Who can tell me what this is?

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

Poll question: Who can tell me what this is?

[Beware the Beast Man]

1. I never did it, but I know what it is...

Hmmm...

[Wat_Tyler]

2. How do we acknowledge what it is without saying what it is?

Dude?

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

4. I don't know - I'm tripping

What do you want? Gravitational pancake sauce?

[Magrittes Pipe]

3. Those colors sound nice.

[teach1st]

5. Did I just say that?

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

6. you are going to be something porridge like a fist, really soon, y'know

hahahahahaha!!! Bobbadoobba bloojie funtastical parascope!!!

[Wat_Tyler]

7. Dude.

Don't point those crocodiles at me.

[teach1st]

8. I didn't say it...my friend though it.

..are the walls breathing?

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

9. My tinfoil starfish has ears. Ears a mile wide as Walter Cronkite lava!

[teach1st]

10. Man, you're freaking me out...

*

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

11. ust chill..chill.be at peace.....peace...peace....

I wish I could sleep - I've been up for 17 hours

[MallRat]

12. Having never tried it (and never will), I've always wondered...

...is there any correlation between the pattern or color, and the, ahem... type or grade?

It always seemed to me to be a very strange way to formulate a drug. You sure don't see drug companies using it.

"Dad, what the hell are you doing?!?!"
"It's OK, honey... I'm just licking my Lipitor."

:-)

-MR

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

14. it all varied - there is no way to determine potency. You try a half and

then you know whether to take more - thats the golden rule

[ET Awful]

17. No other drug is as active at such a low dosage :)

We're talking an active does of under 500 micrograms.

Sandoz Pharmaceuticals originally produced in powder and tablet form, both of which were primarily inert substances with the requisite portions of the active ingredient.

Owsley Stanley used a pill press in his manufacturing process.

Paper became a defacto standard because of ease of concealment and portability. It became even more popular once the carrier weight laws went into effect (since repealed, these laws stated that sentencing should be based on the weight of the delivery device, not the active substance itself. Thus, the old style pills, sugar cubes, etc. would carry a much greater sentence than paper or liquid).

Not that I'm an expert or know a lot about it or anything :). I'm more into mycology expirementation :).

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

18. Had the worst experiences when experimenting with mycology

too real!!!

[ET Awful]

21. It WAS real man!

You just can't handle reality :) :) :)

Or something. :)

[YellowRubberDuckie]

13. Scrap booking supplies?

:shrug:

[eyesroll]

15. I know what that is.

Birthday present!
:bounce:

(Actually...I'm thinking my brain plays tricks on me enough without chemicals...)

[montana_hazeleyes]

16. Well hell

I thought it was refridgerator magnets.

[Spider Jerusalem]

19. How I spent a good part of the summer and fall of 1995.

Ah, memories...

[Elginoid]

20. I always prefered window-pane to blotter...

but then, i knew the guy who made the window-pane, and it was always fucking awesome.