Distracted

I am probably keen to buy with cash.

A house was bulldozed near me, managed to get a few shots halfway through.

Someone PM him some info, please don't post it publicly.

I got the link from yeti at the top of the page http://www.deepdreamr.com/ it takes about 15 hours for the image to work

22L should be fine for your purposes, I have some chinese one, can't remember off the top of my head. I think whatever brand you buy if you buy it new it should be fine, if not it would be a major fuck up, 15 psi is scary when it gets up to that point! Put a bit of white vinegar in the water when doing a cook to avoid the jars getting a white deposit on them.

Pretty cool site.

These zoomy videos are pretty real. About as real as it gets.

I stole this picture.

They all look a bit etoliated.

I think the world would be better off without sagittarius people. Their brainwaves have been affected by the bodies and they inflict a negative influence on our society. I think we should gather them up in camps and begin a systemic execution of all those inflicted.

I think the makers of that product are much more interested in making money than making people healthy. Just something to keep in mind. I love how indepth they get with their side affects.

Just bought a new macro lens. I like it.

I'll be outside the whole time high as fuck.

A team of Hungarian researchers are studying DMT’s unique ability to protect brain cells under high stress situations, such as during clinical death. Dimethyltryptamine, or DMT, is one of man’s biggest conundrums. Once smoked, DMT elicits an out-of-body experience so extraordinary that afterwards many are never the same. Unimaginable visions of complex geometrical patterns, contact with extra-dimensional beings, and ego-death are among the most commonly described facets of the DMT experience. But beyond these fantastical visions there exist many more pressing questions about DMT, or the “spirit molecule,” as it is often referred to. For one, DMT is ever abundant in nature. It is potentially found in all living things, a theory which recently gained credence after it was discovered in the pineal gland of rats. This naturally occurring, endogenous abundance of DMT is indeed mind-boggling to many. I mean, think about it – the most powerful psychedelic known to man is produced within the bodies of all living things. What purpose does it serve? But perhaps even more fascinating is exactly how and when our body releases and uses DMT. Dr. Rick Strassman, the scientist known for his pioneering research into the physiological and mystical properties of the DMT experience, proposed that DMT is released during high-stress situations, such as during a near-death experience or during birth. Why would our body release a potent psychedelic during these types of events? How would understanding these endogenous processes aid us in our quest for knowledge? The answer to theses questions are still largely unknown, but many scientists and researchers remain hungry to find them. DMT & Its Protective Properties Currently, a team of researchers based out of Hungary are looking at the unique, protective properties of DMT, particularly during the perplexing period known as clinical death. During these imperative 5 minutes, our awareness is somewhat “stuck” in a place between life and death. However, clinical death is never final. In fact, it is often reversible thanks to CPR, which offers patients a chance to “come back.” Nevertheless, when the critical 5 minutes have passed and a person has not yet been resuscitated, second by second the patient exponentially loses the chance to recover, or at least recover to a life worth living. This is because oxidative stress, the enemy of resuscitation, causes the rapid death of important cells in the body, such as brain cells. For this reason, even a few more seconds bought by a doctor could be the difference between life and death for a patient. Remarkably enough, DMT may be the answer. Dr. Ede Frecska, author of the book Inner Paths To Outer Space, along with colleague Dr. Attila Szabo, are the two lead researchers in charge of the study looking at DMT and its ability to protect cells under high-stress situations. “Our promising findings give us compelling reason to believe that the time frame of clinical death can be extended with the help of DMT,” the team stated in a video posted on their IndieGogo page. “Just imagine how many lives could be saved by an extra few minutes?“ Dr. Frecska and Dr. Szabo propose that DMT in fact serves a somato-physiological function within the body, rather than just the psychotomimetic (psychedelic) effect most are aware of. In their review paper published in the journal Translational Neuroscience, Dr. Frecska and Dr. Szabo detail evidence that points to how, why, and when DMT can be a life saver. DMT’s Free Pass DMT protects brain cells from dying during high-stress situations such as clinical death. Once DMT is in the blood, it is relatively safe from enzymes that normally would break it down immediately. Oddly enough, DMT enters the brain in a highly facilitated manner, passing through the 3 barriers with the help of active transport mechanisms, suggesting vital “urgency.” Only vital chemicals have this privilege, such as glucose and amino acids. Then, DMT is stored in synaptic vessels for up to 1 week, where it waits to be released under appropriate circumstances. Why would our brain selectively allow what is classified as a “toxic drug” into its VIP club? Another interesting factor to consider is DMT’s effect on Sig-1R receptors. The sigma-1 receptor (Sig-1R) is located intracellularly between the mitochondria and the endoplasmic reticulum as part of a safety mechanism against oxidative stress. Surprisingly, DMT is one of the few endogenous stimulants of Sig-1R’s, which, after considering all the latter points, signifies an important physiological role. How Would This Be Applied? Dr. Frecska and Dr. Szabo suggest two critical applications of DMT in modern medicine. One would be to administer DMT during the clinical death period, which would mitigate the effects of hypoxia and the damage of brain cells. Another application would see DMT being used in the polar opposite situation. A similar protective mechanism might come useful in the perinatal period, especially during delivery. Passing through the birth canal represents high risk of hypoxia brain damage to the newborn, and therefore DMT sourced from the placenta would reduce the chance of brain damage occurring. Help From Crowdfunding Is Needed At this point, Frecska and Szabo are still in the primary stages of research. In order to continue their work, they need to raise funds to pay for the laboratory costs associated with their studies. As a start, they’ve just launched an IndieGogo campaign detailing their mission, in hope of gaining the support of people interested in DMT’s incredible medicinal potential. Be sure to check out their campaign page HERE for more information! Original news page http://www.collective-evolution.com/2015/06/07/dmt-being-used-to-prolong-life-after-clinical-death/ Crowdsourcing campagin https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/dmt-for-extending-life-when-you-need-it-the-most#/story Original research paper https://www.cottonwoodresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Pineal-DMT.pdf Very interesting, or is it? The more research being done the better right?

I don't like the idea of someone calling me a moron if I dose myself a chosen substance once every few years :/ But I guess i don't need to feel that way anyway because that person doesn't know me and if he or she judges me without knowing me they're not actually judging me but a preconceived idea of me.

I like orphic oxtra :/ I've listened to this one a few times.

That's pretty comedic. Like a sad sad clown who's an alcoholic and beats his children.

I couldn't care any less what ISIS does or anyone associated with it. As long as there is some overt opposition to America and it's way of life i'm happy.

1. Try not to be a cunt 2. If you are, don't worry about it too much 3. Try not to think too much. I was born without a starsign.

Looks like delicious subway. Like everyone else said, use scissors. You did the right thing leaving the babies, don't pick any that haven't opened up their cap.

Whatever they are they're so ambiguous that we need to spend $500 million teaching people.

A great tastes-just-like-your-mums chocolate cake. No-one knows exactly what this cake tastes like, as it contains nanobots firing off taste-memories of the best chocolate cake ever made by your mum. An orphan rescued from being raised by a brain-bugged robot in the Mort Desert, once hit the news because he had never tasted chocolate cake before. He reported that the real taste of the cake was something like a mix between cardboard and plastic bottles. Rumors of an alliance between a garbage recycling firm and the cake factory has led to a sharp drop in sales lately.

I honestly couldn't care enough to work this out without some kind of reward whether it be material or arbitrary.