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Posts posted by Slocombe
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Cocaine is clearly the only responsible choice...
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First lesson was that DMT occurs in the bark of many acacias. This would have been around 1998 or 1999 and the forum looked very different back then (pretty sure it was still SAB).
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I've just been reading about this (in fact, it's my reason for checking SAB today). In both cases it is clear the organisers decided not to bring in medical assistance when they clearly should have (and were probably hoping these people would just pull through so they could avoid outside scrutiny and some difficult conversations).
This Guardian report on Jarrad Antonovich is saying that after his death, one of the people involved told his partner that he died "beautifully" and that “the koalas were making a special sound known to the Elders when the land accepts a spirit”.
Dickheads.
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Cheers, but hoping for domestic.
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I'll throw my hat in the ring for S Recognita seeds. Good for a seed swap, or $.
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SAB did sell a product called 'Zonk' that worked amazingly. It hasn't been available for some time (or so I believe), but you might find something of interest in its ingredient list (pasted below).
"Contains extracts of Scullcap, Blue Lotus, Hops and Celandine."
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Yep, I got the 404s, so it's not just you. Can't claim any insight into what the issue was.
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Today, Scott Morrison said that the jobseeker rate (formerly known as Newstart) was $46 per-week. He's cooked, time to put him in a nursing home.
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Came across this, thought it was interesting. Not sure where to put it, but it doesn't seem to belong in the chill space.
Google podcast link.
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Got a 404 error on that link, but I think I tracked down the same article. Interested stuff....
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20190701-why-plants-survived-chernobyls-deadly-radiation
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It seems like an interesting decision by the FSANZ to describe foods with thousands of years of use as a ''novel" food that "doesn't have a significant history of consumption".
Surely they could employ some Chinese speaking scientists to trawl through the relevant literature, rather than blanket banning things and waiting until someone is motivated and cashed up enough to ask for an assessment.
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On 21/11/2021 at 10:23 AM, Glaukus said:Edit: just read the statement and I'm disappointed. By the sounds of it, they are talking about pre-processed kava products for drinking, not powdered kava roots?
The Fiji Kava website has powdered root powder for pre-order. My guess it's similar to the 'instant kava' stuff that was going around just before (and immediately after) the Kava ban.
No personal importation by individuals allowed, but I consider this a win. If it starts getting popular in Australia, that's certainly a win for Fiji provided there isn't another moral panic.
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Just on the whole voting via an app thing... The closest I can see to that is Jacqui Lambie, who has been using polls to guide (not decide) how she votes in Parliament.
Seems like a reasonable approach given whatever people say won't ever be completely representative.
I don't think people are engaged or informed enough that I'd support Timothy Leary's approach for day-to-day decision making.
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If people stopped voting in the Liberal and National Parties that'd be nice.
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Hands up Burma
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I'm so angry reading this. Just a word of warning to anyone that's importing anything, that you are taking a risk no matter how innocent you are.
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Is this part of the government's plan to make people verify their identity (in order to prove they are 18) before they can watch porn on the internet? Or is it a different thing?
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Short interview with the Labor MLA that is floating the legislation in the Territory Assembly:
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A deadly frog mucous used in shamanic rituals in Australia has been banned by the Therapeutic Goods Administration.
In “Kambo” ceremonies, a participant’s skin is burned and scraped and the secretions of the South American giant leaf frog (or giant monkey frog) is rubbed into the wound. There is no medicinal benefit to Kambo and it can be lethal.
The TGA has listed it as a schedule 10 poison, in the category for “substances of such danger to health as to warrant prohibition of sale, supply and use”.
It noted that Australians have adopted Kambo rituals from traditional indigenous ceremonies in South America.
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They'd be washing them as well. Last time I grew reapers they would weep oil on hot days.
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Your customer sounds like a fuck stick scammer. If the plant is getting sold on SAB then then it's highly likely to be legal in NSW. Even if you aren't in NSW this person is a cunt.
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