the man gave Rorers/Lemmons a bad name... you could crumble them up and add to a bowl of weed to share them. tasted nasty though...
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What Are You Watching Right Now Pt II.......
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I Spit on Your Grave (2010)
After surviving a brutal rape, a woman takes the law into her own hands by seeking revenge against her attackers in this remake of the cult classic.
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Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds have a greater concentration of lysergic acid amides in them, and both Heavenly Blue Morning Glory seeds and the Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds can be found and ordered without the prohibitive chemistry treatment on them. However, similar to peyote buttons and removing the white fuzzies to decrease the potential nausea affect from them, the Woodrose seeds' outer shells should be thoroughly scraped, though you still may be nauseous and/or vomit. Don't REMOVE the shells, just scrape them well.
About a dozen or so (sometimes 15) Woodrose seeds is comparable to the effects of some moderate LSD, or a BUNCH of Heavenly Blue Morning Glory seeds.
You can also extract the desired contents of the Woodrose seeds into a paste that dries, a bit crystalline, and forgo the nasty taste of chewing the buggers.
Famous quote from a long-ago friend in Michigan in the mid-70s who became a bit unstable years later. He'd eaten X number of Woodrose seeds I'd given him and got WAY too high on them, so I was keeping him moving, walking around the block a few laps to keep his body working to try and maximize the processing time in his system, when he turned to me and said, "I think I'm going to cash in my cashews."
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Dime
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They used to sell those seeds in magazines , I always wondered if they did anything positive or were just a scam
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Real Hawaiin Baby Woodrose seeds definitely work(ed).
There were or are a number of reputable places in Hawaii that sell them bulk. Or did. Probably still do.
My now-deceased younger brother and I attended an outdoor rock-n-roll show that went -all- day in SW Grand Rapids Michigan in the mid-70s called the Electric Rodeo (concerts were banned there after that show..
), with Heart, Nils Lofgren, Starz, Renaissance, Johnny and Edgar Winter, REO Speedwagon, and others.We rode there on my motorcycle and ate Woodrose seeds. A hot day, high humidity and heat, SOS tent taking in folks who were passed out from heat, and their 'medics' (back in the hippie days version of 'medics) were handing out salt tablets in the crowd like M&M's.. 27 ODs on (mostly) PCP, and numerous really graphic accidents inside the rodeo arena that I won't bore you with the details of.
But we sat there most of that whole day listening to good music and watching frisbees leaving tracers/trails across a sunbaked blue sky. And balloons, too.
Every now and then I miss those times with him. He's been dead 30 years last month. August 19. Our mother's birthday.
It seems the seeds have gone way-the-fuck-up in price!!
100% Organic Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds (HBWR) | O'Neill Seeds
Get the freshest and highest quality Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds from O'Neill Seeds. Argyreia nervosa, also known as elephant creeper or woolly morning glory, is a perennial climbing vine native to the Indian subcontinent that has various medicinal benefits. Shop now for fast shipping!
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By the seed-count the price looks less shocking:
Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seed
Argyreia nervosa Hawaiian Baby Woodrose, also known as Elephant creeper, is in the same family as morning glory (Convolvulacea,) but should not be confused with Hawaiian Woodrose, which is a completely different plant.
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or here:
Elephant Creeper, Argyreia nervosa, Untreated Seeds ~ Schmerbals Herbals®
Elephant Creeper, Argyreia nervosa, Untreated Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds ~ Sacred Herbs and Spices from Schmerbals Herbals® One ounce is approximately 250 seeds Please note: we do not test these seeds for germination rate. Also Check Out: Morning Glory, Ipomoea tricolor, Untreated, Viable...
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Probably numerous places to buy them. Just make sure they're being straight about them not being treated with chemicals. Consumer reviews are a good option.
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moose eater
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Depending on dosage, they can get nearly as intense as acid, but I'd say a little bit different, and not quite as 'rigid' in your muscles, etc. Though that's my memory. And the last time I ate them was in Delta Junction, Alaska in 1990. Both my wife and I got briefly sick, which, like post-puking with peyote, heightened the effects.
Dime
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I bought an oz of shrooms a cple years ago and put them in the fridge. I haven't tried them but I gave some away to friends who did and they said they are really quite intense. I have no desire to eat them anymore. Strange because when I bought them I was looking forward to a trip but now it's been so long I don't see it happening. I've done shrooms and acid in my day because it was everywhere but now it;s meh,weed does it for me.
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L.S.AReal Hawaiin Baby Woodrose seeds definitely work(ed).
There were or are a number of reputable places in Hawaii that sell them bulk. Or did. Probably still do.
My now-deceased younger brother and I attended an outdoor rock-n-roll show that went -all- day in SW Grand Rapids Michigan in the mid-70s called the Electric Rodeo (concerts were banned there after that show..
We rode there on my motorcycle and ate Woodrose seeds. A hot day, high humidity and heat, SOS tent taking in folks who were passed out from heat, and their 'medics' (back in the hippie days version of 'medics) were handing out salt tablets in the crowd like M&M's.. 27 ODs on (mostly) PCP, and numerous really graphic accidents inside the rodeo arena that I won't bore you with the details of.
But we sat there most of that whole day listening to good music and watching frisbees leaving tracers/trails across a sunbaked blue sky. And balloons, too.
Every now and then I miss those times with him. He's been dead 30 years last month. August 19. Our mother's birthday.
It seems the seeds have gone way-the-fuck-up in price!!
100% Organic Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds (HBWR) | O'Neill Seeds
Get the freshest and highest quality Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds from O'Neill Seeds. Argyreia nervosa, also known as elephant creeper or woolly morning glory, is a perennial climbing vine native to the Indian subcontinent that has various medicinal benefits. Shop now for fast shipping!oneillseeds.com
By the seed-count the price looks less shocking:
Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seed
Argyreia nervosa Hawaiian Baby Woodrose, also known as Elephant creeper, is in the same family as morning glory (Convolvulacea,) but should not be confused with Hawaiian Woodrose, which is a completely different plant.
or here:
Elephant Creeper, Argyreia nervosa, Untreated Seeds ~ Schmerbals Herbals®
Elephant Creeper, Argyreia nervosa, Untreated Hawaiian Baby Woodrose Seeds ~ Sacred Herbs and Spices from Schmerbals Herbals® One ounce is approximately 250 seeds Please note: we do not test these seeds for germination rate. Also Check Out: Morning Glory, Ipomoea tricolor, Untreated, Viable...
Probably numerous places to buy them. Just make sure they're being straight about them not being treated with chemicals. Consumer reviews are a good option.
Much easier than extracting lysergic acid from eragot . And more accessible than erigotimine now that is on the precursor list. Hahahahaha
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Dime
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It's not the same as lsd though is it,just the same fam? Have you tried both and if so what did you conclude?
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Schultes, Hofmann Plants Of The Gods ( Healing Arts, 2001) : alberto hoffman : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Schultes,Hofmann - Plants of the Gods (Healing Arts, 2001)
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