Who Would You Pick?

[Lady Murasaki]

Not necessarily, if it some who is exploring the mind and effect etc, generally highly intelligent/talented folks.

Anyway Bob every time for me and I saw him live at Crystal Palace http://www.ukrockfestivals.com/crystal% ... -1980.html

First big gig ever was Queen at Lancaster Uni.

Jimmi played in Carlisle or opened some fashion shop, I missed that as too young but have some copies of the original pics from a man I rented a room from whilst at Art school there, must search them out, suspect my lad has them in his room

It's still Russain roulette, why take a chance with your intellect/talent like that?
I'm guessing people knew less in the sixties about mind bending substances but anyone who experiments now is aware of the risks.

Mind bending substances are the none addictive kind.
The opiates as in Heroin and Morphine are not classed as Psychedelic or mind expanding.
In the sixties heroin was legal and came from the chemist 100% pure as did the coke and amphetamine.

I've had morphine when I had my Caesarians, I'd say it was mind lifting, as in flying awayyyyyy.
They had to make heroin illegal so that we could have quality tv like Narcos on Netflix, it was all part of the big plan.

[Lady Murasaki]

Lol Mcazz, you often are walking on thin ice.

[McAz]

Lol Mcazz, you often are walking on thin ice.

Enlightenment has its perils.

[Lady Murasaki]

Lol Mcazz, you often are walking on thin ice.

Enlightenment has its perils.

Take care that the light doesn't blind one.

[McAz]

Lol Mcazz, you often are walking on thin ice.

Enlightenment has its perils.

Take care that the light doesn't blind one.

And yet - always look towards the sun and your shadows will fall behind you. Have faith and take the risk.

[NastyNickers]

Not necessarily, if it some who is exploring the mind and effect etc, generally highly intelligent/talented folks.

Anyway Bob every time for me and I saw him live at Crystal Palace http://www.ukrockfestivals.com/crystal% ... -1980.html

First big gig ever was Queen at Lancaster Uni.

Jimmi played in Carlisle or opened some fashion shop, I missed that as too young but have some copies of the original pics from a man I rented a room from whilst at Art school there, must search them out, suspect my lad has them in his room

It's still Russain roulette, why take a chance with your intellect/talent like that?
I'm guessing people knew less in the sixties about mind bending substances but anyone who experiments now is aware of the risks.

Mind bending substances are the none addictive kind.
The opiates as in Heroin and Morphine are not classed as Psychedelic or mind expanding.
In the sixties heroin was legal and came from the chemist 100% pure as did the coke and amphetamine.

I've had morphine when I had my Caesarians, I'd say it was mind lifting, as in flying awayyyyyy.
They had to make heroin illegal so that we could have quality tv like Narcos on Netflix, it was all part of the big plan.

These days you only get your spinal, then paracetamol and peppermint water when you’re out of surgery.

[Lady Murasaki]

Lol Mcazz, you often are walking on thin ice.

Enlightenment has its perils.

Take care that the light doesn't blind one.

And yet - always look towards the sun and your shadows will fall behind you. Have faith and take the risk.

Oh I like that.
Feel the fear and do it anyway is my favourite.

[Rolluplostinspace]

Not necessarily, if it some who is exploring the mind and effect etc, generally highly intelligent/talented folks.

Anyway Bob every time for me and I saw him live at Crystal Palace http://www.ukrockfestivals.com/crystal% ... -1980.html

First big gig ever was Queen at Lancaster Uni.

Jimmi played in Carlisle or opened some fashion shop, I missed that as too young but have some copies of the original pics from a man I rented a room from whilst at Art school there, must search them out, suspect my lad has them in his room

It's still Russain roulette, why take a chance with your intellect/talent like that?
I'm guessing people knew less in the sixties about mind bending substances but anyone who experiments now is aware of the risks.

Mind bending substances are the none addictive kind.
The opiates as in Heroin and Morphine are not classed as Psychedelic or mind expanding.
In the sixties heroin was legal and came from the chemist 100% pure as did the coke and amphetamine.

I've had morphine when I had my Caesarians, I'd say it was mind lifting, as in flying awayyyyyy.
They had to make heroin illegal so that we could have quality tv like Narcos on Netflix, it was all part of the big plan.

Smart arse!

[Lady Murasaki]

Mind bending substances are the none addictive kind.
The opiates as in Heroin and Morphine are not classed as Psychedelic or mind expanding.
In the sixties heroin was legal and came from the chemist 100% pure as did the coke and amphetamine.

I've had morphine when I had my Caesarians, I'd say it was mind lifting, as in flying awayyyyyy.
They had to make heroin illegal so that we could have quality tv like Narcos on Netflix, it was all part of the big plan.

These days you only get your spinal, then paracetamol and peppermint water when you’re out of surgery.

Omg, doesn't sound nearly enough. Wouldn't the spinal stop you from being able to walk?
I suppose they were concerned about people getting addicted to the morphine.

[Text]

Never heard of Bonn Scott.

AC/DC lead singer for a few years until he died.

Ah OK, cheers, NN.

If I had to choose just one person, it would be Hendrix.
Superlative strummer, he excelled in his art.

[Rolluplostinspace]

Mind bending substances are the none addictive kind.
The opiates as in Heroin and Morphine are not classed as Psychedelic or mind expanding.
In the sixties heroin was legal and came from the chemist 100% pure as did the coke and amphetamine.

I've had morphine when I had my Caesarians, I'd say it was mind lifting, as in flying awayyyyyy.
They had to make heroin illegal so that we could have quality tv like Narcos on Netflix, it was all part of the big plan.

These days you only get your spinal, then paracetamol and peppermint water when you’re out of surgery.

Omg, doesn't sound nearly enough. Wouldn't the spinal stop you from being able to walk?
I suppose they were concerned about people getting addicted to the morphine.

I had a morphine session at hospital not long ago.
Crazy dreams!

[NastyNickers]

Mind bending substances are the none addictive kind.
The opiates as in Heroin and Morphine are not classed as Psychedelic or mind expanding.
In the sixties heroin was legal and came from the chemist 100% pure as did the coke and amphetamine.

I've had morphine when I had my Caesarians, I'd say it was mind lifting, as in flying awayyyyyy.
They had to make heroin illegal so that we could have quality tv like Narcos on Netflix, it was all part of the big plan.

These days you only get your spinal, then paracetamol and peppermint water when you’re out of surgery.

Omg, doesn't sound nearly enough. Wouldn't the spinal stop you from being able to walk?
I suppose they were concerned about people getting addicted to the morphine.

I think my spinals kept me down for about 3/4 hours. You’ve got to wait for the catheter to be removed anyway though.
But it’s just paracetamol. And only if you specifically ask for it. I just had the peppermint water for the trapped air after my youngest. They let me out less than 24 hours after it too.
Possibly a breast feeding thing?

[Lady Murasaki]

These days you only get your spinal, then paracetamol and peppermint water when you’re out of surgery.

Omg, doesn't sound nearly enough. Wouldn't the spinal stop you from being able to walk?
I suppose they were concerned about people getting addicted to the morphine.

I had a morphine session at hospital not long ago.
Crazy dreams!

What did you dream? Were you half man half beast?

[McAz]

Cyclimorph when I was in - not a patch on Purple Haze or White Lightning though.

[Bella]

Mind bending substances are the none addictive kind.
The opiates as in Heroin and Morphine are not classed as Psychedelic or mind expanding.
In the sixties heroin was legal and came from the chemist 100% pure as did the coke and amphetamine.

I've had morphine when I had my Caesarians, I'd say it was mind lifting, as in flying awayyyyyy.
They had to make heroin illegal so that we could have quality tv like Narcos on Netflix, it was all part of the big plan.

These days you only get your spinal, then paracetamol and peppermint water when you’re out of surgery.

Omg, doesn't sound nearly enough. Wouldn't the spinal stop you from being able to walk?
I suppose they were concerned about people getting addicted to the morphine.

I had a spinal, couldn't feel my legs for a while, I guess I was on my morphine at the beginning but when I asked for more pain relief the nurse was nasty and jabbed me very hard and painfully on my rear end, never asked for more after that.