foolsgold
Bluelighter
Yes.
cheers as normal mate think the best bet is to chuck it in a draw for the next few days then as i know what will happen il blackout and end up back in the hospital wasting their time and mine
Yes.
a ‘rising’ feeling in the stomach (like the feeling you get on a fairground ride where you 'leave your tummy at the top')
deja vu (feeling like you've 'been here before') or jamais vu (where familiar things seem new)
getting an unusual smell or taste
a sudden intense feeling of fear or joy.
Frontal lobe simple focal seizures may include:
a strange feeling like a ‘wave’ going through the head
stiffness or twitching in part of the body (such as an arm or hand).
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The person’s consciousness is affected and they may be confused. They might make strange or repetitive movements that have no purpose (called ‘automatisms’). They may wander around, or behave strangely, and they may not be aware of what they are doing.
cheers as normal mate think the best bet is to chuck it in a draw for the next few days then as i know what will happen il blackout and end up back in the hospital wasting their time and mine
^QFT
It's "crackabis". But the solution is to legalize weed, not try to enforce every new substance that only tries to mimick the real drug.
imo (anecdotal advice, maybe JD can back it up with some science).... make sure to drink plenty of water if you're a habitual 'noid user. not that i felt too unhealthy before, but i've been feeling a lot better since i upped my water intake to a gallon a day.
'noids really do make you thirsty. I drink at least 1.5 gallons daily.
I have been looking through some archaic chemical inventions, and I found one called Menabitan from the 70s, not sure what the legal status is or if any random RC companies out there have the ability to even make it. But I thought I would share it.
yes the hydrochloride cannabinoids have all but disappeared from the landscape for years, O-2545 was one we discussed a ways back here.
Organix Inc hold the patent on some of them, makes it hard for manufactures to legally make them.
due to Tetrahydrol's close molecular structure to THC derivatives were never considered for the "legal" recreational market.
I've never seen Yagonin separate from kava, interesting, i've used kava in the past but did not know it was that well documented...That makes sense. I know 2 of the other ones could be more useful. Yagonin is a natural Kavalactone that hits the CB receptors, and the one that started with a D is an alteration on the THC molecule that could be used in recreational/medical states.
yep Dimethylhepylpyran was used by the military to.
I think it would fall under the analog act tho in the States, (similar structure to already Scheduled 1 substance)
now if MJ was legal that landscape would change....