Wow... just... wow... I don't know what to say. 3... 2... 1... BLAST OFF!!!!FFO TSALB ...1 ...2 ...3 My grafting guide
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hixidom wrote:Maybe, but if politicians believe everything the media tells them, then politicians are also part of the problem. I think it's more that the media manipulate popular opinion and politicians recalibrate to take advantage of the situation. They don't want what's right. they just want to sit in the right seats to be successful in their chosen career.
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Anyone else notice the sign on the "psychologist"s table that said
"Truthiness"
made me giggle for some reason... seemed fitting
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soulfood wrote:A little known fact, but DMT can also be made from the bark of a dog and basic hand-soap.
It's the result of the micro bacteria which were planted on the plane that "missed" it's target on 9/11 and side effects include dizziness, eccentric behaviour and communism. The only cure is to campaign against homosexual marriage. ...but I thought it was the communists that introduced homosexuality! Now I'm just confused. DMT smells like math.
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This kind of stuff makes me sad, I feel like they aren't talking about the same drug as us. The Unknown = A Place to Learn
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FallingAwake wrote:Anyone else notice the sign on the "psychologist"s table that said
"Truthiness" *click*My wind instrument is the bong
CHANGA IN THE BONGA!
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Ughh media slander as usual. I once read a news article about DMT being compared to crack and all sorts of other nasties. There was not a factual thing in the article at all so I wrote a letter of complaint citing medical literature. Unfortunately I didn't get any reply what so ever. I wish there was a law where any news article had to have references of sorts publically available and where there was none available the only way it could be lawfully shown is if it had a disclaimer. I wonder how long media outlets like fox would last then.
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