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Jay have you even tried Toad Venom? If you did you wouldn't be asking why.
For nine months of the year the Sonoran desert toad lives under the sands of the Mexican desert to survive the scorching heat, but when the winter rains arrive, it emerges for a Caligula-like orgy of eating and fornicating.
Sounds like a good time. Until...
Glands on the sides of its neck and legs emit a venom so toxic it can cause death in a predator within seconds.
Sounds like a good time. Until...
Glands on the sides of its neck and legs emit a venom so toxic it can cause death in a predator within seconds.
Love how this is a great example of the person that writes the news story and the headline writers being two different people with two different goals.
Though I can confirm that yellowjacket venom will make you trip out. All you have to do is go for a hike slip on some wet leaf litter and have your hand go into the front of their home and then let them chase you down a mountain (PA mountain, what people out west call foothills.) From my experience you'll notice the effect when you cross a small river by holding your breath and crouching a bit so your totally submerged. Notice three deer looking at you with confusion and then thinking many the trees are really sparkly today (because they look like they've had diamonds inserting all over their bark). So you know easy peasy.
Though I can confirm that yellowjacket venom will make you trip out. All you have to do is go for a hike slip on some wet leaf litter and have your hand go into the front of their home and then let them chase you down a mountain (PA mountain, what people out west call foothills.) From my experience you'll notice the effect when you cross a small river by holding your breath and crouching a bit so your totally submerged. Notice three deer looking at you with confusion and then thinking many the trees are really sparkly today (because they look like they've had diamonds inserting all over their bark). So you know easy peasy.
The report, if true, is an example that people will do anything,
Toad venom is best rubbed out and dried a bit. Fold & stuff, it's just too hard to keep it lit. Helps avoid tongue bite too.
Years ago, I ran around the country for a while with Grateful Dead tour hippies. I have seen this, but didn’t know it had become so mainstream. It is legit, and it’s a bizarre experience, if a short lived one. Btw, there are easier means to procure dmt. Ask Joe Rogan lol.
This is what Frog Morton kept in his cellar. Smells like ketchup and baking spices. Good stuff.
The Oz cane toads (an introduced species) secrete a hallucinogenic substance on their skin. I have heard of people licking, ? but not smoking it.
I just saw this;
www.townandcountrymag.com
Why Is Everyone Smoking Toad Venom?
If you haven't heard of toad venom, you soon will. Here's how an illegal amphibian-derived drug became dinner party fodder.
www.townandcountrymag.com
I'm going to refrain from passing any judgment on this story, real or not, because my dumb-ass actually took a shot of tequila containing Cobra venom when I was over in the Philippines. Let me tell you, it kicked my ass too. So...
