..etherizing space

[David Morris]

If you want to be abused, go for it.

http://www.dangerousminds.net/comments/photos_of_cats_and_mushrooms

An accidental Google search (don’t ask) led me to a rather odd
subculture/phenomena in Google images: cats and mushrooms. There’re
cats pictured with Cremini mushrooms, Porcini, wild mushrooms and even
the psychedelic kind. (I’m in no way endorsing ‘shrooming your cat,
btw)

According to an article on NPR’s website titled Mystery Solved: Why
Cats Crave Mushrooms, cats are attracted to the glutamate chemical in
mushrooms. Vets warn though, cats probably shouldn’t be eating the
fungi. Some could poison them.

On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 9:58 AM, Bled Welder <bledwelder at hotmail.com> wrote:
> Yes there's no reason that one couldn't toke an amarita pipe; unless it's fresh from the earth after a strong rain, then maybe not.  It's just such a pussy little peasant's drug.  There's no real magic involved in them.  Why not an Ecuadoran psilocybe cubensis, say 5 grams, or splurge and go for the 5g Copelandia, "enough to bring any man to his knees..."
>