Ketamine, travel, and a few other rambling things...

[leghost]

So, yeah, I'm a traveler, sort of, writer, kind of... Long story.

Anyway, I just came through the UK with my pet Bonsai tree Phil, and Phil made some friends here in the UK. Phil's found a new happy medium psychedelic, K. And frankly, Phil prefers shrooms or acid, but for short term trips, he thinks K is pretty great as it's excellent when he doesn't have the time for a long trip.

However, Phil and I are going from the UK to CA, USA soon, and Phil is also a fan of snuff. He's wondering a few things about K. Here's his questions:

1) If Phil were to mix the snuff and K, would it be detectable in customs?
2) If it were, would there be some other way to take his K through the plane?
3) If not, Phil hears that the K supply in the US has gone downhill since 2003, so it would be hard to get, right?

Also, Phil had some tolerance questions... how quickly does it build up?

And does anyone else find that the urge to smoke decreases when on K? Phil is planning on cutting back within the next couple of weeks, and finds that tobacco just isn't as crucial to his day when he's taking K.

Anyway, thanks everyone! Phil waves a leafy hello!

Ghost

 

[greenmeanies]

0) we don't SWIM or give drugs to our plants or pets around here. that's animal and plant cruelty

1) by snuff do you mean powdered tobacco? i can't see how that's a good idea at all.

2) because we don't SWIM here, we also do not give advice on how to break the law.

3) K may be a little difficult to get in the US, but i'm sure you're heard of the new wonderdrug MXE that is making the rounds as an interesting "k-alike" dissociative trip. there are probably vendors that will ship to the states so you don't have to do the risky smuggling yourself.

 

[Bearlove]

Yoiks - Bluelight is not here to tell you how to smuggle drugs through customs and this post will be deleted by a mod when they spot it.

Same them the bother and simply delete this post and maybe have a quick read of the forum rules before posting.