voluptuary_manque
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Will my mighty .450 Rigby really be enough to defend against the notorius Venus Cow Trap?
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Selena Kitt said:God you turn me on.
As far as I can tell, that IS his purpose in life.![]()
How do you know carrots aren't conscious?![]()
They've never behaved like conscious beings in my presence. Yep, that's fuzzy, but then, [Ob Lit] so is the definition of pornography.![]()
As long as the carrots aren't fuzzy, you're good.![]()
We're floating in a sea of chemicals that different organisms give off to communicate with each other. The air is just full of them. The soil too.
That fresh-mown lawn smell? Those are coumarins. The same things that are in strawberries that give them the strawberry taste. Flower aromas are screaming to bees and moths to come fuck them and fertilize them, and other plants are spewing chemical toxins into the air telling predators to stay away. Your apples and bananas and most fruits sitting in the kitchen are giving off ethylene to ripen each other, the same stuff we make polyethykene plastic out of, as well as nitrous oxides, the gas that helps give men erections.
Not only do plants signal one another through the air, but they engage in chemical warfare too. The horse chestnut secretes (or secreted. They're almost all gone now) a toxin that kills the roots of other plants that try to grow near it. Milkweed sap is toxic to most bugs except for Monarch butterfly caterpillars, and pyrethrum and fleabane are natural insecticides.
Mexican yam has a chemical in it that's very close to the steroid estrogen. What's it doing there? No one has any idea. Nor does anyone know why plants produce substances that make human beings high, what possible evolutionary purpose they serve, why a chemical produced by a plant should affect a mammal's brain. Except in the case of the coffee, tea, tobacco, poppy and coca, which obviously have been selectively cultivated by human beings just for their drug content.
Wait! Nitrous oxide is boner-inducing? Why did I not know this? I suppose it makes sense now that I think about it. *ponders those whippets in the kitchen*
There's a scientist, Cleve Backster, who hooked up plants to a polygraph starting back in the late '60s. When he thought about harming them (either cutting or burning them) their reaction registered on the polygraph. When they were subjected to other negative stimuli (cold, lack of water) they did the same and it was measured. A group of people who were growing marijuana heard of his research and hooked their plants up to polygraphs too. The polygraph reacted to the plants' stress minutes before the police came and raided the place.You can read more about Backster's research here:
http://www.primaryperception.com/bio/
We're floating in a sea of chemicals that different organisms give off to communicate with each other. The air is just full of them. The soil too.
That fresh-mown lawn smell? Those are coumarins. The same things that are in strawberries that give them the strawberry taste. Flower aromas are screaming to bees and moths to come fuck them and fertilize them, and other plants are spewing chemical toxins into the air telling predators to stay away. Your apples and bananas and most fruits sitting in the kitchen are giving off ethylene to ripen each other, the same stuff we make polyethykene plastic out of, as well as nitrous oxides, the gas that helps give men erections.
Gee, if that's the case, what's the big deal about Viagra? Instead of waiting an hour after taking a pill, a feller could just take a big sniff of Nit Ox and have at it?
You do know that nitrous oxide is the gas that they use for whipped cream right? If I were a guy I would be lugging 10 - 12 cans of that stuff into the bedroom as we speak!
I'm now wary of tearing up my basil leaves for the tomato salad, I wonder if I can stun them first?
That is how Viagra works.Gee, if that's the case, what's the big deal about Viagra? Instead of waiting an hour after taking a pill, a feller could just take a big sniff of Nit Ox and have at it?
From Wikipedia:
"Users typically inflate a balloon or a plastic bag with nitrous oxide from a tank or a one-use 'charger', and then inhale the gas for its effects. Nitrous oxide expelled directly from a tank or canister is extremely cold, and would severely damage the user's lungs. Recreational users typically do not mix it with air or oxygen and thus may risk injury, or death from anoxia."
If anybody's tempted to experiment, be careful.
You do know that nitrous oxide is the gas that they use for whipped cream right? If I were a guy I would be lugging 10 - 12 cans of that stuff into the bedroom as we speak!
From Wikipedia:
"Users typically inflate a balloon or a plastic bag with nitrous oxide from a tank or a one-use 'charger', and then inhale the gas for its effects. Nitrous oxide expelled directly from a tank or canister is extremely cold, and would severely damage the user's lungs. Recreational users typically do not mix it with air or oxygen and thus may risk injury, or death from anoxia."
If anybody's tempted to experiment, be careful.
From Wikipedia:
"Users typically inflate a balloon or a plastic bag with nitrous oxide from a tank or a one-use 'charger', and then inhale the gas for its effects. Nitrous oxide expelled directly from a tank or canister is extremely cold, and would severely damage the user's lungs. Recreational users typically do not mix it with air or oxygen and thus may risk injury, or death from anoxia."
If anybody's tempted to experiment, be careful.