Noticed the only dose on the ingredients list was caffeine, would love to know how much of each ingredient is actually in these things (honestly any energy* product)
edit: from the downvotes I'm assuming the answer is no lol
I mostly avoid them cause the branding is pretty cringe but I wanted to know if anyones tried any of the pres and liked them
I personally dont see it as a secondary emotion, it can be but so can happiness or sadness or any of the other "primary" emotions.
I don't see the point of having primary or secondary emotions at all, because its so case and person dependent
If someone's first reaction to being bothered is anger, that would make it a primary emotion
If someone's reaction to being bother is being annoyed and then angry, that would make annoyance a primary emotion, wouldn't it?
It could be categorized as "reaction to situation" vs "reaction to emotions", but again theres so many different mindsets and ways of feeling that it shocks me anyone can/is arguing over something this subtective
statute of limitations is over <333 mushrooms
Can't afford to pay a person for to get rid of them. I used to see a few house centepedes around and everything was good. Sadly I haven't found any around recently and there's been more and more silverfish and other pests appearing
I just wanted to get a second opinion before buying the pedes lol (one or two is a underexageration, it'll probably be about 5)
currently for me:
- almost every video buffers at 10 seconds, despite wifi or signal (this used to be a problem years ago but it just started happening again recently)
- unable to connect/disconnect bluetooth from homescreen or when in full video mode
- unable to scroll specific creator shorts if sorting by popular or if clicking any video that isnt the the lastest
- unable to see subscriber count from a video
- getting unsubscriped from "controversal" creators (ceros tv, noah samsen)
Genuine what is youtube doing
Since perlite doesnt have any nutrients, I was thinking of making something like drippycorn. Adding all the nutrients to the substrate, pressure cooking it, then adding grain spawn to grow?
It seems like it would work hypothetically, but obviously "hypothetically possible" ≠ "possible"
I may be reading the wiki incorrectly but I thought I'd ask anyway.
edit: wrote post title wrong, I meant "if mescaline is soluble in limonene, would it be a viable extraction method even without an added solid**"
edit2: wow i have no clue how to phrase this question
"if limonene can extract mescaline, would I need any type of salt or extra add on to complete the tek. Or can I just do CIELO like normal, switching the citric acid with straight limonene"
Asking for a friend who cant cant eat gelatin lol
edit: apparently theyre called "gel tabs" and the term window panes hasnt been used since the 90s lmao. mb
Would this be a good idea or should i just do one or the other?
unnecessary context, feel free to skip
When I was 18 I perscribed 10mg cyclobenzaprine and took it for the first time before an appointment I was being driven too (dumb choice ik, I wasnt told it would make me so tired but I shouldve looked it up)
I fell asleep and ended up having to cancel my appointment due to the effects, obviously the person was upset but we didnt really talk about it.
She had an appointment at a near by mall and when we got there she made me get out of the car and go with her.
I was clearly intoxicated and was stumbling and ended up falling on her after the appointment (I wasnt with her during it, just waiting outside the business); she got really upset and raised her voice at me, saying I was high, that I "needed to stop", and that she "cant take me anywhere".
So she took me back to the car, still shouting at me, and we had an arguement.
I was wondering how to settle down my anxiety about taking it again? I dont have any other pain killers at the moment.
I'm aware it's different per gram or cm, just looking around at general price
Looking for advice with plushie bonsi grow
edit: found the pdf on scribd
edit2: copy pasted comment from u/saintpetejackboy
"Yeah, I agree. [the pdf] is very out of date.
I was a research chemicals vendor and was doing domestic and international shipments of black and grey market going back to ~2004. I ended up going to federal prison - but only because somebody I was dealing with face-to-face got caught up and recorded me on video taking money for a kilogram. Neither me, nor anybody I know, got caught up using the mail.
I had a 92 month federal prison sentence originally and was in prisons all across the country (FL, GA, SC, OK, KY, NJ, NY...) my hustle was typing and I helped people with tons of legal work and also read cases in the law library all day, every day, for years.
This guide is so bad as to also make me question if it is a honey pot. Or just really that out of date.
Here are the basics, from me:
1.) never use a fake name
2.) never use a PO Box
3.) don't ship to/from anybody who has gotten in legal trouble recently
4.) use the fastest shipping possible
5.) don't ship over weekends or holidays
6.) don't ship only contraband to/from an address (legitimate mailings should couch contraband mailings on both sender / receiver)
7.) do not ship from a fake address or name
8.) it is okay to require a signature - despite common misconceptions
9.) controlled delivery at a federal level is very rare - and when local law enforcement does it, they often botch it
10.) if you followed all of my advice and something still seems to have gone awry, the recipient can refuse delivery and return to sender.
If I don't like you, I can't just put 10 grams of cocaine in an envelope with your name and address on it and then alert a the authorities that you are dealing drugs (either by sending it to, or from, "you").
Once you understand what systems are in place to protect you being set up in that exact scenario, you can learn exactly what you can do to ensure success.
The less time your package is in transit, the better. It also makes it easier to tell when something might have gone wrong.
Pay attention to weather and other delays going on at the stops a package makes along the way.
You always use a real name and address so you can quickly recover a package if the delivery is missed. Don't allow it to sit at the post office. Require a signature, be on time, don't miss the dropoff. If you are the one shipping, make sure (like I said) that you don't ONLY ship contraband.
If you want an even better strategy, rather than mixing contraband in with other decoy packages, disguise the contraband in the outgoing parcel alongside other decoy items.
Clearly label the contents inside of the package and disguise the contraband as something believable of the same type - don't stuff a VHS tape with a bunch of powder, or fill a stuffed animal with pills.
Have the recipient trained to know the delivery time windows for packages at their destination from the same location and on how to analyze the package for suspected tampering.
Don't immediately open the package or try to take it to a their location upon delivery if you think something is wrong. Have "RETURN TO SENDER" ready to slap on the package as soon as you get it, even if you don't plan on returning it. If you do plan on moving the package to a their location, leave once or twice prior to innocent destinations without the package in tow.
Dont ship to names of people not already associated with the address. Same for outgoing.
Using LLC on both ends can help - but not if the only mail going/coming is all contraband.
It is common sense, but don't fudge the address or names on accident - a small mistake in the street address or zip code could put your package at risk.
It is perfectly normal to have signature required and/or insurance on the packages.
Try to avoid shipping contraband that gives off an odor. I know this is unavoidable on some black markets. If you are shipping certain chemicals, learn what the dogs are actually trained to smell - it may not be the chemicals themselves but could be chemicals used during the synthesis that could be avoided.
Don't ship large amounts of cash in the mail. There are many reasons for this and too many ways around having to do that to even consider it.
Imagine what your package looks like if it were X-rayed. Does it look suspicious? Don't ship it.
Numerous smaller packages are paradoxically less risk than one lsrge package. One large package jam packed with contraband is also more tantalizing for law enforcement and is a much bigger loss if something goes wrong. Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
Use common sense. Half of the police force won't be siting down at the post office all day waiting for you to show up to claim your package if you accidentally missed the drop-off. But, your package may still be on the truck until the end of the delivery route. Don't let it sit in the post office any longer than you have to. Yes, you can chase down the truck... Provided you have your ID and did not use a fake name and address.
Pay attention to the delivery driver(s) on your route and their normal arrival time. No, your mail man is not going to open and inspect your package and your mail woman isn't going to suddenly do s controlled delivery.
If there is no suspicion about the package when it is dropped off based on the sender name/address and intiieal appearance of the package and nothing is wrong with the recipient name/address, there is no reason an intermediary stop between the two addresses would have the time or energy to pull the package and start investigating it.
The mail system is like a well-oiled machine. The orie volume of traffic is your best ally. You want to blend in and not raise any red flags.
Don't repeatedly check the tracking. Don't share the tracking number with multiple people who might also check it repeatedly. Don't harass the courier asking where the package is constantly if there is a slight delay. Whenever your package seems to have a delay, read news from there. Look for weather events or ongoing strikes with the courier in that area or any other reason your package may have been held up. The absolute least likely scenario is that the feds or the courier decided to randomly pull your package and inspect it for contraband.
You are 100x more likely to get a seizure and a love letter than you are a controlled delivery.
Assuming there are no legal issues on either end of the package (sender or recipient side), the mere peseence if contraband in a package isn't enough justification for a controlled delivery, a warrant, it an Indictment. A prosecutor is going to want something more than drugs in a box with your name on it. A cooperating witness. Other circumstantial evidence. A suspicious pattern of behavior. Other contraband from the same sender/recipient. SOMETHING.
As an end user/consumer, especially if you have no criminal history, you aren't very atractive to federal law enforcement. Especially with grey area chemicals, or small "personal" amounts. The real exposure and risk is more on the vendor or lab or manufacturer that you ordered from.
That said, don't order from labs or vendors or merchants who have sudden unexplained behavior - delays in payment processing, sudden absence, runors of law enforcement involvement. Website suddenly offline.
Worst yet, you don't want to get involved in THEIR conspiracy. If you don't know the sender and they are sending out mountains of black market substances to tons of randos, you could easily be taken down as a result of them being taken down, and then roped into their conspiracy or their RICO indictment - even just so the feds would hope you cooperate against the bigger fish they are actually trying to fry. Your testimony or cooperation against the support is definitely "worth it" for them to also indict you, if it might lead to them catching a big fish.
Be careful how you pay for things. Large amounts of money moving around should be handled by professionals and will put a target on you just by itself. Do not put large amounts of cash in the mail. I know I said this before, but it is important. Don't do it.
Don't transfer tens of thousands of dollars around using the same methods you use to send a few hundred.
Be suspicious of any deals that seem too good to be true, or suppliers who suddenly want you to make a larger order, unprompted. You put in the order, for the amounts you want, at the previously agreed upon prices. A sudden offer to get a discount or deal on a very large order or several of them should be a big enough red flag to drop the suppleir."