Allow me to introduce myself...

[Disco Pickle]

Heavenly Blue. Can't you make L.S.D from the seeds?

not sure about this but you can trip.  but there's that little bit about the ones you can buy being poisonous cause of preservants.

you'd have to grow your own field from wild ones and eat the seeds in very large doses.  

not very practical IMO

I've got a recipe, somewhere, in the Anarchist's Cookbook. Step by step instructions. I could post it, but I'm not sure how legal it would be. (Don't want to get anyone in trouble)
It works out one good trip, for every 30g of Morning Glory seeds.

beat me to it.

what year was that one you have printed?  I used to have one from back in the [edit] 70'sish  don't remember the year..  lost to time but nothing of VALUE was lost.

[BadBeast]

It's only Acid Dok, not like it's proper drugs!

It's not acid.

You're a man of science Dok, how about I pm you the recipe, then we can test it out.

[BadBeast]

(2005)

[Doktor Howl]

It's only Acid Dok, not like it's proper drugs!

It's not acid.

You're a man of science Dok, how about I pm you the recipe, then we can test it out.

1.  We don't have morning glories here, and

2.  I am a clean-living man of science, and therefore stick strictly to cactus and to mixing lorazapam with whiskey.

[BadBeast]

I have a "Morning Glory" every morning!   

[Doktor Howl]

I have a "Morning Glory" every morning!   

Is he a nice guy?

[BadBeast]

Don't know what euphmism you have stateside, (and I'm not sure I want to)  but here, a Morning Glory, is an erection. (Your own erection)

[Doktor Howl]

Don't know what euphmism you have stateside, (and I'm not sure I want to)  but here, a Morning Glory, is an erection. (Your own erection)

I was just wondering.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I save any Ammonita for myself. That stuff's hard to beat. As for Aconite, anything with "Wolf" in it's name is too life changing.

Amanita Muscaria? Or one with less vomiting and temporary paralysis? Do you find it fun? If yes, fun in what way?

[Doktor Howl]

I save any Ammonita for myself. That stuff's hard to beat. As for Aconite, anything with "Wolf" in it's name is too life changing.

Amanita Muscaria? Or one with less vomiting and temporary paralysis? Do you find it fun? If yes, fun in what way?

Less death would be nice, too.

[BadBeast]

I save any Ammonita for myself. That stuff's hard to beat. As for Aconite, anything with "Wolf" in it's name is too life changing.

Amanita Muscaria? Or one with less vomiting and temporary paralysis? Do you find it fun? If yes, fun in what way?

Never had anything other than a slight nausea with Flycaps. I think the trick is to dry the fuckers out until they are all rubbery. I find the geometric hallucinations, and the 360 degree vision particularly fun. (And the "inwards" vision too)

edit: I have seen people have a good spew on them though, but never die. Or get paralysed.

[BadBeast]

I save any Ammonita for myself. That stuff's hard to beat. As for Aconite, anything with "Wolf" in it's name is too life changing.

Amanita Muscaria? Or one with less vomiting and temporary paralysis? Do you find it fun? If yes, fun in what way?

Less death would be nice, too.

The Death thing is hugely exaggerated. If not completely false.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I save any Ammonita for myself. That stuff's hard to beat. As for Aconite, anything with "Wolf" in it's name is too life changing.

Amanita Muscaria? Or one with less vomiting and temporary paralysis? Do you find it fun? If yes, fun in what way?

Less death would be nice, too.

It's not one of the deadly species... if you eat enough of them without drying or blanching them first, they usually make you nauseous, but they won't kill you. Dried, they usually produce nausea and make you very sleepy, and you may find that your body goes into sleep paralysis even though you're awake.

I've never ever heard anyone describe them as "fun" before, though. They grow all over the damn place here, the size of a dinner plate. Good eating if you blanch them properly first, but that's a lot of work. It does have the added benefit of flushing out the maggots, though.

http://www.williamrubel.com/mushrooms/amanita-muscaria

[Doktor Howl]

I save any Ammonita for myself. That stuff's hard to beat. As for Aconite, anything with "Wolf" in it's name is too life changing.

Amanita Muscaria? Or one with less vomiting and temporary paralysis? Do you find it fun? If yes, fun in what way?

Less death would be nice, too.

It's not one of the deadly species... if you eat enough of them without drying or blanching them first, they usually make you nauseous, but they won't kill you. Dried, they usually produce nausea and make you very sleepy, and you may find that your body goes into sleep paralysis even though you're awake.

I've never ever heard anyone describe them as "fun" before, though. They grow all over the damn place here, the size of a dinner plate. Good eating if you blanch them properly first, but that's a lot of work. It does have the added benefit of flushing out the maggots, though.

http://www.williamrubel.com/mushrooms/amanita-muscaria

I had thought they were deadly.  Heh.

I am a vast repository of incorrect facts.

[BadBeast]

I save any Ammonita for myself. That stuff's hard to beat. As for Aconite, anything with "Wolf" in it's name is too life changing.

Amanita Muscaria? Or one with less vomiting and temporary paralysis? Do you find it fun? If yes, fun in what way?

Less death would be nice, too.

It's not one of the deadly species... if you eat enough of them without drying or blanching them first, they usually make you nauseous, but they won't kill you. Dried, they usually produce nausea and make you very sleepy, and you may find that your body goes into sleep paralysis even though you're awake.

I've never ever heard anyone describe them as "fun" before, though. They grow all over the damn place here, the size of a dinner plate. Good eating if you blanch them properly first, but that's a lot of work. It does have the added benefit of flushing out the maggots, though.

http://www.williamrubel.com/mushrooms/amanita-muscaria

Interesting article. I never heard of anyone using them for the table before though. Here we just dry them out, and eat them raw, to trip out on. I know that in Scandinavia, they eat them raw, then piss in the snow to round up the Reindeer, who love it. This might be where the "Rudolf, the red nosed reindeer" thing has it's origins. Also the popular image of Santa, and his Reindeer flying through the sky.