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03-30-2018, 07:53 AM
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Why don't we talk about this more? Or at all.
Atlas Obscura Wrote:In Nepal, honey hunters make dangerous vertical climbs—while enduring stings from enormous bees—to harvest “mad honey”. The honey, slightly bitter and reddish in color, has a hallucinogenic punch from bees that fed on the pollen of a specific type of rhododendron flowers.
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(03-30-2018, 07:53 AM)Greg Wrote: Why don't we talk about this more? Or at all.
Because it's too much work. Pot-infused honey is readily available at your local dispensary. That's been a thing for years. No need to go to Nepal really.
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Are they sure the hallucinogen is in the honey and not just the stings of these enormous bees?
If it was the stings, I could really get into this.
As long as they stayed away from my lips.
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