January 2012
30 posts
SUPER interested in the ibogaine
In the scientific limelight, that is. Sort of. In the 1950s and 60s, there was a great deal of optimism about the potential of psychedelic drugs for therapeutic use. Drugs like LSD and psilocybin, the active substance in magic mushrooms, were touted as the cure for everything from depression and…
i fear i hear the streets, the beat they say is mean.. but antithesis or thesis? jesus! TEACH us in between; i hear the siren call; not the fey that sing to sailors, but they that bray the system sound, the hounds that bring the jailors. i seem to see the seams of a single wrinkled dream that lacks the patches i’d attach if i could catch the king; or- mordor is horrible my orders are to fling: the war into the owners forge, if i could snatch the ring. so i eye-ball what i might call the right fall back: shoes fit for all paths and a nice tall pack; with maps rolled, a pass-hat, and an ice cold flask full of light bulbs for a bight skull, ‘cause the nights all black
oh boo. online ten minutes, busted. maybe this will buy me the rest of the day to surf
WAMBLE!
1. Lunule: The white, crescent shaped part at the top of a nail.
2. Crepuscular Rays: Rays of sunlight coming from a certain point in the sky. Also known as “God’s rays.”
3. Ferrule: The metal part on the eraser end of a pencil.
4. Muntin: The strip separating window panes.
5. Morton’s…
December 2011
14 posts
- 15:00 30 December 2011 by Maggie McKee and Celeste Biever
No year in recent memory has had as much jaw-dropping physics news as 2011. From neutrinos that might move faster than light to hints of the Higgs boson, the last undiscovered particle in the standard model, physics stories…
you gotta get down to after “smarter than a mouse”
November 2011
53 posts
give me back our fangs and violent blood, to rend these red-tape chains of torpid conformity.