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By Orholam, some drafters just lose the powers of reason.

I see similar results. The comment appears as permanently deleted with the title of the commented on post appearing as "null".

This is via the Voyager app on Android.

I know this is unpopular opinions, but I think that's a step too far.

Everyone wants a trad- wife/husband, but no one wants to be a trad- husband/wife

Not at all impressive, but to maximize interactions on a newborn thread:

It's probably my PS3, which I would have gotten Christmas 2008 (or maybe it was 2009?). I recently started sailining the seas, and the most convenient way to watch those videos is to burn them to a disk, and so the PS3 is really just a glorified DVD player (can't even be bothered to use it's blue ray functionality)

It almost sounds like you're implying he's "big enough" to be "acquainted" with his own holes.

Look there's places I want to stick my dick and all of them are none of your business (so just assume whichever is worst in your mind).

I'm glad to hear that worked for you. I don't know that I agree with everything you've said, but what You've said seems to have a logic basis. I do wish I'd been more mature and put together enough on my own end to help my buddies out back in the day.

But all of that aside and looping back the the original post, I do think the line "do peyote" implies a more recreational (as opposed to clinical) application of the drugs.

Yeah, I don't want to down play the effects that properly administered psychedelics seem to be having in clinical trials.

But I've got a couple buddies who lost themselves to drugs. Specifically thinking of a pair of close friends who fell off the rails in college after getting really into pot and then LSD. I don't care how much people say it doesn't meet the clinical definition of addictive, weed will get you hooked and make you a lethargic POS if you let it.

And so given the very niche usage of peyote, I would assume those who use it are more likely to fall into the latter type of drug users.

That said, if you've got scientific write ups you can link me to to the contrary, I'd love to learn more about it.

This attempted contradiction doesn't seem to counteract the above comment.

I think there's something to be said about shared cultural experiences, and so reading some older books is probably a good thing.

To clarify what I mean though: that means that we should be reading stuff that was written/popular when our grandparents were our age. Going back 200+ years should be saved for a history class cause that's the real value in reading that material. In my opinion, Great Gatsby should be about the oldest book kids need to be reading for a literature class these days, and even that's pushing it.

Yeah and I'll bet you use Tau instead of Pi, don't you, you human scum.