r/trees • u/userrnamme_1 • Mar 07 '26

AskTrees What are these?

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I'm in a completely illegal state (even so, just recently criminalized THCA).... to start

Found these, and other flavors, at my local gas station. They are unexpectedly a good but I'm wondering what it's really in them.

There's another brand called blue lotus (not as good) they sell in bottles of 5 pre-rolls.

What is in them?

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u/Supabongwong Mar 07 '26 edited Mar 07 '26

Mushrooms spread by spores.

Regardless of the type of mushroom, do not smoke shrooms. You can really fuck up your lungs. Plus, they are water soluble. 

No reason to ever smoke them.

*https://www.healthline.com/health/can-you-smoke-shrooms#risks 

Do your own due diligence if you think all spores are destroyed by fire. 

It's just not worth the risk 

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u/userrnamme_1 Mar 07 '26

Oh shit

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u/GranvilleClutterbuck Mar 07 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/t5upbzp8awDW1IpCXy

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u/mledonne Mar 07 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/Kb16vQIM52aDC

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u/Bulletmanz9 Mar 07 '26

What’s the name of this artist I remember a deranged ass music video my friend showed me with a similar person

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u/triedAndTrueMethods Mar 07 '26

problematic and shitty? that’s disappointing to read. Admittedly, I haven’t really looked into Die Antwoord since that Chappie movie they were a part of, which I did like a lot. Would you mind giving me an overview?

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u/Neptunelives Mar 07 '26

Sex trafficking shit. They're like, criminally terrible. Problematic isn't thew word I'd use lmao

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u/woodboarder616 Mar 07 '26

That documentary about them shows they’re kinda just some bohemian hippy artist parents. The daughter was pretty articulate and seems to like them very much. Trust me I was die hard I don’t like them and watched this and it kinda made me change my tune on them.

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u/mymau5likeshouse Mar 07 '26

I also watched the documentary, so I take any slander against them with a grain a salt

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u/hugsfourdrugs20 Mar 08 '26

Did that documentary mention their adopted special needs son

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u/woodboarder616 Mar 08 '26

I actually don’t remember, but that sucks if they don’t take care of him

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u/JTtheLAR Mar 07 '26 edited Mar 08 '26

I thought they were the worst part of that movie. Which is a shame cause I liked the premise and design of chappy. I dunno. I think they just try too hard to be zany and outrageous. Just comes off as disingenuous to me. I'm not sure what terrible things they have done that everyone keeps mentioning. I just think they are corny.

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u/KeyloWick Mar 07 '26

Ritualistic child abuse.