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[Envee]

in the some of the circles I walk in people don't even know what mushrooms are. I get asked "So they are real mushrooms?" or if I give caps to a friend they ask what's in them and if you say Mushrooms they think it some sorta slang.. It's sad how misinformed people can be.

[roc]

A lid was what would fit in a Prince Albert tobacco tin lid...about an ounce. I must be old too because I remember lids and we used to sell weed by "fingers" instead of weighing it. A four finger bag was considered a lid and was about $20. Anyone remember disco biscuits, reds, christmas trees, black beauties, yellow jackets, pink hearts, speckle birds, white crosses, bennies, soapers,crystal T...the list goes on and on ...

I remember when the four finger lid went from $15 to $20! We use to break a lid down in matchbox's and sell them for $5 and yes the list went on (did you get any Berkeley blood?)
Those were the days...

[Dr_T]

So what is the hip term for mushies then?

"Hey man, are you experienced?"

Will that work?

I don't think mushrooms are common enough to have slang. I've heard them called 'boomers' but you'd probably have to explain it. I have tried to give some away to people and the conversation goes like:

"So there are these mushrooms..."
"Mushrooms? The magic kind?"
"Right. I can't eat them all- you want some?"
"Uh, no. Thanks for the offer though."

[camMyco]

ROFLMAO. Tie-dye and Birks vs. Fubu and Rocawear

:lol:

So what is the hip term for mushies then?



"Hey man, are you experienced?"



Will that work?

'Round these parts we call them Shrooms

[greenie]

hip term for mushies : hey man u got any shrooms?

[seven rays]

LOL, roc & dead diver. In my neighborhood we had a Vietnam vet who had sacks of pot and no scale. On good days (when he had smack) a "lid" was about as much as a baggie folded over would hold....$10. When he'd sometimes be at the bottom of a (grocery) bag and figured it was *close* he'd just hand it to ya.

sopors... my oh my. A six pack in a pill. If ya remember anything it's prolly cus the scabs hurt so bad. LOL. Screw lunch. Let's fall down.

blue double dome? the required microdots...mr. natural blotter...and the pinnacle...'74 windowpane. 4-way madness. A real face melter. $2.50!

cannibinol? "T"?? Yeah..I know what it really was... :horse:

4-for-a-dollar speeders were routine. B Beauties...wow...up for days...

30+ years ago...and some of it seems like yesterday.

[PsilocybeChild]

Throw Backs = Ecstasy
Or "hey, do you throw back?"

[Santiago]

So what is the hip term for mushies then?

"Hey man, are you experienced?"

Will that work?

Caps, boomers, or tops. If I'm talking to a close friend and I think someone MIGHT be in ear-shot, we mumble "cow flowers".

I've always wanted to name a band "Brown Wright's Flower Experiment".

Didn't see anyone mention the doses=acid.

And if you're at a Phil Lesh (example) show and some scabby early-20s girl seems to be looking for a lost cat - "Here kitty kitty kitty", that's ketamine she's looking for - for some reason or the other.

[pubensis]

Pressies=pressed pills (exstacy

[casual observer]

Getting old is not bad, when you consider the alternative.

[TastyBeverage]

I was pretty confused when i was asked for 'Molly' a few years back at that thing in the desert. All the kids were using it to mean ecstacy, but i guess there is new slang for it now. Dunno if 'Molly' is still in use. Back in the day when i was doing MDMA it was pure powder in a capsule and we just called it 'E'.

Since Golly's wonderful honey tek, my friends and i have taken to calling shrooms 'honey'. We can talk about it right in the open and no one questions it.

[roc]

Getting old is not bad, when you consider the alternative.

Welcome to 'topia!

Where getting old doesn't really mean shit!

Rock on!

[Yellowbeard]

Back in my day, the term 'gear' ALWAYS meant heroin. Seems like now, the kids use it to describe whatever they're tryin' to score. Oh, shit. Does one still 'score'?
'Disco Biscuit' was a term for ludes (or whatever downer was going around), although now I hear it refers to MDMA.
'Dusted' was a joint laced with PCP. Also used to describe someone under the influence of same. Don't guess Angel Dust even exists anymore...I must be ancient...

Oh, and "thanks for the great site" saith the pirate...

:eusa_clap

[Mr. Natural #1.]

If cougar is the term for an older woman going for younger men what is the term for a younger woman goring for an older man?
Naturally yours
M&N#1.

[Ras Asad]

gol'diggger. lol

[Hippie3]

I saw that in Cheech and Chong too and was also wondering what it meant. My guess would be that a "lid" would have been a mason jar filled to the lid? From watching that movie i know it is definately way more than a quarter.

a lid was just that,
a lid off a cookie tin filled with pot,
often a bit over an ounce.

[spirit420]

Back in my day, the term 'gear' ALWAYS meant heroin. Seems like now, the kids use it to describe whatever they're tryin' to score. Oh, shit. Does one still 'score'?
'Disco Biscuit' was a term for ludes (or whatever downer was going around), although now I hear it refers to MDMA.
'Dusted' was a joint laced with PCP. Also used to describe someone under the influence of same. Don't guess Angel Dust even exists anymore...I must be ancient...

Oh, and "thanks for the great site" saith the pirate...

:eusa_clap

PCP still exists. Its Phencycladine, which from my understanding is used by horse breeders to immobilize horses for transport. The injection vials of liquid are emptied into pyrex glass dishes and heated from underneath w a hotplate/stoverange, while being evaporated w a fan. the resulting white powder is your angel dust. you dont see it much but its still around. BTW embalming fluid or formaldehyde is NOT pcp. Its formaldehyde. big diff

[Lefty]

Ah, my favorite arylcyclohexylamine.
Please site a source, my information says: PCP was formerly used as a surgical anesthetic in both humans and veterinary practice, but it is not currently manufactured, and has been placed under Schedule II of the Controlled Substance Act in the US.
I also don't know why you'd want an anestetized horse on it's feet much less in a moving trailer.
By the way, it's "phencyclidine".

[rocketman]

The horse tranq TIC is what i think hes talking about. lemme try and dig up some info.

[spirit420]

Thanx for the spelling, and again, I wasnt really sure if it is used anymore or if its supposed to be an anesthetic or paralytic agent. I do know that its still around though, in some circles. I still see it at festivals from time to time.