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19860199 No.19860199 [Reply] [Original]

Are there any other legal spicies besides chili and szechuan pepper that have a cool effect besides their taste.
I guess you could put weed in the food but its not legal where i live.

>> No.19860203

>>19860199
dumbass question but learn how to speak English before posting to an American forum.

>> No.19860204

mint
didn't ask btw

>> No.19860207

>>19860203
Never, i have no respect for this language

>> No.19860212

>>19860199
Ehhhh lactofermented fruits have an effervescence to them if that counts.

>> No.19860214

>>19860203
>English
>American
pick one, fat faggot.

>> No.19860226

>>19860203
That was perfectly valid english

>> No.19860227

>>19860207
based

>> No.19860229

>>19860199
Mustard seeds

>> No.19860411

>>19860203
Rope yourself fatso

>> No.19860416

>>19860203
>American forum
Kek.
Retard.

>> No.19860443
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19860443

>>19860199
I'm not sure if this counts but Apparently if you brew black tea for hours in boiling water you get a really strong version which makes you a bit high. If you are a fervent tea drinker maybe you have experienced a mild tea high. it is supposed to be like this but much more intense. Never tried this myself though.

>> No.19860447

>>19860416
lol the Americans with the whole anti ESL thing reek of insecurity lol. They are also the ones creating this board culture of making food look shitty on purpose presentation wise maybe they should go get some of those legal guns and blow their face off.

>> No.19860456

Nutmeg is apparently hallucinogenic in high doses, but also causes diarrhea. So if you want to trip on the toilet while shitting your ass out, go for it.

>> No.19860458

>>19860456
I have heard borderline horror storys about nutmeg so im not even gonna attempt it

>> No.19860468

>>19860458
It is a guaranteed bad trip pretty much I tried it when I was a teenager and I didn't have money/connections for regular hallucinogenics but apparently dried nutmeg doesn't work so maybe I saved myself a trip to hell anyways If it was any good everyone would be getting high on it I suppose. I wonder if there's more. Best thread of the day by far.

>> No.19860485

>>19860443
I drink very strong tea some days and think I've experienced this. My caffeine tolerance is quite high because I used to drink a shit ton of red bull. But too much too strong tea does have a different effect than just lots of caffeine. I wouldn't recommend it necessarily, but it's there.

>>19860456
>>19860458
My wife tried that once in her 20's and to this day can't stand anything with nutmeg in it. Seeds off a blue morning glory are also hallucigenic but haven't tried them.

As far as legal things with weird effects, miracle berries are probably a thing OP should try. They fuck with your taste buds so sour things taste sweet instead. Kinda bizarre.

>> No.19860490

>>19860199
Nutmeg in quantities greater than normal culinary use.

>> No.19860500

>>19860199
Miracle berries make sour things taste sweet.

>> No.19860514

>>19860443
>Never tried this myself though.
Don't. Chifir is terrible for your heart and teeth, there's no reason to drink it if you aren't in a gulag logging 14 hours a day in -40C.

>> No.19860614

>>19860203
Fpbp

>> No.19860617

Saffron is supposedly psychoactive, but also obviously prohibitively expensive. So if you can afford the doses needed to notice an immediate effect, that amount of money is probably better spent on a squadron of hookers rather than a possibly mediocre high if you wanna have a fun night.

>> No.19860662

>>19860207
fair
>>19860214
Americans speak English if you couldn't tell
>>19860226
>legal spicies
>>19860411
you fucking wish projector man
>>19860416
you will continue to adapt to American culture
>>19860614
thx

>> No.19860664

>>19860199
>I guess you could put weed in the food but its not legal where i live.
lmao where tf do u live??

>> No.19860672

>>19860662
>American culture
No such thing

>> No.19860678

>>19860672
classic. you are actively participating in an American-made website on an American-designed Internet.

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19860684

Nutmeg. It really isn't a fun time though. It makes you feel real feverish and iirc also fucks up your blood pressure.

>> No.19860698

>>19860662
>he was talking about a fucking typo
commit die

>> No.19860706

>>19860698
i wasn't and i wouldn't. there are no typos in the post. what the fuck is illegal about a spice? comprehension anon, refer to my previous posts.

>> No.19860780

>>19860207
Holy based

>> No.19861609

>>19860207
why do people on this site say this so often
what the fuck does it mean to have "respect" for a language and what garners it

>> No.19861706

>>19861609
It means that one has no need to try harder than they already do if the message is getting along just fine.

>> No.19861711

>>19860199
Miracle fruit

>> No.19861713

>>19861609
across*
no respect desu

>> No.19861734

>>19860662
>Americans speak English if you couldn't tell
i always thought you spoke some ancient form of fat retard.
sorry, let me translate that for you.
i's is thinking y'all's is retards, for real, for real.

>> No.19862105

>>19861734
good try. i'm laughing in American rn. remember, you are lesser than us and pick up our scraps and you act like it is not the case. good job for learning American English.

>> No.19862402

>>19860229
I'm legitimately curious if there are any ultra intense mustards with mustard spiciness, similar to a ghost pepper with pepper spiciness. I've seen 'hot mustard' with capsaicin mixed in, but that seems lame, hot mustard is unique.

>> No.19862410

>>19861706
that doesn't make any sense
what's that got to do with "respect", and what is an example of a language that you do "respect"