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tiompan 5758 posts |
Sep 14, 2012, 17:18
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harestonesdown wrote: tiompan wrote: Pretty sure i can see Kokopelli in that third pic. ! We are all one under Irn Bru . Visions stream across the oceans and through time .
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Sanctuary 4670 posts |
Edited Sep 14, 2012, 17:24
Sep 14, 2012, 17:19
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nigelswift wrote: "3000's the most i've had, and i'm one of the sanest and healthest 38 years old you could wish to meet" Hahahahaha! Thats one of the finest lines in comedy history! "i can guarantee that over a 1000 it doesn't matter, eg a 1000 is the same as 3000" Ummm, why did you have 3,000 then? Also, I can hardly visualise 3,000 mushrooms, let alone imagine eating them. What do you do, make them into soup? Doesnt it get a bit unpleasant after the fifth bowl? Do you have to add lots of salt? (Salt is bad for you). Sorry if I seem to be taking the Mick, someone eating 3000 mushrooms in one go is so out of my life experience I just have to ask questions. I have a son who at 20 years of age was pursuaded. It took him three years to get over it. I'm not into preaching but it's a mugs game and anyone who indulges in it regularly is going down a very steep path to destruction. Fine if it only involves them but it always drags family and friends down with them. To see my son begging me to take the monsters away that were coming out of the wall at him was heartbreaking and no matter how much some may think it 'enlightens' them it will destroy them twice as quickly. There are no excuses unless it if for a purposely controlled reason to ultimately help others. That's all I have to say on it other than that is now past history in his life and we have him back again. More than most I try to be light-hearted in my posts but this is a deadly serious subject that destroys lives.
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harestonesdown 1067 posts |
Sep 14, 2012, 17:23
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Sanctuary wrote: I'm not into preaching but it's a mugs game and anyone who indulges is going down a very steep path to destruction. . That has to be one of the silliest things i've ever read i'm afraid.
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Evergreen Dazed 1881 posts |
Sep 14, 2012, 17:29
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tiompan wrote: harestonesdown wrote: tiompan wrote: Pretty sure i can see Kokopelli in that third pic. ! We are all one under Irn Bru . Visions stream across the oceans and through time . For the full experience mix with the mini chocolate ben nevises from the newsagent in fort william. I flew to achnabreck on the back of an eider duck immediately afterward and realized the panels represent the calmac timetables, which is why they are so close to water.
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nigelswift 8112 posts |
Sep 14, 2012, 17:32
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I'm glad it ended OK. I guess many/most of us have been touched in similar ways. I have, with a worse outcome. Heres a funny thing. People don't praise being drunk to the skies yet an awful lot of people go out of their way to say how fantastic some other substances are. Not sure why. But in our line of business the great appeal is said to be that you see spirals and other Neolithic motifs. It is said so often that I guess it must be true but 2 things cross my mind: a. That doesnt prove that spirals in rock art are drug induced. Theres a 50% chance they werent. b. Even if they are, so blinking what? How does "I see cup and rings when high" add to the worlds understanding of cup and rings? ;)
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tiompan 5758 posts |
Sep 14, 2012, 17:41
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Evergreen Dazed wrote: tiompan wrote: harestonesdown wrote: tiompan wrote: Pretty sure i can see Kokopelli in that third pic. ! We are all one under Irn Bru . Visions stream across the oceans and through time . For the full experience mix with the mini chocolate ben nevises from the newsagent in fort william. I flew to achnabreck on the back of an eider duck immediately afterward and realized the panels represent the calmac timetables, which is why they are so close to water. It's the tunnocks that are the key to reading the timetable symbols . Take 35 and it just looks like the underground map . I didn't want to say as I'm was saving this for a jermey Kyle prog I hope to get on , but the black pudding produces the SOUND of the cups , straight fucking up . Achnabreck is quite trancey especially when you get rid of the didges . Cairnbaan is full on Ibiza and Kirkmichael Glassary as you can imagine is very Kenneth McKellar .
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Sanctuary 4670 posts |
Sep 14, 2012, 17:42
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harestonesdown wrote: Sanctuary wrote: I'm not into preaching but it's a mugs game and anyone who indulges is going down a very steep path to destruction. . That has to be one of the silliest things i've ever read i'm afraid. It may be fine in Sheffield but it doesn't go down well in my house.
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harestonesdown 1067 posts |
Sep 14, 2012, 17:48
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Sanctuary wrote: harestonesdown wrote: Sanctuary wrote: I'm not into preaching but it's a mugs game and anyone who indulges is going down a very steep path to destruction. . That has to be one of the silliest things i've ever read i'm afraid. It may be fine in Sheffield but it doesn't go down well in my house. I beg your pardon. ? Sanctuary just because your son had a bad trip it doesn't follow that everyone will, Similarly not everyone who has a toke on a joint will become a crack addict, well not in the real world anyway.
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Evergreen Dazed 1881 posts |
Sep 14, 2012, 17:50
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tiompan wrote: Evergreen Dazed wrote: tiompan wrote: harestonesdown wrote: tiompan wrote: Pretty sure i can see Kokopelli in that third pic. ! We are all one under Irn Bru . Visions stream across the oceans and through time . For the full experience mix with the mini chocolate ben nevises from the newsagent in fort william. I flew to achnabreck on the back of an eider duck immediately afterward and realized the panels represent the calmac timetables, which is why they are so close to water. It's the tunnocks that are the key to reading the timetable symbols . Take 35 and it just looks like the underground map . I didn't want to say as I'm was saving this for a jermey Kyle prog I hope to get on , but the black pudding produces the SOUND of the cups , straight fucking up . Achnabreck is quite trancey especially when you get rid of the didges . Cairnbaan is full on Ibiza and Kirkmichael Glassary as you can imagine is very Kenneth McKellar . Its funny you should mention black pudding, becuase im about to publish something I started working on when I was doing a home economics GCSE, 27 years ago, concerning the very very very very very subtle effect upon the energy within the heavily cupmarked stone at Ballymeanoch if you hit it at a steady rate with a small black pudding. (heated)
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harestonesdown 1067 posts |
Sep 14, 2012, 17:52
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Evergreen Dazed wrote: tiompan wrote: Evergreen Dazed wrote: tiompan wrote: harestonesdown wrote: tiompan wrote: Pretty sure i can see Kokopelli in that third pic. ! We are all one under Irn Bru . Visions stream across the oceans and through time . For the full experience mix with the mini chocolate ben nevises from the newsagent in fort william. I flew to achnabreck on the back of an eider duck immediately afterward and realized the panels represent the calmac timetables, which is why they are so close to water. It's the tunnocks that are the key to reading the timetable symbols . Take 35 and it just looks like the underground map . I didn't want to say as I'm was saving this for a jermey Kyle prog I hope to get on , but the black pudding produces the SOUND of the cups , straight fucking up . Achnabreck is quite trancey especially when you get rid of the didges . Cairnbaan is full on Ibiza and Kirkmichael Glassary as you can imagine is very Kenneth McKellar . Its funny you should mention black pudding, becuase im about to publish something I started working on when I was doing a home economics GCSE, 27 years ago, concerning the very very very very very subtle effect upon the energy within the heavily cupmarked stone at Ballymeanoch if you hit it at a steady rate with a small black pudding. (heated) Oh Eck (y thump).
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