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All the best mate Very sorry to hear

fukkk me simply amzing shots! Thanks for going to the effort of posting them here. I love the floral mycenas and the Marasmius alveolaris - incredible.

How can this possibly prove anything when it doesn't take into account the personal history of the subjects? The fact that some chronic canna users outperformed some lighter ones is completely meaningless. They are separate brains and have potentially very different capacities regardless of any drug use. By choosing your subjects carefully, you could arrive at any conclusion you want. EDIT: For example, lets compare heavy canna users in a memory tests against alzheimers patients. Result: some heavy canna users peform better in the test. Conclusion: cannabis users' brains must obviously repair themselves from any damage caused by the habit or even worse - cannabis isa safeguard against alzheimers disease.... Either the study here is flawed or the reporting is...

Well, its been a great season. Things seems to be slowing a little now, thought I'd share some memories of what I've seen so far.

From what I've noticed, subs from the bush tend to be more elegant looking - taller and thinner stems, flatter caps with umbro nipple (more UFO like!), caps slightly lighter in colour and slimier, stems usually appear 'dirtier'. The ones found in woodchips seem to be chunkier, more fibrous & thicker bright white stems, generally bruisiung quicker and darker, caps seems to be darker and more leathery. Anyone else find this as well?

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Cheers Sam vvvvvvvvv gets one Golden Teacher Print for microscopy only vvvvvvvvv

Be sure to break them off at the base of the stem, or cut them off with a knife. By yanking them out of the ground as you have appeared to do you also rip out the mycelium from the ground as well, damaging the organism and reducing the chance they'll grow back anytime soon. Not that I'd recommend pickimg them anyway, as its illegal. Not to mention dangerous. Perhaps inform yourself better before trudging into our national parks and ripping our clumps of mushrooms and earth like that and then posting it online in the hope of having some magic mushrooms. This is wrong on so many levels. A little bit of research goes a long way and is fun to equip yourself with. Anyway be safe and please take (more) care. EDIT: spelling

giant sinkholes

Hahahahaha - beat me to it

Forget the state of the room or the claims of substance purity, the most concerning issue for me was the glaring flippancy about mass-producing many brand new untried, untested, un-labled compounds for blind widespread street use in a market off in a far away land, for sheer disconnected profit. Looks like 'buyer beware' is an even more important concept now than ever. To call these 'Research' chems is a total joke IMO. From the article the only research done was to devise a chemical mutation to avoid legal ramifications. God knows what the repurcussions of consuming these chemical orphans will be. Fascinating article none the less. Will be intersting to observe how the future of street drug production plays out.

Hey SLyBacon, was keen to havea listen but the linky is no longer working