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Acid cheese???

electrobanana · 2012-03-11 12:02:05

Ok quick question.. If a cow eats magic mushrooms while grazing do we feel the effects down the line??. im asking this because if i have cheese in a sandwich late at night i seem to have the craziest dreams..what do ye think?

11-03-2012 12:02pm

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Ok quick question..
If a cow eats magic mushrooms while grazing do we feel the effects down the line??. im asking this because if i have cheese in a sandwich late at night i seem to have the craziest dreams..what do ye think?

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#2 11-03-2012 12:08pm

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Hardcore till i die!

*insert cheesy acid techno here*

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#3 11-03-2012 12:10pm

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If a tree falls in the forest, and their are no women around to see it happen....

Does the tree make a mess

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#4 11-03-2012 12:13pm

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Ghandee wrote: »

If a tree falls in the forest, and their are no women around to see it happen....

Does the tree make a mess

Totally depends on the sap content of the tree..

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#5 11-03-2012 12:32pm

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You be tripping OP.

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#6 11-03-2012 12:35pm

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Has anyone ever gotten a cat high/drunk? Its marvelous banter altogether.

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#7 11-03-2012 12:38pm

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electrobanana wrote: »

Ok quick question..
If a cow eats magic mushrooms while grazing do we feel the effects down the line??. im asking this because if i have cheese in a sandwich late at night i seem to have the craziest dreams..what do ye think?

Nope, it wouldn't end up in the cheese.

Cheese contains decent levels of typtophan, which causes deeper levels of sleeper and increases dream recollection.

You don't have dreams that are any weirder than usual you just remember more aspects of them, and as dreams tend to be highly fractured at best you are left with the implication that you have had weirder ones.

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#8 11-03-2012 12:44pm

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There is a well known connection with cheese and the intensity of dreams, there was an actual study on it. But its not the magic mushrooms as they don't grow everywhere, it is the amino acid in milk - called tryptophan - that has the effect on the cheese-eaters.

Not the best of links

http://www.google.ie/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=cheese%20and%20nightmares&source=web&cd=2&sqi=2&ved=0CDAQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.world-of-lucid-dreaming.com%2Fdoes-eating-cheese-give-you-nightmares.html&ei=0JxcT9LoD4OFhQfS66WpBA&usg=AFQjCNH6Y8whOcLsPaZnADKDe4LtxsA3NA&cad=rja

Edit as stated by the Logical Fallacy

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#9 11-03-2012 12:45pm

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electrobanana wrote: »

Ok quick question..
If a cow eats magic mushrooms while grazing do we feel the effects down the line??. im asking this because if i have cheese in a sandwich late at night i seem to have the craziest dreams..what do ye think?

Cows have more sense!!!

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#10 11-03-2012 12:45pm

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Where can i get some of this 'cheese'?

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#11 11-03-2012 12:52pm

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44leto wrote: »

it is the amino acid in milk - called tryptophan - that has the effect on the cheese-eaters.

tryptophan? Iv'e tripped-often on that

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#12 11-03-2012 12:55pm

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I know a cow who eats nettles, and if you touch her she can sting you

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#13 11-03-2012 12:56pm

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Would love to see a cow on magic mushrooms.

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#14 11-03-2012 1:15pm

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Andy!! wrote: »

Would love to see a cow on magic mushrooms.

She'd just flatten them, no?

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#15 11-03-2012 2:16pm

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Logical Fallacy wrote: »

Nope, it wouldn't end up in the cheese.

Cheese contains decent levels of typtophan, which causes deeper levels of sleeper and increases dream recollection.

You don't have dreams that are any weirder than usual you just remember more aspects of them, and as dreams tend to be highly fractured at best you are left with the implication that you have had weirder ones.

Thanks for the information. I'll be having a cheesy sammich before bed tonight, I'm curious as to what my mind thinks about, when it thinks I am not around.

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#16 11-03-2012 3:02pm

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Psilocybin (the active compound in magic mushrooms) is metabolised into psilocin which is then excreted, most of it through urine. It wouldn't end up in your cheese.

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#17 11-03-2012 3:07pm

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Pace2008 wrote: »

Psilocybin (the active compound in magic mushrooms) is metabolised into psilocin which is then excreted, most of it through urine. It wouldn't end up in your cheese.

Bear Grylls :eek:

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#18 11-03-2012 3:32pm

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aaronjumper wrote: »

Thanks for the information. I'll be having a cheesy sammich before bed tonight, I'm curious as to what my mind thinks about, when it thinks I am not around.

Turkey is another great source of trypophan, a combo of a turkey and cheese sandwich should be experimented with i reckon.

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#19 17-03-2012 7:19pm

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Sweet jesus. It works. Really well . . .

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#20 17-03-2012 8:38pm

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I made this thread last year, still remember that dream. The amount of cheese I had that day. Dunnes grated cheddar iirc.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=71039184

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#21 17-03-2012 9:44pm

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i thought this was going to be about acidic cheese

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