Merry Chatmas, Merry Chatmas, But I Think I'll Miss This One This Year

I like tater tots.
was going to have fried oyster sandwich but I changed my mind. I just had some home hot dogs with my fries and shrooms.

I know a few shrooms that grow wild but I dont eat to many of them, Boletus, Russula, Coprinus comatus, Fly argarics, Morels, maybe a few others , boletus makes a nice sandwich .. neat color changing mushroom too.

 

i found some around the bottom of the apple tree, im sure they are some sort of mushroom, but i havent been able to identify. looked like little acorns, almost.

 

do you like shitake mushrooms over here?

 

i like them.

im finally hungry again, and i dont know what to eat. im hung up on wanting mushrooms and clams and lemons.

 

Haha success! I just rigged a booby trap with little party poppers to act as a trip wire alarm system for when my dog makes his way up onto where my rabbit is. Just heard a little crack outside and the string had been pulled, popper ignited and pup is looking at me at the back door with his head down and ears down and he knows he was just caught. XD

What an awesome little invention.

 

mornin.

 

I now have to binge-write my final paper of the year, and then I'm home free!

 

Good luck egg!

Here's a moral dilemma for you fellow drug users - if you are writing a multiple choice final, and one of the questions has the answer "LSD can cause recurring hallucinations in individuals", is the right thing to do getting the answer right, or not concede to unproven statements about drugs?

 

Depends on the professor/instructor. If they are a reasonable person who would be open to the idea that they might be wrong, I'd answer it truthfully and challenge the answer (by bringing them some peer-reviewed literature on the subject). If they aren't someone likely to be open to admitting fault, I'd just get the mark and move on.

 

I ended up just getting the mark and moving on.

However I am tempted to send this professor an e-mail on the topic of drugs, especially hallucinogenics. This professor is actually someone I respect very much, who has written multiple books and has a weekly newspaper column. He seems to be extremely knowledgeable on many topics, however he claimed things like "LSD has no medicinal properties" and "mescaline is smoked", on top of the "LSD causes flashbacks".

I feel like I should at least send him a link to MAPS and see what he thinks of the multiple studies they are doing.

 

It can't hurt to try to change someone's mind!

1/7 pages complete...

 

im waiting for my clams to bake. its taking forever.

 

Most folks'll never eat a skunk but then again some folk'll, like Cletus the slack jawed yokel.

 

3/7...

 

yea...

 

I got Red some hair stuff. this a conditioner you dont need to wash it out,, just rub it in.. smells like mint and sandalwood ..

 

5/7 and salmon thawing for dinner. Tis a good day to be alive.

 

I think I'll heat some lesagne later.

 

AFC West Champs 2014. =)

 

Brought in some firewood today, more tomorrow. Time to start the furnace.