2 hours. Some suspect the active drug is absorbed sublingually but I haven't seen any research or experiments to support this. |
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And what exactly does this have to do with lucid dreaming guys? Careful...you might want to take it to PMs, k? |
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This plant is legal , should I keep legal plant info in pm's too? |
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Is it legal to ingest? I know Morning Glory seeds aren't. |
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Yup, there are no scheduled drugs in Coleus, actually no drug has been identified at all yet. I'm sure you know morning glories contain LSA, which is illegal without prescription, but is surprisngly only a schedule III drug. I will only post sources and preperations for plants that are legal to consume in the US. |
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Ooh. I remember coleus. |
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Plants of the Gods is a great read. |
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