I promise I won't post anything about Marijuana tonight.

[Writer]

I have grown and have moved on in life. However, I have come across another fascinating little habit about which I've heard. Could someone explain this to me?

[some guy]

1. I probably can't

I'm not sure which habit you find fascinating:

art
mushroom identification
fungi in general

:shrug:



but if the topic is psylocibin*, I vote dried rather than frozen. :)

* we'll have to accept that spelling since DU spell-check doesn't give me alternate spellings...

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

2. Those all look like boring edible mushrooms to me.

:shrug:

Nothing hallucinogenic, although they are yummy.

[Writer]

3. How about these babies?

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

5. Well, I do know it's not a psycilbin or amantias muscara mushroom so...

it might just kill me. That's not fun.

[AIJ Alom]

4. A girl in college once put one of those in my coffee.

The next morning I found myself in her bed. So I dunno. Then again the shrooms at Cook College (Rutgers) in NJ were usually grown near the manure of the cow fields.

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

6. Hallucinogenic mushrooms very often grow on cow paddies.

Whether it's on the Cook campus or not (I spent some time at Mason Gross).

:hi: