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Not as funny as it was in your head
It's literally the Bee and it's a funny riff on him always thanking everyone for their attention.
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I need to try ibogaine. And if what that X user is saying is correct, it seems to give a pretty good insight into the very nature of consciousness itself. A drug induced life review that allows you to experience the consequences of your actions through the eyes of the people they affected is pretty frickin incredible. I imagine everyone would benefit from such an experience and is actually pretty similar to what a lot of people report during near death experiences.
Iboga is less about the very nature of consciousness itself, and more about real life here on real earth - including the potential for a "life review".
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a root from some plant I've never heard of.
The iboga plant. You can eat the entire root bark or you can take the distilled alkaloid - ibogaine. I recommend the former at a quality retreat center.

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I have severe GAD w/panic disorder, nothing works on me except for benzo's and I don't particularly like taking them, but I have to if I want any sense of normalcy.
Psychedelic drugs are being shown to have a lot of promise for PTSD, anxiety, depression, and several other mental health issues along with a few non-mental health issues.
You are a candidate for proper use of a lot of these.
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I’m definitely cautious about how this could be abused. I am convinced that there is a spiritual influence here that, on the surface, is not readily apparent to many people. Substances that alter the mind, like Ayahuasca, the 'pharmakeia' version Pharmahuasca containing DMT, and even psilocybin can thin the veil between the natural and spiritual.

Hubbard often talks quite explicitly about the spiritual dimension of ibogaine.
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Good policy but they need to be completely removed from the schedules and legalized.
Yes, thank you. Also, we need IQs to be 15-20 points higher on average. Any other world-beating ideas? :lol:
I mean, the original story was silly to begin with. The idea that they built a business worth $30M was preposterous. They're fricking Somali for gods sake.
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SBA loans end, H1-B reduced, EBT cards can't buy junk food, 7-11 to close 645 stores?
Also, GLP-1 drugs.
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Honestly, Megadeth doesn't work here because the vocals are so terrible. It at least needs some real singing. That's why I wouldn't suggest Pantera as their vocals are too harsh without reprieve.
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This is massive news and an unmitigated positive. Trump has only been in office 15 months, and already there was crazy whining from those who wanted this done sooner.

It should be crystal clear now just how calcified the deep state is in all of these bureaucracies. This is huge getting it to this point. If they can get just a few of these re-scheduled, it will be a huge victory.

It is utterly absurd that mushrooms, LSD, ibogaine and MDMA are Schedule 1 drugs.

This is absolutely part of what a voted for. Good on POTUS.
The answer is Metallica - One.

Symphony of Destruction is close to perfect.

Number of the Beast is...perfect.
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I never understand this played out attempt to make fun of the kids names. Who gives a shite.
It's making fun of white trash parents, you dip shite.
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Brannon
For some reason, this one makes me irrationally irritated.
It sucks when youths are at a place and some things happen to some people. Oh well, at least there's insurance for that.
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this new breed of feral , violent, intolerant white girl is a true plague on the culture.
Man, is that the truth. I think it's very scary. The culture already bends over backwards to defer to girls/women, so they feel utterly empowered to be like this.
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Obstruction with force seems like it’s less of a charge than assault


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In Hennepin County, Minnesota, obstructing legal process or an arrest with force is typically charged as a gross misdemeanor or a felony under MN Statute 609.50. A gross misdemeanor carries up to 364 days in jail and a $3,000 fine, while a felony charge, often applied if substantial harm occurs, carries up to 5 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.

Gross Misdemeanor (Most Common with Force): If the obstruction involves force, violence, or threats of violence, it is typically charged as a gross misdemeanor. Penalties include up to 364 days in jail and/or a fine of up to $3,000.
Felony (Aggravated Circumstances): If the force used causes substantial bodily harm or occurs during specific legal processes (like those involving a tax or revenue officer), it can be charged as a felony, resulting in up to 5 years in prison and/or a $10,000 fine.


I will be shocked if they go after felony. And I will be shocked if he is given a sentence that is substantial at all (and that's IF he's actually convicted of the gross misdemeanor.

Just IMAGINE the wall to wall outrage coverage we would have if a pro-lifer adult overweight male did this to a pro-choice diminutive female that had come to film them.
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messaging about Human trafficking
That's "left wing propaganda"?

re: Costa Rica first time

Posted by Big Scrub TX on 4/16/26 at 2:13 pm to
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I know the actual crime numbers rising is documented, but I also wonder how much of it (from reading that State Dept. report) has more to do with government corruption and ties to narcos which has evidently recently been exposed. I imagine that CR has had that all along, but it appears that it's really come out into the open as a political issue in recent years.


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re: Tirzepatide vs Reta

Posted by Big Scrub TX on 4/16/26 at 2:10 pm to
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Why?
Other than appetite suppression (which I did not enjoy, particularly having to force the last bit of protein every day), I couldn't ascertain any real tangible benefits. Not much fat burning or lean gain. Also, the injection site irritations got progressively worse. Not as bad as with CJC/Ipa, but pretty damned annoying.

I also think it was causing me to "bonk" during workouts.

I haven't tried Tirz.

re: Tirzepatide vs Reta

Posted by Big Scrub TX on 4/15/26 at 9:22 pm to
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2.5 right now. Will do 8 does of that and see what happens before I go up.
I got up to 3 and then abandoned it.
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