I'd have to research to see if there is only a specific strain that's hallucinagenic, but I did see salvia plants at local nurseries last weekend.

When I tried it, it lasted less than a minute. Again, don't know if different forms have varying lengths of effect.

Wow,19 posts... I half expected we'd have devolved into a pun war by now ;)

I don't know why I have a problem with this, but I do. Strange considering I'm pretty anti-marijuana use. But then again, I'm anti-cigarette, so maybe I'm just against it when I think people will use it around me. Maybe I'm just coming into my own as a libertarian, haha.

I do think banning a plant is pretty stupid. Funny how the only difference between being an "endangered species" and a "threat to the lives of our children" is how useful the plant might be.

I'm like you... Have no problems with marijuana usage per se; but I can't stand smoking in any form.

You know what should be outlawed? Those Cabury Creme Eggs. Pure sugar laced poison on the inside. Too sweet if you asked me.


Hallucinogenic Herb sounds like some sort of cartoon character.

He hangs out with Miami Herald (an actual newspaper, but sounds like a great character name).

I'm waiting for them to ban nutmeg after someone figures out how to get high on it.

Although, I recall that nutmeg is lethal if injected directly into the bloodstream.

If only one life is saved... :rolleyes:

So is water, shall we ban that too?

You're at Urinetown!
Your ticket should say Urinetown!
No refunds, this is Urinetown!
We'll keep that dough!

;)

One of the things I've read about salvia in the past is that it can also make the user depressed and anti social, which has kept me from trying it. YMMV.

Oh, and if you can believe it - there are a few head shops around here that sell "herbal supplements," including salvia. It's currently pretty easy to get out here in Utah.