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|    Re: Still kickin' Brian? (2/2)    |
|    28 Feb 25 16:05:50    |
      [continued from previous message]              or take the piss, i have no axe to grind or any feelings of resentment       even though they did pinch me a few times for almost nada, am an outsider       thang, not an outlaw ;)              on another note hehe... my new prescription has just arrived today a whole       week early lol, 3 new types and a repeat order of the candy store, 40g in       all... the hindu kush (pure indica) am currently smoking is very good so       far, smile...              the sun has suddenly started shining through my window and everything's       all glowy and calm :)              as for the tubs they come in there's 2 sizes, a taller one and a short       one, and are exactly the same as the one shown in that review video i       posted before, plastic and vacuum packed, strongly sealed prolly along       with a squirt of nitrogen or carbon dioxide for shelf-life/preservation so       it can take a while to begin reacting with the air again, but it's defo       doin' summat! :D              online reviews for this strain mention it can be trippy? i hope so coz i       rather like that effect, some people can get a bit paranoid/anxious       if/when it gets too trippy but i actually like all that, it's nice to be       looking around at an altered world feeling like some kinda alien       anthropologist visitor heh, and not many weeds can do that... thai       grass/sticks being the only one consistently doing it, at least for moi, i       mean yeah it was freaky the first few times, and very hard to remain       composed kinda thng, but like most things you eventually get-used to it       and the dread goes away...              the trick being to deliberately look outward at what you're seeing instead       of inward and how you're feeling; the more you can ignore the 'self' and       look-away from it the less it bothers you, and coz all that uncomfortable       crap/side of things is only ever associated with the self...              e.g., instead of focusing on how awful i felt (i've got some great stories       about struggling with all that heh, with thai-grass particularly) i would       instead set out on an adventure, meaning the world appears to work in a       different manner when you're in that altered state, even physics isn't       exactly the same? so because of that whenever it got trippy i'd set out to       find/discover things, hidden things, unusual books, potentially magical       items, anything with a mysterious feeling to it at the time... nonsense, i       know, but some of the stuff i'd come back with from these 'excursions' was       actually even quite good on occasion, carlos castaneda's first book being       among them and that's always been a great story, and am possibly only       talking to you now because of one of those trips-out into the unknown ;)              certain weeds can still trigger that experience... who knows, maybe       joining this clinic is even what this is all about (i've been wondering       why it's happening kinda thing) and any minute now am gonna hit the       jackpot of an excursion lol :)              well, one good J of this has indeed altered my perception, not massively       though, the best ones usually requiring only the one to know everything       about it...              it's ok though, calm, warm and kinda glowy, and there's some nice       hypnagogia/light-shows when i close my eyes... yeah, it's relaxing...       meditative/contemplative...              methinks the dishes can wait until later haha :)))              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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