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how does coffee make you all awake and stuff?
It's mad.
MAD
If you blow your nose really hard you get a headrush too.
Afterall - who made you superior to the semi-colon?
SHUT UP
Imagine Jesus stealing a bicycle. Oh ho ho how we'd laugh.
It's mad.
MAD
If you blow your nose really hard you get a headrush too.
Afterall - who made you superior to the semi-colon?
SHUT UP
Imagine Jesus stealing a bicycle. Oh ho ho how we'd laugh.
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Eddie Conguerro wrote:
> How in the flipping blue jesus did they get a spider to smoke weed?
> :-s
He was well up for it in the first place, apparently. Asked for an E, but they hadn't thought that far ahead.
> How in the flipping blue jesus did they get a spider to smoke weed?
> :-s
He was well up for it in the first place, apparently. Asked for an E, but they hadn't thought that far ahead.
BLASPHEMER!!!!1
Blank wrote:
> I saw a website recently that showed the effects on spiders' webs when
> they were spun under the influence of recreational drugs, caffeine
> being used as part of the experiment. Quite interesting. On marijuana
> they got bored before finishing, on speed they did it really fast but
> with no attention to detail, etc.
How in the flipping blue jesus did they get a spider to smoke weed? :-s
> I saw a website recently that showed the effects on spiders' webs when
> they were spun under the influence of recreational drugs, caffeine
> being used as part of the experiment. Quite interesting. On marijuana
> they got bored before finishing, on speed they did it really fast but
> with no attention to detail, etc.
How in the flipping blue jesus did they get a spider to smoke weed? :-s
The website I saw had larger, real pictures (ie no blue background) and an explanation to go with it. But the same results.
The spidey thing is rather cool.
Coffee is rubbish
Blank wrote:
> I saw a website recently that showed the effects on spiders' webs when
> they were spun under the influence of recreational drugs, caffeine
> being used as part of the experiment. Quite interesting. On marijuana
> they got bored before finishing, on speed they did it really fast but
> with no attention to detail, etc.
[URL]http://www.coffee.co.uk/images/spider.jpg[/URL]
> I saw a website recently that showed the effects on spiders' webs when
> they were spun under the influence of recreational drugs, caffeine
> being used as part of the experiment. Quite interesting. On marijuana
> they got bored before finishing, on speed they did it really fast but
> with no attention to detail, etc.
[URL]http://www.coffee.co.uk/images/spider.jpg[/URL]
I'm mildly allergic to caffeine - it actually makes me drowsy if I drink more than one cup of coffee within a couple of hours.
I saw a website recently that showed the effects on spiders' webs when they were spun under the influence of recreational drugs, caffeine being used as part of the experiment. Quite interesting. On marijuana they got bored before finishing, on speed they did it really fast but with no attention to detail, etc.
Someone needs to try decaf :)
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