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(Message started by: Margi on Dec 31^st, 2002, 11:04am)

Title: Warning to Shroom Advocates...
Post by Margi on Dec 31^st, 2002, 11:04am

I got the following email this morning...

"hey i came across this post on the internet where u
talked about shrooms. i live in calgary ...male 21 and am looking for some

if you know someone who can hook me up with some
shrooms asap that would be awsome.

thanks,
sean."

my response:

"are you a clusterhead?"

his response:

probly not

pretty clean....just want some treats for new years
eve

my response:

sorry - i'm not into dealing.
that's illegal.

This kid's email address is... seaner18@yahoo.com

he probably typed in 'where can i get shrooms in Calgary' to his browser and this website came up as one of the search options.

let's be careful out there, folks! ::)

Title: Re: Warning to Shroom Advocates...
Post by ave on Dec 31^st, 2002, 2:45pm

Thank for the warning Margi.

Though I probably would not even see the request between the Hot Babes, the offers for wellpaid work for bored housewifes, Green Card lotteries (?!) and offers for a cheaper mortgage on my house...
The Nigerian businessmen quite make a change.

Title: Re: Warning to Shroom Advocates...
Post by firebrix on Jan 1^st, 2003, 6:41am

Thanx Margi!
firebrix

Title: Re: Warning to Shroom Advocates...
Post by pinksharkmark on Jan 1^st, 2003, 9:57pm

Well, at least he was honest about it. From what I hear, it's no big trick to obtain shrooms in Calgary. I know a few folks up that way. The kid has probably forgotten all about you by now.

My heart aches when I read posts from real clusterheads anxious to try this therapy who are faced with a waiting period while their own crops mature, but since I have no way of KNOWING whether these folks are for real or not, I reluctantly tell them they'll just have to do what the rest of us do and start farming. I have no problems walking them through the growing process by e-mail if they feel they need personalized attention, but that's the best I can do.

Thanks for the heads-up, Margi.