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Keen as! I think the last couple were a bit meh so enthusiasm has slowed down. Will be available for lifts from north for the next one. How can I help more towards organizing one? I am pretty useless with sowing initiative, so just tell me what to do lol.
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let's make it a meet lol
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A Urine Powered Generator
chilli replied to nabraxas's topic in Sustainable Technologies & Ethical Living
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Hey BoomBap welcome to the forum, nice to see more Perth crew.
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Just after I stalked your profile, I was playing my favorites and these lyrics floated out to me in the garden: 'Ronald 6 Wilson 6 Reagan 6 Ronald 6 Wilson 6 Reagan 666'
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Acacia Id Please - Floribunda??
chilli replied to Mycelia's question in Plant Identification (non-cactus)
thanks for that BoP I have a couple of what I thought were floribunda growing but some pics I have been seen have been making me wonder. Bliss, when you hold the phyllode up to the sun can you see three veins? mine are easily visible this way -
sounds like you need some kind of soil wetter as qualia says.. I assume the garden at the top of the stairs too far for a hose to reach?
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Like GOT I am interested in any little chunks I can grow some skinny grafting stock from, but equally happy if it is all spoken for. Anyway, I am more than happy to give a hand either way (depending on when), mainly just to say hi to some forum peeps and creeps.
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Yes, there is a difference between average life expectancy from birth and average life span calculated from a certain age. This is not controversial, but as you say is a common source of confusion. Taking all this into account, the average person living in the 'developed' world still has dramatically increased life expectancy and life span compared to 'third world' nations and to any other period in history.
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There are two lots for sale, winner of the first one got first pick. I assume this relisting is the sloppy seconds.
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Transcendent Compounds - Hunger Strike for Religious and Spiritual Freedom - 2012
chilli replied to GregKasarik's topic in News & Notices
It's canon, not cannon: just a typo I am sure (there are a few others in there) but an important difference. Could you explain a little more about how you think entheogen use should be seen as a 'canon of conduct'? Has this term been interpreted further in any legal precedents? Psylo, wouldn't glucose kind of undermine the whole idea of a hunger fast? fasting is easy with sugar- 184 replies
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those pictures are coming up really small for me, it's hard to see many details but it looks nice
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Well done Jack, good guess!
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sorry to but in, but it reminded me.. i got a plant recently i was told was some other kind of Sceletium, but similar to kanna, does anyone know what the name of this is? thanks.
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haha Dave your girlfriend needs to do something if she isn't happy with it. if she won't she needs to work on asserting herself. She is enabling her friend who is enabling your friend, and you are enabling your gf by having her at your place. just all squash into her place until she gets sick of it and says something lol
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tbh I skimmed the post when I was inebriated and saw 'children consent' etc and thought of the positive aspects of letting kids have a say in their own mental health treatment, that is all I was saying and NOT the forced anything of anything. be nice to kids. This kind of legislation can often sound weird on paper but are actually only provisions for extreme situations where there is some kid who wants a sex change or some kid doing insane and deadly stuff. So anyway, I thought this was that kind of scenario because clearly in Australia there is no campaign of mass extermination like the Nazis did (ok, yet.) But as sensationalist as the articles are, I am surprised at how logically one could arrive at their interpretations from reading the draft bill. There is some pretty weird stuff in there that I am having trouble conceiving of applying to any kind of situation, so it is confusing. tl;dr I was fucked up alright? wtf cuz that stuff is weird!
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Yes that is very interesting, I didn't even notice that.. I wonder why?
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Okay thanks. I just used a tin on some, I will try and find a fresh one to give that a go too.
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but the sewage and clean water are a result of learning about germs and hygiene, so it would be silly to not compare before and after. That is central to point I am making, it is not like it is controversial whether knowledge of germs and hygiene has drastically reduced the occurrence and severity of all kinds of illness. Here are some figures for Australia: Source: http://www.hygieneforhealth.org.au/graphs_and_statistics.php well I didn't really mean to deny that, I mean I have always assumed that was true so I don't really need convincing. Doesn't really alter the fact that an awareness of germs and hygiene has made a lot of people a lot less sick in the last century, as the figures above show.
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So just to confirm this is about coconut milk in a can (made from the flesh) not the coconut 'milk' which is the juice from coconuts?
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So I'm guessing I would get it from headshops or online? Where do you get it?
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GoOnThen is being nice qualia is being fair
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Actually, the opposite is true. It is the modern awareness of germs and hygeine that has resulted in people getting a lot less sick than they used to.
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Did any of you ever stop to think that these laws actually may be put in place to protect children's rights? This gives childrebn rights that their parents might otherwise have vetoed. Not all parents make the best decision on behalf of their children ya know. people are so quick to jump the gun and compare everything to Nazi Germany.. yeah right look where you live it just ain't the same, sorry to detract from the histrionics.
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I wasn't suggesting I would help for payment, just that reptyle's approach might put people off who had the requisite skill.