Dinosaurs and man coexisting

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Denny it's weird that you use Wikipedia so much, yet discard that very same reference about the impossibility of strychnine in blotter. Guess it proves you are no different than I am. If you believe something deep down inside, you will ignore even empirical proof!

 

[Denny Crane]

Denny it's weird that you use Wikipedia so much, yet discard that very same reference about the impossibility of strychnine in blotter. Guess it proves you are no different than I am. If you believe something deep down inside, you will ignore even empirical proof!

There is no impossibility of strychnine in blotter.

You have no clue where the blotter was before it made its way to your hands. Lots of luck with that.

 

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There is no impossibility of strychnine in blotter.

You have no clue where the blotter was before it made its way to your hands. Lots of luck with that.

Lol at Denny fighting tooth and nail for something he has zero understanding of! Kinda cute really!

 

[Denny Crane]

Lol at Denny fighting tooth and nail for something he has zero understanding of! Kinda cute really!

Is it the drugs making you say idiotic things like "zero understanding" ?

 

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Is it the drugs making you say idiotic things like "zero understanding" ?

No its your countless efforts to use urban legends as some sort of empirical evidence. Either you give proof of your stupid claim, either in true process or spectrometer results, or shut the fuck up.

 

[Denny Crane]

No its your countless efforts to use urban legends as some sort of empirical evidence. Either you give proof of your stupid claim, either in true process or spectrometer results, or shut the fuck up.

I think it's the drugs.

You can't tell if they're still working on you or not. That's the whole point.

Did you witness the LSD you take being made?

Or do you just trust that some guy in an illegal laboratory is following some patent to the "T"?

 

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I think it's the drugs.

You can't tell if they're still working on you or not. That's the whole point.

Did you witness the LSD you take being made?

Or do you just trust that some guy in an illegal laboratory is following some patent to the "T"?

Ah poor baby, you can't give up can you? Even Hoffman's "problem child" book talked about Strychnine. It also talks about the myth of needing strychnine to lay on blotter.

http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/lsd/lsd_myth5.shtml

To my knowledge, the only plants that contain strychnine are the Asian tree, Strychnos nux-vomica, and perhaps a few close relatives in the genus Strychnos. This is not to say that there are definitely no plants outside of the genus Strychnos that contain strychnine, but all of the posts to this newsgroup that claim strychnine is found in "X" that I have read have been false.

Strychnine is not found in Hawaiian baby woodrose seeds, peyote, LSD, discount luncheon meats, Chilean grapes, or even modern-day rat poisons.

The most likely place to find strychnine is in myths posted to alt.drugs based on hearsay and other unreliable sources.

The following text was written by Alexander T. Shulgin in response to the overwhelming misconception that strychnine is commonly found in street samples of LSD:

"The observation of strychnine as being present in any street drug, as a by-product, or a contaminant, or an impurity has never been documented. It is a natural plant product, as are the ergots which are used in the synthesis of LSD. But they come from totally unrelated plants; there has never been a report of strychnine and an ergot alkaloid co-existing in a single species. So if the two materials are together in a drug sample, it could only be by the hand of man. I have personally looked a large number of illicit street offerings and have never detected the presence of strychnine. The few times that I have indeed found it present, have been in legal exhibits where it usually occurred in admixture with brucine (also from the plant Strychnos nux-vomica) in criminal cases involving attempted or successful poisoning.

The same argument applies to the myth that occasionally surfaces, that strychnine occurs in the white tufts of peyote. This is equally fraudulent -- it has never been reported in that cactus or any other cactus."

Keep reaching Denny.... Keep Reaching....

 

[Denny Crane]

The centers for disease control begs to differ.

http://www.bt.cdc.gov/agent/strychnine/basics/facts.asp


Uncommonly, strychnine is found mixed with “street” drugs such as LSD, heroin, and cocaine.

The "uncommonly" is a RISK.

So take a superhero dose. It's harmless!

 

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The centers for disease control begs to differ.

http://www.bt.cdc.gov/agent/strychnine/basics/facts.asp


Uncommonly, strychnine is found mixed with “street” drugs such as LSD, heroin, and cocaine.

The "uncommonly" is a RISK.

So take a superhero dose. It's harmless!

Uncommonly is because it was added by a DA group trying to prove it was poison; which later was refuted. Check the link I've provided.

LMAO! I love how you went from "Lifetime of Complications", to "Well it has strychnine", to "Uncommonly added by a DA agent to prove it was poison". See the pattern here? LMAO!

 

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I don't know the particulars, but often if someone does go batty, there are underlying issues. The guy I knew for example who I mentioned above, there was schizophrenia in his family, so who knows if that may have been a contributing cause. Also, who knows if he recovered after several years.

From my personal life, The most I have done is about 10 hits at a time. 12 to 15 hours later I was back, just tired and groggy. I have other friends who have done 10-25 hits and all are perfectly happy today. One in fact is extremely successful and in charge of about 90 million dollars personally and jointly another 300million.

Side note, sex on acid is awesome.

 

[Denny Crane]

It does have a lifetime of complications.

You can't tell if it does or not, since you're under the influence.

Get it?

LOL at the blank paper.

If you aren't getting pure LSD, the speed and strychnine they cut it with is really good for you. Have another superman dose!

To refresh your drug infested memory.

 

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It does have a lifetime of complications.

You can't tell if it does or not, since you're under the influence.

Get it?



To refresh your drug infested memory.

And you are just an ignorant fool on this topic. 2mg max weight of a 1/4" blotter. That entire blotter could be made up of speed and it won't have an effect on you. Strychnine, cutting the blotter makes zero sense either. The bitterness is a dead giveaway for anyone to call out a blotter not being CID; therefor the value of the blotter goes to zero for the end user. There is absolutely zero reason for any dealer to cut LSD with anything! LMAO! That's where you don't get it.

But hey man, keep on making yourself look like a fool. Its actually pretty funny!

 

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Meth baseline dose is 25mg. A blotter can only hold 2.5 mg in pristine conditions. A dealer would make more money selling the speed by itself, and sell CID by itself. This is why you are a fool.

P.S. I love how you keep making a dig on "drug infested"; yet this "drug infested" poster is taking your lunch. What does that say about you?

 

[Denny Crane]

Now you are wrong on the pharmacology.

You can fit sufficient doses of strychnine, speed, and LSD on a 1/4" piece of blotter paper.

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/national/2012/12/06/15/08/expert-says-teen-death-not-from-lsd-overdose

"There is an increase in usage of the drug especially among young people and the message is to warn them about the effects."

According to the police, Nick was found unconscious on his bedroom floor by his 11-year-old brother at their home in Tascott on Saturday.

The drug caused his friend to become psychotic and run naked into traffic.

He is in hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a car.

The two teenagers had been spending the day hanging out in Nick's granny flat-style bedroom and neighbours reported seeing them playing in the backyard pool showing no signs of anything abnormal.

Around 8.30pm AEDT Nick's younger brother made a frantic call to his mother saying he had found the teen slumped on the floor not breathing.

Police said officers later found the bedroom had been "smashed up".

A neighbour performed CPR on Nick as paramedics rushed over.

But the ambulance was stopped just around the corner from the Mitchell's house when it came across Nick's friend who had been struck by a car.

Another ambulance was sent out for Nick but he was pronounced dead on arrival at Gosford Hospital.

Detectives said the incident came after numerous other reports of people suffering serious side effects from LSD and there were fears a toxic batch of the drug could be circulating.

 

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Now you are wrong on the pharmacology.

You can fit sufficient doses of strychnine, speed, and LSD on a 1/4" piece of blotter paper.

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/national/2012/12/06/15/08/expert-says-teen-death-not-from-lsd-overdose

"There is an increase in usage of the drug especially among young people and the message is to warn them about the effects."

According to the police, Nick was found unconscious on his bedroom floor by his 11-year-old brother at their home in Tascott on Saturday.

The drug caused his friend to become psychotic and run naked into traffic.

He is in hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a car.

The two teenagers had been spending the day hanging out in Nick's granny flat-style bedroom and neighbours reported seeing them playing in the backyard pool showing no signs of anything abnormal.

Around 8.30pm AEDT Nick's younger brother made a frantic call to his mother saying he had found the teen slumped on the floor not breathing.

Police said officers later found the bedroom had been "smashed up".

A neighbour performed CPR on Nick as paramedics rushed over.

But the ambulance was stopped just around the corner from the Mitchell's house when it came across Nick's friend who had been struck by a car.

Another ambulance was sent out for Nick but he was pronounced dead on arrival at Gosford Hospital.

Detectives said the incident came after numerous other reports of people suffering serious side effects from LSD and there were fears a toxic batch of the drug could be circulating.

LMAO so now you are using propaganda? Show me the toxicology reports! This is, by far, your worst reach ever. Keep googling brother. Maybe someday you will find the answer to your problems! Also, none of it says there is speed or strychnine in LSD. Christ man! HAHA

"It is unlikely that the teen died from an LSD overdose as the drug does not cause respiratory failure but it does alter the perception of the user," he said.

Mr Dillon said until the results of the toxicology are released, he will not speculate the cause of the teenager's death.

 

[Denny Crane]

P.S. I love how you keep making a dig on "drug infested"; yet this "drug infested" poster is taking your lunch. What does that say about you?

It says "you are experiencing the altered reality, not me."

 

[Denny Crane]

LMAO so now you are using propaganda? Show me the toxicology reports! This is, by far, your worst reach ever. Keep googling brother. Maybe someday you will find the answer to your problems! Also, none of it says there is speed or strychnine in LSD. Christ man! HAHA

Deny there was a bad batch going around. Suuuuuuuuuure.

That's cleaning my clock!

LOL

 

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I keep hearing about McDonalds cutting their "beef" with porterhouse.

 

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Deny there was a bad batch going around. Suuuuuuuuuure.

That's cleaning my clock!

LOL

A law enforcement agency saying "There is a bad batch going around"; without the results of this batch is purely hear say. Show me proof of this batch or move on.

 

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It says "you are experiencing the altered reality, not me."

And yet you are the one living in some altered reality. I mean I'm not the one reaching for news reports and hearsay of law enforcement agencies. I bet you believed the cops that beat Rodney King actually were justified because they said so too? Hahaha

 

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It says "you are experiencing the altered reality, not me."

To be fair nobody knows to what extent their reality is the true reality. The LSD user might actually be more likely to doubt that what they see is a true reality as they have proof that the mind can alter perspective. But love, stress, other ailments and mental disorders, grief and possibly things we don't even realize can alter our perspective.

 

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To be fair nobody knows to what extent their reality is the true reality. The LSD user might actually be more likely to doubt that what they see is a true reality as they have proof that the mind can alter perspective. But love, stress, other ailments and mental disorders, grief and possibly things we don't even realize can alter our perspective.

Repp'd

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Further again.

Or not

 

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Doh!!!! Denny's link and how it was debunked! Hahaha

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-08-...om-e-blamed-for-teenagers-drug-deaths/4872078

7.30 can also reveal that police have a strong suspicion the drug caused the death of 15-year-old Nick Mitchell from the Central Coast, who died last December.

At the time the death was blamed on LSD.

"Unfortunately young Nick Mitchell died as a result of taking a substance, and his friend who survived engaged in quite reckless behaviour," Det Supt Bingham said.

"Toxicology reports have since come back that no LSD was involved in Nick Mitchell's death".

"It's speculation until a full toxicology report comes back, but I'm quite sure that NBOM-e will be involved in that case."

Keep reaching Denny!

 

[Denny Crane]

Doh!!!! Denny's link and how it was debunked! Hahaha

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-08-...om-e-blamed-for-teenagers-drug-deaths/4872078


Keep reaching Denny!

Fool. The kid who ran out in front of the car and got hit was due to being on the drug. The cops reported a number of similar accidents.

Odd how reality doesn't get through to you, eh?

Or is it that old mags reality distortion feature that TripTango talked about?

 

[Denny Crane]

Shit. From your own link:

The head of the NSW Drug Squad, Detective Superintendent Nick Bingham, says police are now certain the drug caused the death of 17-year-old student Henry Kwan, who jumped from the third-floor balcony of his home two months ago.

 

[Denny Crane]

To be fair nobody knows to what extent their reality is the true reality. The LSD user might actually be more likely to doubt that what they see is a true reality as they have proof that the mind can alter perspective. But love, stress, other ailments and mental disorders, grief and possibly things we don't even realize can alter our perspective.

Then there's the whole synapses being formed while drug induced hallucinations are occurring.

BTW, I met Timothy Leary twice.

 

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Fool. The kid who ran out in front of the car and got hit was due to being on the drug. The cops reported a number of similar accidents.

Odd how reality doesn't get through to you, eh?

Or is it that old mags reality distortion feature that TripTango talked about?

Um read the report. They didn't even have LSD in their system. You are the fool that thinks all psychedelics are the same. Most people in the know, won't touch NBomes with a 10 ft. pole. They are extremely bitter and numb your mouth. All you need to avoid taking an nbome is say to yourself "If it's bitter, than its a spitter". So don't go all crusader and say LSD is poison because people die of Nbomes.

That's like saying you can die from eating carrots because someone choked on a piece of paper! Haha

 

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Shit. From your own link:

The head of the NSW Drug Squad, Detective Superintendent Nick Bingham, says police are now certain the drug caused the death of 17-year-old student Henry Kwan, who jumped from the third-floor balcony of his home two months ago.

Um yeah, it's called 25b, c or i. All part of the nbome family. None of them have any similarities to the molecule LSD.

"We know [it was] one of the NBOM-e products," Detective Superintendent Bingham told 7:30.

"There's several of them - 25b, 25c, 25i - [they] seem to be the most popular products.

"I believe it was a 25i product that Henry ingested. And it was sold to him as LSD, not as NBOM-e."

 

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Then there's the whole synapses being formed while drug induced hallucinations are occurring.

BTW, I met Timothy Leary twice.

cooo, I met ken kesey and ken babbs.

But regardless, the experienced hallucinator has a much better grasp of the fleeting nature of reality.

And you seem to putting all drugs into the same basket, but there is a big difference between drugs that can cause great health issues like cocaine or vicodin or even aspirin, versus drugs like pot or LSD which have never killed, and infrequently cause lonstanding harm.

 

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2c-I-NBOMe

LSD-25

According to Denny, they are the same!