Bejeeber

200mg. That's hardcore. I like it, and will personally be likely to try it on for size, powder in liquid style, when the need arises! I see this as further evidence that @spiny is not screwing around here when it comes to beast killin' time. For those who wish to also incorporate the taurine, I suppose emptying one of those pills in alongside could be a thing? Not sure what taurine tastes like, but hey, it's in the Pure Kick drink mix, not to mention Red Bulls, 5 hour energy shots, etc.

I must have become desensitized to that through all the years of exposure to scandalously pants-less cartoon characters:

6 pkts for a buck? Man that is a whole new world of cheapness - the brilliant Charles is to be commended.

The hits keep on coming, this time regarding anxiety. Yes I do go back so far I remember the era when doses of LSD (typically in "windowpane" form) were referred to as hits. Promising early results from largest-ever trial testing LSD for anxiety

The fact that your attacks suddenly stopped when you quit smoking, and have stayed gone for 12 years since, suggests to me that for your individual case, there could be a connection between CH and smoking, even though this hasn't been seen for others. Whatever the case, congrats on this 12 year stint so far of beating the devil - it's always so great to hear of someone escaping the clutches!!!

Here you are :

Now THAT'S a busting helmet if I've ever seen one.

The more I think about it though, there could be a risk in such an instance of it blowing the helmet clean off, right?

Thoroughly brilliant brainstorm there @Shaun brearley - imagine the scientific insights that could be gained from (speaking of brainstorms) what would be seen during one of those puffs of air feelings in the forehead sometimes referred to as....ahem......beast farts......

OK let's strap these babies on before, during and after the busts. https://newatlas.com/technology/brain-imaging-kernal-flow-cybin-ketamine-study/

Yes indeedy @Shaun brearley - one of those maintenance busts to kill off shadows-threatening-to-become-something-more serious. Working 100% so far.

@BoscoPiko you've outdone yourself with that meme - I came across it last night when I was still at the tail end of a bust, and wasn't sure if that was influencing my perception of it being toweringly magnificent, but it still holds its power this morning. Saw the original version of Carrie way back in the day. She did get pretty burning mad herself.

I'll back @BoscoPiko up on that!!! There were some things said in a post that could be taken as offensive (they were taken that way by me, and my personal bonnet was becoming uncomfortable for a sec there), but the original poster kindly and voluntarily edited them out, so I feel like we're all good now, family back in harmony.

Just wow wow wow WOW! I was picturing a conventional greenhouse, but this doesn't look like that. And the beautiful natural setting sure doesn't hurt either.

@BoscoPiko that is not a rant compared to the post immediately preceding. @Juss I love you but you probably realize you're going places that put you on thin ice, right? Moderators are currently starting to assess your most recent post, meantime I'll suggest you more carefully consider posting the sort of stuff that helps no one, and that you know some will find offensive for good reason. [Edit: Thank you for that edit Juss]

OOH - that is one fantastically wide assortment of crops.

That unreasonable size limit issue is one of the things be addressed during forum maintenance tomorrow [Edit: No wait, that maintenance occurs today]..........fingers crossed.

Whoa, your own greenhouse? So KOOL. I recall @spiny having been involved in some truly heavyweight gardening - like I think for the supply of ALL of the plant foods consumed by the family year round?? So you two are the clusterbuster farmers on steroids (which in our case I guess would be prednisone ).

This is one of those things I believe I have learned from personal experience, as opposed to extensive research, so as always am open to anyone's differing take on the subject: Some of the nutrients in the D3 regimen, such as B vitamins found in a multi-vitamin, are heat sensitive, and anyone like me who orders them online is risking receiving some killed dead pills if they are delivered in a roasting oven of a delivery van (last I checked some of the D3 regimen moving parts such as minerals like magnesium are more impervious to heat though). Here in Austin I've been waiting pretty much all of April to get a not-too-hot opening in the forecast for having my entire spring-summer-early-fall's worth of of D3 regimen components delivered alive and well, and have just pushed that button. I suppose my urging can be summarized thusly: Order 3 to 5 months worth (depending on your local climate) of your heat sensitive D3 components while there is still some cool weather, or risk purchasing some dead krap, and worst case scenario: The Beast catches you with cluster-pants halfway down.

A flip side to that, in my mind anyway, is that long ago, some indigenous peoples knew of natural treatments in the form or fungi, cacti, seeds, etc. that are what we are just now re-discovering as exceptionally effective CH preventives. So here's to our best of both worlds: Advancing science plus reconsideration of the long dismissed life saving remedies that grow right at our feet.

Finest of British Food & Drink indeed, this kitten jelly is actually quite sumptuous, so you can definitely look forward to spending golden years enjoying superb dining. I'm certain Shaun can back me up with some first hand flavor certification for this one.

Just a minute now - those are some type of fuzzy animals in those pockets, and they even appear to be enjoying their modes of transportation.