Good Morning Everyone!

late for canada day: http://www.punkhistorycanada.ca/

found on a search for "Blue Peter"

unrelated: city 16.com good for bootleg electro releases.

First off, thanx everyone for all the birfday luv.

For the EuroKids: there's always the big ticket venues, like the Uffizi, the Duomo, the Palazzo Nuovo and Palazzo Pitti. Also on the south side of town, Oltrarno, there's the Giardino Boboli. But don't forget the little places, like the Mercato Nuovo in the west half and the Bar Vivoli Gelateria in the east half of the city centre on Via Isola delle Stinche. Apparently, it's supposed to be the place for gelato on the planet.

haha. oh no the package says quite clearly: " NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION "

uh, sage as a halucinogen? I'm not so sure about that. I suppose something like sagebrush might be, but regular old sage?? I dunno. I mean, surefire things like wormwood (absinthe) might make you die in the long run... and sage would be a more healthy alternative, I just don't think it makes you hallucinate... but that's just me. Was there a particular type of Salvia that was recommended? and I'm assuming you're to smoke it, not, say, put it on your turkey... ;)

site down?: http://fedexfurniture.com

I tried some of my grandma's green tea, that was one crazy ride. I just had a sip of it and I felt my brain light up and my entire self felt awakened from sleep. My eyes went wide and I felt motion even though I was sitting down. Another sip...my heart felt like it was going to surge straight out ahead of me. The grainy colors of the tiled floor started moving as if they were little miniature insects. Then I took another sip, and another...then I think I hit a wall in terms of the effects and I felt really, really tired. Turbo shock.

Alright I guess we can try this again. When and where is bad movie night tonight?

Salvia.

yo Taylor, what's that Hallucinogen again? Sylvia or something?