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Bill Cipher
#21 Posted : 8/22/2012 10:45:15 PM

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hardonfordrums wrote:
thanks for the concern. but like i said, p. brachystachys is reported on erowid. guess not all are open to phalaris but at 1-3% i feel it needs further investigation. thats 1 oz per kilo at least, with bad tek


1% of 1 kilo is 10 grams.

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SnozzleBerry
#22 Posted : 8/22/2012 11:29:38 PM

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hardonfordrums wrote:
thanks for the concern. but like i said, p. brachystachys is reported on erowid. guess not all are open to phalaris but at 1-3% i feel it needs further investigation.

You're missing the point...

There are many people here interested in and open to researching Phalaris spp. A number of our members have even been pioneering extraction teks, working on growing and cloning methodologies and a few have even gone so far as to get their material analyzed in a lab.

Erowid reports only the fact that there were psychedelic effects when the material was ingested in conjunctions with RIMAs, nothing more. Look at it like this...I'm sure you can find reports on Erowid of kids eating MDMA that's cut with meth. Does this mean that it's a good idea or even remotely safe to eat MDMA cut with meth? Of course not!!!

We also feel that Phalaris needs further investigation. However, we are working on that by growing, harvesting, extracting and testing different grasses in different conditions. Simply harvesting wild grasses, which may contain potentially neurotoxic or harmful substances and eating/smoking extracts from them is downright reckless, irresponsible and (to use your own word from earlier) stupid.

It's not stupid to misidentify a plant...even the pros find themselves stumped every once in a while. It IS incredibly stupid to ignore the warnings you are being given and expose yourself to unknown and potentially harmful substances.
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blackdust
#23 Posted : 8/22/2012 11:33:47 PM

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SnozzleBerry wrote:
hardonfordrums wrote:
thanks for the concern. but like i said, p. brachystachys is reported on erowid. guess not all are open to phalaris but at 1-3% i feel it needs further investigation.

You're missing the point...

There are many people here interested in and open to researching Phalaris spp. A number of our members have even been pioneering extraction teks, working on growing and cloning methodologies and a few have even gone so far as to get their material analyzed in a lab.

Erowid reports only the fact that there were psychedelic effects when the material was ingested in conjunctions with RIMAs, nothing more. Look at it like this...I'm sure you can find reports on Erowid of kids eating MDMA that's cut with meth. Does this mean that it's a good idea or even remotely safe to eat MDMA cut with meth? Of course not!!!

We also feel that Phalaris needs further investigation. However, we are working on that by growing, harvesting, extracting and testing different grasses in different conditions. Simply harvesting wild grasses, which may contain potentially neurotoxic or harmful substances and eating/smoking extracts from them is downright reckless, irresponsible and (to use your own word from earlier) stupid.

It's not stupid to misidentify a plant...even the pros find themselves stumped every once in a while. It IS incredibly stupid to ignore the warnings you are being given and expose yourself to unknown and potentially harmful substances.



Agreeded! Kinda like looking for mushrooms. EAT THE WRONG KIND AND YOU CAN DIE.
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hardonfordrums
#24 Posted : 8/23/2012 4:03:48 AM

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i did not ingest it or anything. well i will just stop. thanks for the feed back i didnt lurke enough ovbiously.
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Kash
#25 Posted : 8/23/2012 4:26:23 AM

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a1pha wrote:
hardonfordrums wrote:
nope sure didnt. im aware of the consequences. but its free.



Lol that made me laugh.

But hardonfordrums.. you live in tx right? Forget the fake mimosa and bad grass. If your looking for something free, go pick some psychoactive cactus. I know I would if I was in that region.
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a1pha
#26 Posted : 8/23/2012 4:46:17 AM


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Kash wrote:
If your looking for something free, go pick some psychoactive cactus.

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