(Yes, I know I know... "Not another TM topic!" Well, I apologize, but I think this time it's really interesting... :-P)
Guys, in case you couldn't be arsed to read Jake's recent Treasure Moment + ?????? topic, there was something, or some things rather, that came to light in that topic, which sheds more than further proof beyond doubt that Amir (Treasure Moment) is indeed drugged beyond reality...
Andreas mentioned that Amir and Max are users of the drug DMT, and that also as a side result of that they have been committing "very UNBROTHERLY" acts (if you catch his drift) which itself also confirmed what'd been actually a joke to begin with by Jake, myself and possibly a few others as well. That surprised me actually, as I didn't think it was actually true :-P
I Google'd DMT, and found also that DMT is referred to as 'The Spirit Molecule', and I realized that Spirit Molecule is in Amir's YouTube profile name (a reference which I didn't get at the time as I didn't know anything about DMT), so now I think there is MORE than a reasonable doubt that TM is definitely on drugs and that it's taken over his mind it seems.
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Oh yeah... This one was definitely necessary. *wishes there was an eye rolling smilie*
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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i have never used DMT since its pretty impossible to get hold of but im very interested in it since we ALL have it in our bodies every day, its produced in the pineal gland. The indians in the rainforests use it every day almost as a spiritual healing process.
[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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i have never used DMT since its pretty impossible to get hold of but im very interested in it since we ALL have it in our bodies every day, its produced in the pineal gland. The indians in the rainforests use it every day almost as a spiritual healing process.
I had heard that you don't have your pineal anymore.
But I'd be more than happy to supply you with a dose of DMT, provided you follow it with my chaser of choice:
Glass of milk, two Tylenols, and a large Orange Juice.
But I'd be more than happy to supply you with a dose of DMT, provided you follow it with my chaser of choice:
Glass of milk, two Tylenols, and a large Orange Juice.
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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i have never used DMT since its pretty impossible to get hold of but im very interested in it since we ALL have it in our bodies every day, its produced in the pineal gland. The indians in the rainforests use it every day almost as a spiritual healing process.
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So move to the fucking amazonas then.
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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i have never used DMT since its pretty impossible to get hold of but im very interested in it since we ALL have it in our bodies every day, its produced in the pineal gland. The indians in the rainforests use it every day almost as a spiritual healing process.
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So move to the fucking amazonas then.
And don't forget to pack the milk, Tylenol, and orange juice. I don't think they have it there.
Amir and Milidrag are great at blow jobs. Wish they gave me one, heard they are the best. But apparently, they only give b/j's to eachother.
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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Here in Brazil there's some kind of indigenous group that has legal permission to use DMT for "religious" (?) purposes (it's what they call the "Holy Daime"), and I was talking to someone who knows more about the subject, and she was telling me there's a farm/temple not too far from my city where some tourists actually are served DMT, if they want to see what it's like - but it's necessary to start a special diet some time before the visit, exactly due to the large risk of a tourist getting intoxicated due to some unwanted reaction between something s/he ate and DMT.
[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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Here in Brazil there's some kind of indigenous group that has legal permission to use DMT for "religious" (?) purposes (it's what they call the "Holy Daime"), and I was talking to someone who knows more about the subject, and she was telling me there's a farm/temple not too far from my city where some tourists actually are served DMT, if they want to see what it's like - but it's necessary to start a special diet some time before the visit, exactly due to the large risk of a tourist getting intoxicated due to some unwanted reaction between something s/he ate and DMT.
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[b]Raf wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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Here in Brazil there's some kind of indigenous group that has legal permission to use DMT for "religious" (?) purposes (it's what they call the "Holy Daime"), and I was talking to someone who knows more about the subject, and she was telling me there's a farm/temple not too far from my city where some tourists actually are served DMT, if they want to see what it's like - but it's necessary to start a special diet some time before the visit, exactly due to the large risk of a tourist getting intoxicated due to some unwanted reaction between something s/he ate and DMT.
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yeah i heard that too, man, you have a great opportunity to try it over there! everyone says that its a life changing experience, an out of body travel into another dimension.
[b]Raf wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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Here in Brazil there's some kind of indigenous group that has legal permission to use DMT for "religious" (?) purposes (it's what they call the "Holy Daime"), and I was talking to someone who knows more about the subject, and she was telling me there's a farm/temple not too far from my city where some tourists actually are served DMT, if they want to see what it's like - but it's necessary to start a special diet some time before the visit, exactly due to the large risk of a tourist getting intoxicated due to some unwanted reaction between something s/he ate and DMT.
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yeah i heard that too, man, you have a great opportunity to try it over there! everyone says that its a life changing experience, an out of body travel into another dimension.
Hey Raf:
Maybe you should try to buy a Holy Daime bag.
(Excuse me while I crack myself up)
Maybe you should try to buy a Holy Daime bag.
(Excuse me while I crack myself up)
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[b]Raf wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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Here in Brazil there's some kind of indigenous group that has legal permission to use DMT for "religious" (?) purposes (it's what they call the "Holy Daime"), and I was talking to someone who knows more about the subject, and she was telling me there's a farm/temple not too far from my city where some tourists actually are served DMT, if they want to see what it's like - but it's necessary to start a special diet some time before the visit, exactly due to the large risk of a tourist getting intoxicated due to some unwanted reaction between something s/he ate and DMT.
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yeah i heard that too, man, you have a great opportunity to try it over there! everyone says that its a life changing experience, an out of body travel into another dimension.
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Have you considered meditation, yoga and Eastern religions?
Instead of tripping on chemicals, you could actually do something constructive and rewarding.
[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]Raf wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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Here in Brazil there's some kind of indigenous group that has legal permission to use DMT for "religious" (?) purposes (it's what they call the "Holy Daime"), and I was talking to someone who knows more about the subject, and she was telling me there's a farm/temple not too far from my city where some tourists actually are served DMT, if they want to see what it's like - but it's necessary to start a special diet some time before the visit, exactly due to the large risk of a tourist getting intoxicated due to some unwanted reaction between something s/he ate and DMT.
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yeah i heard that too, man, you have a great opportunity to try it over there! everyone says that its a life changing experience, an out of body travel into another dimension.
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Have you considered meditation, yoga and Eastern religions?
Instead of tripping on chemicals, you could actually do something constructive and rewarding.
Let's smash their face with an iron.
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[b]Poo, again wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]Raf wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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Here in Brazil there's some kind of indigenous group that has legal permission to use DMT for "religious" (?) purposes (it's what they call the "Holy Daime"), and I was talking to someone who knows more about the subject, and she was telling me there's a farm/temple not too far from my city where some tourists actually are served DMT, if they want to see what it's like - but it's necessary to start a special diet some time before the visit, exactly due to the large risk of a tourist getting intoxicated due to some unwanted reaction between something s/he ate and DMT.
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yeah i heard that too, man, you have a great opportunity to try it over there! everyone says that its a life changing experience, an out of body travel into another dimension.
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Have you considered meditation, yoga and Eastern religions?
Instead of tripping on chemicals, you could actually do something constructive and rewarding.
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If you didnt already know, everything is a chemical reaction in the body, these substances arent even dangerous, you should check that before thinking its a bad thing, actually alcohol and cigarettes are far more dangerous for the body than these.
[b]Poo, again wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]Raf wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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Here in Brazil there's some kind of indigenous group that has legal permission to use DMT for "religious" (?) purposes (it's what they call the "Holy Daime"), and I was talking to someone who knows more about the subject, and she was telling me there's a farm/temple not too far from my city where some tourists actually are served DMT, if they want to see what it's like - but it's necessary to start a special diet some time before the visit, exactly due to the large risk of a tourist getting intoxicated due to some unwanted reaction between something s/he ate and DMT.
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yeah i heard that too, man, you have a great opportunity to try it over there! everyone says that its a life changing experience, an out of body travel into another dimension.
[/QUOTE]
Have you considered meditation, yoga and Eastern religions?
Instead of tripping on chemicals, you could actually do something constructive and rewarding.
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If you didnt already know, everything is a chemical reaction in the body, these substances arent even dangerous, you should check that before thinking its a bad thing, actually alcohol and cigarettes are far more dangerous for the body than these.
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]Poo, again wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]Raf wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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Here in Brazil there's some kind of indigenous group that has legal permission to use DMT for "religious" (?) purposes (it's what they call the "Holy Daime"), and I was talking to someone who knows more about the subject, and she was telling me there's a farm/temple not too far from my city where some tourists actually are served DMT, if they want to see what it's like - but it's necessary to start a special diet some time before the visit, exactly due to the large risk of a tourist getting intoxicated due to some unwanted reaction between something s/he ate and DMT.
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yeah i heard that too, man, you have a great opportunity to try it over there! everyone says that its a life changing experience, an out of body travel into another dimension.
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Have you considered meditation, yoga and Eastern religions?
Instead of tripping on chemicals, you could actually do something constructive and rewarding.
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If you didnt already know, everything is a chemical reaction in the body, these substances arent even dangerous, you should check that before thinking its a bad thing, actually alcohol and cigarettes are far more dangerous for the body than these.
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Well, they ARE dangerous when combined with normal everyday diet.
Still, you didn't answer my question.
[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]Poo, again wrote: [/b]
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]Raf wrote: [/b]
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[b]ThomasQuinn wrote: [/b]
DMT is really little more than the suicidal maniac's version of LSD. It works in the same way, but is very unpredictable in strength, and has dangerous side-effects when combined with a great many substances, most of which we eat/drink on a regular basis (I've read that lactose, citric acid and paracetamol can be very dangerous in combination with DMT, causing a rapid decrease in heart-rate and possible respiratory failure).
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Here in Brazil there's some kind of indigenous group that has legal permission to use DMT for "religious" (?) purposes (it's what they call the "Holy Daime"), and I was talking to someone who knows more about the subject, and she was telling me there's a farm/temple not too far from my city where some tourists actually are served DMT, if they want to see what it's like - but it's necessary to start a special diet some time before the visit, exactly due to the large risk of a tourist getting intoxicated due to some unwanted reaction between something s/he ate and DMT.
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yeah i heard that too, man, you have a great opportunity to try it over there! everyone says that its a life changing experience, an out of body travel into another dimension.
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Have you considered meditation, yoga and Eastern religions?
Instead of tripping on chemicals, you could actually do something constructive and rewarding.
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If you didnt already know, everything is a chemical reaction in the body, these substances arent even dangerous, you should check that before thinking its a bad thing, actually alcohol and cigarettes are far more dangerous for the body than these.
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Well, they ARE dangerous when combined with normal everyday diet.
Still, you didn't answer my question.