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Hi! I'm Emily ❤️...just introducing myself. I just signed up .Im in Sarasota Florida.

Welcome to Bluelight.

I'd urge you to caution actually connecting irl with people you might meet here. Ppl might try to rip you off, could be a LEO, and plenty of other hazards.

We're primarily a harm reduction forum, spreading knowledge and experience to make drug use safer for everyone. We aren't here to help people source drugs, and the no sourcing is our primary rule.

That said, I'm glad you found us and I hope you stick around, read through the BLUA and the sub forum specific rules to get an idea of what kind of content we allow and what purpose each forum serves.
 
yeah those beloved burmese pythons love it in south Fla, its sad to me, but welcome emily ! hope to connect , it can be rough being new here, but tons to learn and caring people that can really relate
 
Drugaddict331 said:
Anyone else in Florida? i thought I'd be able to connect with some like minded people on here. I guess I'll see???
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I am in florida. we might be neighbors. lol. private message me if you want. would love to meet "like minded drug addicts" hahahaha
 
Illyria99 said:
What the fuck is UP with the Everglades? All kinds of shit lives there. Pythons, alligators...I mean, seriously!
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try living in Arizona, fun

where most of the spiders that get into your house can kill you or cause flesh necrosis, the snakes kill you, giant scorpions sleep in your shoes, giant fucking tarantula spiders, the wild boars with huge tusks kill you (javelinas), and AZ also is home to the only venomous lizard in the world (Gila Monsters)

but also have Bufo Alvarius toads (5-MeO-DMT) :D they lived right next to my house we used to capture them as teenagers



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Negentropic said:
try living in Arizona, fun

where most of the spiders that get into your house can kill you or cause flesh necrosis, the snakes kill you, giant fucking tarantula spiders, the wild boars with huge tusks kill you (javelinas), and AZ also is home to the only venomous lizard in the world (Gila Monsters)

but also have Bufo Alvarius toads (5-MeO-DMT) :D they lived right next to my house we used to capture them as teenagers



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loved catching chuckwallas'
 
Negentropic said:
where did you do that?

honestly I don't remember ever seeing one of these in the wild after 17 years, lived in southern AZ the Sonoran

saw everything even mountain lions, but never those lizards
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well this was near 45 years ago, i spent time in parker, yuma, casa grande and hila bend,i caught one in yuma if iirc, it became so tame and would lay on my chest, they seem a pretty mellow lizard, i use to catch kings, horned toads, geckos, saw so many snakes, but the hila monsters and chuckwallas stood out in my mind, im a big reptile enthusiast
 
Robi said:
well this was near 45 years ago, i spent time in parker, yuma, casa grande and hila bend,i caught one in yuma if iirc, it became so tame and would lay on my chest, they seem a pretty mellow lizard, i use to catch kings, horned toads, geckos, saw so many snakes, but the hila monsters and chuckwallas stood out in my mind, im a big reptile enthusiast
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cool, I never really spent time over in that part of AZ

I was down in northern Tucson near the mountains

was cool I saw the regular desert life and the animals from the mountain range, hell I'd even seer deer sometime (crazy to think deer live in desert mountains, but they do)

it was a beautiful mix of the complexity of desert life
 
Negentropic said:
cool, I never really spent time over in that part of AZ

I was down in northern Tucson near the mountains

was cool I saw the regular desert life and the animals from the mountain range, hell I'd even seer deer sometime (crazy to think deer live in desert mountains, but they do)

it was a beautiful mix of the complexity of desert life
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did you see the news story on the black faun, guess pretty rare, more than an albino? forget name of the genetic condition
 
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