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  1. Posted

    I once had a girlfriend who suffered from sleep paralysis.

    She's wake up in the middle of the night completely paralysed with an intense pressure on her chest as daemons and skeletons would reach out to grab her from her peritherals, she's try to scream but she couldn't even breathe. She said these would last for about 2 real seconds, but would feel like they went for 30 seconds and the more she thought about them in her waking life, the more common they'd become. I don't think she had a single experience that wasn't completely terrifying.

    So from what I know about sleep paralysis you either had a super mild case of it or something else was happening.

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    2g dry is a very nice dose, no real need for more in my experience but it all depends on what you're after. Most non ethno people I know prefer to half that and take 1g.

    The more you have the less time it takes for you to... lose focus heh.

    As for drying, in front of a fan on low spread out over a day or so does wonders, then for extra crispiness you can put them in an airtight container containing dessicants(water cyrstals).

    just as a note... 4g has had me on the floor with an imagination so vivid i thought I was a cat. I also thought the spores had hatched insects into my brain... mmm but that's just candy floss compared to the real meat and bones you can find through meditation.

    Your mind is interpreting so many things at once it's so easy to become distracted from the real 'here and now'. The universe is a scary place but if it wasn't we'd all be bored.

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    I've read and have been told a few scary stories involving datura... most stories end up with the protagonist in a jail cell naked and confused.

    You seem pretty smart, i'd wait till you meet someone IRL who knows their shit and can take you under their wing.

    Your quote seems kinda tame compared to the ones i've read

    What i've been told to remember, "Whatever you're seeing, it's not there"

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    Mass extinctions have been tied in with temperature, the hotter it is the less diverse the species on earth is.

    Global cooling would be very welcome, but these things don't happen suddenly.

    Thanks for the link reflections.

    <--- denier lol (truthseeker :P)

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    Pity the study has no actual scientific backing besides experts opinions which are open to bias. We already vaguely knew their views from reading about what's been happening about Prof. Nutt but now we have a study done in a day outlining them all.

    Cheers for the pdf, I agree with most of what's said, but a meth addict is horribly damaging to those around them in my opinion.

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    Just a random interjection...

    I always find it funny how people talking about criminals learning things in prisons... to me it's common sense to NOT listen to the people who got caught and instead listen to the people who've managed to avoid prison time :D

    However on subject, France requires you to have a licence if you want to own a 'dangerous' dog, the UK wants to follow down the same path. Most people I know are a LOT more dangerous than dogs but we're free to spread the dangers.

    That's all humour btw... don't read too much into it.

    This whole thing stinks of unethical treatment

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    the other night I found myself in some sort of hippy ranch, in a dream, a place that I have dreamt of before.

    sitting on a hill with many others in a festival type atmosphere, a guy pull out a bong and asked if we would like to smoke some DMT.

    he put two big yellow crystals in the cone piece with weed and offered it to me.

    I asked how much was in there and he said 75mg... I got scared and said 'no way man thats too much!'.

    I wonder what would have happened if I had said yes...

    has this ever happened to anyone else?

     

    I can't ever remember having drugs in a dream which I find strange though I certainly have dreampt I was inebriated, this morning for example.

    Two weeks ago I talked to someone who said he commonly took drugs in his dreams.

    Sounds like a cool dream though :)

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    I found bio dynamic rye! took a bit of searching , wont get it at supermarkets ,maybe try health food stores? Mine was at a fruit and vege shop in the healthfood section.

     

    Cheers i'll give it a shot, I usually usually go to grain/fodder places and ask there. I'd much prefer to work with rye than wbs, it's so much cleaner. The amount of random twigs and such I find in my bags is ridiculous.

  19. Posted

    I can get 12.5 kg of organic biodynamic rye for under $30, so now I don't use anything else.

     

    You can buy rye in Aus? Everywhere i've been and asked if they sell rye they laugh at me :/. I work with someone who seasonally sorts and distributes seeds during the seasonal period for her family and she said rye was a weed :(

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    I've never ever had a contam issue with WBS, are you starting your timer AFTER your PC has hit the required pressure, how are your jar lids? Although I guess if your next lot is ok then those two wouldn't be the problem...

    I also boil my wbs for about 10 mins before PCing as apparently it germinates the endospores that wouldn't normally get sterilized unless they've been opened up.

    What seed was in the previous mix compared to the new mix?

    Round here there are plenty of fodder places, i do my wbs as a custom mix, 3 part millet, 2 part milo, 2 part wheat and my best time for a fully germinated quart jar is 8 days.

  22. Posted

    Psychotics are pretty creative but they're deemed by the statistical psychologists as 'abnormal', they have a 'personality disorder' because they're not like the rest of us.

    We're taught to fit in at a very young age and the parts we're not directly taught we pick up by observational learning.

    Creative people are 'weird', they stand out and generally people are afraid of that.

    To me it's just about pattern recognition... creative people see many many many different patterns in the world whereas for the most part we're only taught to recognise only certain patterns and that the other patterns either aren't there at all or are completely meaningless.

    I see myself as a very logical human who is increasingly interested in why other people are so illogical, what makes them like that and how they perceive the world. That's why I take a lot of psychoactives... to see the world in a more creative light, to notice patterns i'd look past every day blindly.

    mmm

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    As you said earlier, cops are only humans, they're just like any other human whether it's a mechanic, a bus driver, a junkie, a lawyer or gardener. Some will rip you off and lie to you, some won't. The thing that changes is the implied level of power someone has over someone else. 1/10 of mechanics will rip you off and you'll pay twice what you should, just as 1/10 of the police force will deliberately lie in order to do their job 'more efficiently'. We're all just employees under the thumb of our employer and we'll all lie and cheat if we think we can get away with it as long as it's for a 'just cause'.

    Guys... just remember why the thread was created though... I just don't want to have to answer police questions the same as I don't want to hear the life story of the bakery owner when I want to buy a loaf of bread, i'm non-social and I shouldn't be persecuted for that.

  25. Posted · Edited by Distracted

    I answer police questions I think deserve an answer I just never ever tell an officer where i've been, where i'm going or what i'm doing. Except one time once when an officer pulled me over about 500m before I got to work.

    So far I haven't done anything wrong but it wastes both my time and the police's time when they do a warrant search and whatnot and not let me leave whilst they conduct 'an investigation'.

    Lying to a police officer when you've done something bad is a big no no, why lie when you can simply not say a thing? Why should you help them prosecute you by giving them any information?

    I'm thinking of printing off the page of our law that stated we didn't have to answer any questions that may lead to our prosecution in order to protect our innocence, so I can politely tell the next cop why I won't answer his questions.

    btw I'm never aggressive to police or too much of a smart arse, i'm usually quite docile and relaxed.

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