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Dr. Siekadellyk said:
its been slow at the growery lately? has anybody noticed?

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Dr. Siekadellyk said:
they can but it depends on the recent weather conditions..... usually outside has less contaminants because of the massive air exchange anyway.....

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you are a weed genius man, I would have neber peiced that together !

its crazy how the earth can just do things for itself, it would be fine without us, we are so out of place among the animals of earth,

I think we are aliens planted in a test environment and we succeeded.

Time to smoke a bowl

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Harry_Ba11sach said:
serious? you should really go camping with me sometime, I'll show you exactly how we fit in to nature.... it's really quite beautiful

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Briefly explain, you seem like a smart person and im in the mood to have my mind blown

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Dr. Siekadellyk said:
they can but it depends on the recent weather conditions..... usually outside has less contaminants because of the massive air exchange anyway.....

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you are a weed genius man, I would have neber peiced that together !

its crazy how the earth can just do things for itself, it would be fine without us, we are so out of place among the animals of earth,

I think we are aliens planted in a test environment and we succeeded.

Time to smoke a bowl

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Harry_Ba11sach said:
well basically you just have to realize that all animals have specific adaptations to make their living situation more tolerable in their chosen environment. fish have gills because they need a way to extract dissolved oxygen from the water, we don't live in water so we have an equally elaborate, but very different method of extracting oxygen from our environment. Once you realize that our uncanny intelligence and self-awareness are really just an adaptation to cope with our surroundings I feel that human-kind starts to seem rather amazing. we don't have giant claws or a scorpion tail because our evolutionary path gently guided us towards using logic and curiosity as our weapons of survival. instead of having wings to escape danger we've invented alternative methods such as building protective shelters and weapons. our ability to manipulate our surrounding materials is by far the most advantageous adaptation possible.

However, throughout all this we originated on this planet tens of thousands of years ago, and clearly did not posses such extreme technology. when you go camping you can seriously feel the primitive feeling of loneliness and unimportance that reminds you just how big the planet is, and how small we are.  it's easy to feel disassociated while sitting on your couch or driving down the highway, but sitting at 13,000 feet above sea-level looking down on a pristine alpine lake over a mile below you you're reminded of exactly where we came from, and how our achievements in the intellectual realm have not just distanced us from our beginnings, but also brought us closer.

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Harry_Ba11sach said:
well basically you just have to realize that all animals have specific adaptations to make their living situation more tolerable in their chosen environment. fish have gills because they need a way to extract dissolved oxygen from the water, we don't live in water so we have an equally elaborate, but very different method of extracting oxygen from our environment. Once you realize that our uncanny intelligence and self-awareness are really just an adaptation to cope with our surroundings I feel that human-kind starts to seem rather amazing. we don't have giant claws or a scorpion tail because our evolutionary path gently guided us towards using logic and curiosity as our weapons of survival. instead of having wings to escape danger we've invented alternative methods such as building protective shelters and weapons. our ability to manipulate our surrounding materials is by far the most advantageous adaptation possible.

However, throughout all this we originated on this planet tens of thousands of years ago, and clearly did not posses such extreme technology. when you go camping you can seriously feel the primitive feeling of loneliness and unimportance that reminds you just how big the planet is, and how small we are.  it's easy to feel disassociated while sitting on your couch or driving down the highway, but sitting at 13,000 feet above sea-level looking down on a pristine alpine lake over a mile below you you're reminded of exactly where we came from, and how our achievements in the intellectual realm have not just distanced us from our beginnings, but also brought us closer.

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Yeah, I can totally relate to that. I  camping! Sounds like you have awesome scenery though, how pleasant.

What dr00gz do ya normally take on a camping trip, that is if any at all.

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Harry_Ba11sach said:
I've smoked a bowl on top of several 14,000ft+ mountains, including the summit of the two tallest peaks in the lower 48 states

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That is so cool. It must have been the best feeling ever.

I've always thought psychedelics* are a fine mix with camping, but before anything else definitely weed.



*particularly the 'naturals'

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Fazed said:
there was one time on mescaline where i was at home staring into the mirror in my living room and i watched as my face morphed about and it was fascinating until i realized it was changing into a more scull shaped appearance until i was practically looking like death.

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I love that kinda shit

Im a recent fan of salvia I was staring down a corridor of morphing walls of psychadellia and at the end of the tunnel was this really nice graffitti artwork and it pulsed and vibed and it was amazing, I started sweating super heavily though

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Fazed said:
there was one time on mescaline where i was at home staring into the mirror in my living room and i watched as my face morphed about and it was fascinating until i realized it was changing into a more scull shaped appearance until i was practically looking like death.

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I love that kinda shit

Im a recent fan of salvia I was staring down a corridor of morphing walls of psychadellia and at the end of the tunnel was this really nice graffitti artwork and it pulsed and vibed and it was amazing, I started sweating super heavily though

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I like salvia too. these days i don't do heroic doses, sometimes i just mix very small amounts with weed to give it an extra kick.

i love salvias prickly sensations it brings onto you

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Cannaboid said:
U live in the UK?

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FurrowedBrow said:
this thread turned out to be fairly interesting.

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