Roy Munson
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Tartrate? I AM NOT from Havana!
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alan
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I used it on purpose, just once. Well, once for a whole summer.
Stars
Moonstruck
I don't think it's something to joke about. LSD is one of a specific set of harmless tryptamines that could change the world for good, however people would rather just use the brain-rotting drugs like alcohol and caffeine. Personally though I prefer mescaline and AMT for mind expansion.
Roy Munson
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Well, check back with me at 40, and we can discuss what is and what is no longer appropriate to use for mind-expansion. You're still impervious and immortal...
snakemom1961
Spring is here!
I have my 2 snakes and 3 cats. The cat often are on the top of the snakes cages. I have yet to have them be able to put a claw on either snake. I don't think the screen top would allow the cats to really do any damage to the snakes. It would take a pretty long claw to do any damage through the screen the tops are made of.
Asbit
So Many Morphs...
I have 2 snakes, 2 cats, 2 dogs, 2 Leopard Geckos, 2 children and 10 Daycare kids.
My cats don't even pay any mind to the snakes when they are in their tanks. One of the cats scared of the snakes when they are out and the other looks from a distance with mild interest and then walks away.
As for my dogs, one is blind so that ensures no trouble there and the other one is very playful so he is the only pet here that is a possible threat to the snakes. When we bring the snakes out he goes in his kennel, simple as that.
My cats don't even pay any mind to the snakes when they are in their tanks. One of the cats scared of the snakes when they are out and the other looks from a distance with mild interest and then walks away.
As for my dogs, one is blind so that ensures no trouble there and the other one is very playful so he is the only pet here that is a possible threat to the snakes. When we bring the snakes out he goes in his kennel, simple as that.