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[b]Poo, again wrote: [/b]
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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.
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it IS very constructive and rewarding, more than anything else!
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[b]Poo, again wrote: [/b]
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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.
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it IS very constructive and rewarding, more than anything else!
[b]Poo, again wrote: [/b]
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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.
[/QUOTE]
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.
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it IS very constructive and rewarding, more than anything else!
Well, I´ve heard that large amounts of man-juice can cause the same side effects as both lactos and citrit. You better be careful!
Since this FUCKING IDIOT STILL concider acids and "magic mushrooms" to be less dangerous than living in a smoggy town such as Tokyo, less dangerous as an extra spread of butter on your toast. He even goes as far as comparing coffee with LSD. I´ll hereby start a campain. A campain against replying to his MORONIC posts. Let´s just forget about this cocksucking idiot, let´s IGNORE him from now on. Don´t give this PRICK the satisfaction of an argument, witch of course, you win AT ALL TIMES. The minute this happens, when he no longer has QZ as his place for lies and bullshit statements, then we all can forget about TM. And wouldn´t that be a bliss?
Since this FUCKING IDIOT STILL concider acids and "magic mushrooms" to be less dangerous than living in a smoggy town such as Tokyo, less dangerous as an extra spread of butter on your toast. He even goes as far as comparing coffee with LSD. I´ll hereby start a campain. A campain against replying to his MORONIC posts. Let´s just forget about this cocksucking idiot, let´s IGNORE him from now on. Don´t give this PRICK the satisfaction of an argument, witch of course, you win AT ALL TIMES. The minute this happens, when he no longer has QZ as his place for lies and bullshit statements, then we all can forget about TM. And wouldn´t that be a bliss?
SHANK
SHANK SHANK SHANK
SHANKITY SHANK SHANK SHANK.
thank you.
SHANK SHANK SHANK
SHANKITY SHANK SHANK SHANK.
thank you.
Shit + 2 = 8.
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[b]Dr. Pepper(The Spiceman) wrote: [/b]
Well, I´ve heard that large amounts of man-juice can cause the same side effects as both lactos and citrit. You better be careful!
Since this FUCKING IDIOT STILL concider acids and "magic mushrooms" to be less dangerous than living in a smoggy town such as Tokyo, less dangerous as an extra spread of butter on your toast. He even goes as far as comparing coffee with LSD. I´ll hereby start a campain. A campain against replying to his MORONIC posts. Let´s just forget about this cocksucking idiot, let´s IGNORE him from now on. Don´t give this PRICK the satisfaction of an argument, witch of course, you win AT ALL TIMES. The minute this happens, when he no longer has QZ as his place for lies and bullshit statements, then we all can forget about TM. And wouldn´t that be a bliss?[/QUOTE]
I'd rather he admit to be a hypocrite someday :) So until then, the show must go on......oh ya, I did that.
[b]Dr. Pepper(The Spiceman) wrote: [/b]
Well, I´ve heard that large amounts of man-juice can cause the same side effects as both lactos and citrit. You better be careful!
Since this FUCKING IDIOT STILL concider acids and "magic mushrooms" to be less dangerous than living in a smoggy town such as Tokyo, less dangerous as an extra spread of butter on your toast. He even goes as far as comparing coffee with LSD. I´ll hereby start a campain. A campain against replying to his MORONIC posts. Let´s just forget about this cocksucking idiot, let´s IGNORE him from now on. Don´t give this PRICK the satisfaction of an argument, witch of course, you win AT ALL TIMES. The minute this happens, when he no longer has QZ as his place for lies and bullshit statements, then we all can forget about TM. And wouldn´t that be a bliss?[/QUOTE]
I'd rather he admit to be a hypocrite someday :) So until then, the show must go on......oh ya, I did that.
By 'Tokyo', do you think he meant to say 'Shanghai' or 'Beijing'?
Japan is FAR cleaner than China is!
Japan is FAR cleaner than China is!
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By 'Tokyo', do you think he meant to say 'Shanghai' or 'Beijing'?
Japan is FAR cleaner than China is!
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Well, yes.
[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
By 'Tokyo', do you think he meant to say 'Shanghai' or 'Beijing'?
Japan is FAR cleaner than China is!
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Well, yes.
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[b]Dr. Pepper(The Spiceman) wrote: [/b]
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
By 'Tokyo', do you think he meant to say 'Shanghai' or 'Beijing'?
Japan is FAR cleaner than China is!
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Well, yes.
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:-)
[b]Dr. Pepper(The Spiceman) wrote: [/b]
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[b]inu-liger wrote: [/b]
By 'Tokyo', do you think he meant to say 'Shanghai' or 'Beijing'?
Japan is FAR cleaner than China is!
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Well, yes.
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:-)
If this DMT is the same as Daime, all you're supposed to do is puke a lot and think you're God. Except for the puking, I don't see anything that might be different to any of us.
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[b]Marcos Napier wrote: [/b]
If this DMT is the same as Daime, all you're supposed to do is puke a lot and think you're God. Except for the puking, I don't see anything that might be different to any of us.
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its naturally in our bodies and is released upon death and gives access to another dimensions= fact
[b]Marcos Napier wrote: [/b]
If this DMT is the same as Daime, all you're supposed to do is puke a lot and think you're God. Except for the puking, I don't see anything that might be different to any of us.
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its naturally in our bodies and is released upon death and gives access to another dimensions= fact
Milidrag Moment (SOLO)
[b]INCEST IS THE BEST[/b]
[b]Tracks
[/b]1. Dear Synthesizer
2. Horse Whip
3. My Friend Michael Jackson
4. Open Up Your Heart
5. Needles And HIV
6. Taste My Rainbow
7. Playing In Father's Workshed
8. Sperm Gully
9. Incest Is The Best
10. Rank It
11. Lick My Big 3 Inch
12.13. Amir Gave Me Incest Drugz
[b]INCEST IS THE BEST[/b]
[b]Tracks
[/b]1. Dear Synthesizer
2. Horse Whip
3. My Friend Michael Jackson
4. Open Up Your Heart
5. Needles And HIV
6. Taste My Rainbow
7. Playing In Father's Workshed
8. Sperm Gully
9. Incest Is The Best
10. Rank It
11. Lick My Big 3 Inch
12.13. Amir Gave Me Incest Drugz
[QUOTE]its naturally in our bodies and is released upon death and gives access to another dimensions= fact[/QUOTE]
If I'm dying I don't need anything to take me to another dimension, do I?
If I'm dying I don't need anything to take me to another dimension, do I?
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[b]Marcos Napier wrote: [/b]
[QUOTE]its naturally in our bodies and is released upon death and gives access to another dimensions= fact[/QUOTE]
If I'm dying I don't need anything to take me to another dimension, do I?[/QUOTE]
Well you dont really die it seems, you just enter another dimension, the conclusion that many dmt researchers have come to is that we are immortal, death is just a transition into another form of life and you will never die. They say we are all 1 conciousness that is experiences itself subjectively.
[b]Marcos Napier wrote: [/b]
[QUOTE]its naturally in our bodies and is released upon death and gives access to another dimensions= fact[/QUOTE]
If I'm dying I don't need anything to take me to another dimension, do I?[/QUOTE]
Well you dont really die it seems, you just enter another dimension, the conclusion that many dmt researchers have come to is that we are immortal, death is just a transition into another form of life and you will never die. They say we are all 1 conciousness that is experiences itself subjectively.
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[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]Marcos Napier wrote: [/b]
[QUOTE]its naturally in our bodies and is released upon death and gives access to another dimensions= fact[/QUOTE]
If I'm dying I don't need anything to take me to another dimension, do I?[/QUOTE]
Well you dont really die it seems, you just enter another dimension, the conclusion that many dmt researchers have come to is that we are immortal, death is just a transition into another form of life and you will never die. They say we are all 1 conciousness that is experiences itself subjectively.
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Let me be the first to say: FACT?
[b]Treasure Moment wrote: [/b]
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[b]Marcos Napier wrote: [/b]
[QUOTE]its naturally in our bodies and is released upon death and gives access to another dimensions= fact[/QUOTE]
If I'm dying I don't need anything to take me to another dimension, do I?[/QUOTE]
Well you dont really die it seems, you just enter another dimension, the conclusion that many dmt researchers have come to is that we are immortal, death is just a transition into another form of life and you will never die. They say we are all 1 conciousness that is experiences itself subjectively.
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Let me be the first to say: FACT?