PhantomTurkey

It does look fairly similar eh?

That was awesome.

I would have thought using a coffee grinder could be ideal. If you go easy and not push the motor too hard...give it plenty of breaks you should get the results without wrecking the grinder.. Otherwise go the heavy duty blender.

Problem with that quote is that DMT is everywhere in a variety of plants. You just have to know how to extract it. This is crappy journalism.

Stupid authorities, bad authorities.......one more time with feeling.

Didn't the CIA once experiment with administering LSD in the quest to create the perfect killer in war? They have long abandoned this idea but maybe the terrorists have adopted the techniques for their own footsoldiers.

Vegie Bar on Brunswick St,Fitzroy...one of my favorite restaurants in Melb. Vegetarian, affordable and the food is really good unless things have changed since I last was in Melbourne.

Each to their own...HAW HAW.

Apparently the milk helps release the active ingredients. In Fiji and other Kava countries they have a virgin chew and spit the Kava root and the saliva serves that purpose...it helps activate the active ingredients. I don't know how it works...something to do with the properties found in milk (apparently) and saliva. There are no virgins at my house so I use milk to activate...otherwise I'd probably drink it with water...I quite like the taste of Kava.

Maybe he should rename the firm he works for to "Rodney King and Associates"...

I tend to use Murple's recipe for preparation: http://www.erowid.org/plants/kava/kava_recipe1.shtml Maybe make it a bit smaller...I found it to be more that was required for the night first time around...maybe calculate it to a smaller ratio then work up to what is right for your needs.

Better for an addicted person to be in the hands of hospital staff where they can be watched and hopefully in the best case scenario weaned off their habit than in the hands of profit seeking drug dealers who have no regard for the value of human life. An addicted person is a sick person who needs help. They are closer to that help under their government's proposed system.The primary concern should be healing their lives and addictions not the moral/legal stigma surrounding drug use.

This is very sad.

Blendtec would work. http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=sIakPZ0DJjg

Um...you are reading far too much into my post. What I meant and all I meant by my post is that the individual has nothing to fear from authorities snooping if the individual is not doing/saying anything to incriminate his or herself. For the record, I am just as enraged as you are at what is coming to pass...

If you aren't breaking any laws you have nothing to worry about...even so, I'm starting to wonder about this Australian government...sticking their oar into the private lives of people.

I've only tried the Wild Lion. It's a good relaxing mix worth having in your smokeable herb collection. You can make tea with it but I haven't tried that...I mainly used it to help me unwind after a long day.

Don't get me wrong, I am not suggesting that kids be sheltered from drug education. Kids need to be given basic information about drugs in school. Tips for their use to non users is an entirely different matter. If I were writing these pamphlets...I'd be listing what the various drugs do, the addictiveness and the possible negative consequences of their use. If kids want to take drugs, they will. Info needs to be put out there to increase awareness so they can be better equipped to make informed choices for themselves.As far as the tips pamphlet for speed users go...I think it has merit for the purpose of harm minimisation, but it is not meant for every teen. It only has real value for those teens who are already using.Basically the goal should be to educate kids...arm them with knowledge so they will hopefully not use. Support those who do use with harm minimisation tips but don't give out that info to impressionable non users. You don't want to encourage the use of speed to non users.

I have no idea. Nobody knows what happens when you die. Hopefully the inevitable death we all face won't involve us remembering this thread while our souls are burning in Hades...

I am in two minds. This info could be invaluable to a teen already using drugs but then again, if a teen has no exposure to speed...why put the idea in his/her head?

I disagree with their execution but I agree that Indonesia have the right to decide on an implement their legal system as they see fit. Now they are dead they will never have the chance to reflect, feel remorse and suffer for what they did. They got 5 minutes of pain each in exchange for the lives of over 200 people. Big deal. Life imprisonment is the answer for murder, even mass murder. I believe also that a death sentence for the bali 9 may suck but law is law. You go to indo you are judged by their laws if you fuck up. I feel sorry for them but I don't in any way feel compelled to meddle in the laws of another country just because they are Aussie. They broke indonesia's laws now they can all go suck eggs.

I've got mine in plastic rubbish bins with holes punctured in the bottom. You can tell it wants more rootspace.

I'd forgotten about this, but I actually documented the early stages of my HBWR grow in my blog here. Perhaps it might be useful as an interesting referral point for someone growing HBWR for the first time. Everyone was telling me when I started that HBWR are easy to grow and I personally didnt have too many problems getting started. What I should have done as I said before was plant them into the ground. Instead I opted to grow them in large pots which probably stunted them. The downside of rental accommodation.

They may go Re Gifter. I know from my HBWR grow that nicking and soaking the seeds does help the process along.