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Silvino
Silvino's are a constant in North America, and are usually spotted in Parks and Forest. They live in small groups and can walk in our society like normal people. Silvon's are usually calm and dont attack unless if mocked first. Some say that Silvino's have a very stricking appearance with skunks. The hair is usually the same, but Silvino's tend to be bigger, and slightly intelligent
dude i think i just saw a Silvino in High Park!...oh wait, was that a skunk?or maybe it was a Skunkino
Silvino by Hattori300 January 25, 2009
Silvio
An amazing person who doesn't realize how awesome he really is. He can do anything he puts his mind to and is incredibly talented. He may be oblivious sometimes, but he is the most caring and nicest guy ever.
Silvio by zAWESOMENESS<3 June 22, 2011
Silvio
A handsome and sweet boy, with the heart of gold. Can try and act hood once in a while, but for the most part is very awkward and weird. But still manages to win the heart of a certain lady.
I wish my boyfriend was a Silvio
Silvio by a-money-love November 20, 2009
Salvinorin A
Salvinorin A is the only psychoactive constituent of the Salvia Divinorum plant. Structurally related Salvinorins B-F also exist, but none are known to be psychoactive. The strongest naturally occurring psychoactive known to man. Produces extreme visual hallucinations, time distortion, and many other characteristics psychoactives are valued for. Its effects are considered unpleasant by a lot of people, but amazing by just as many.
The chemical acts on the Kappa Opioid receptors, but the drug itself is not an Opiate by any stretch of the imagination, and is the first compound known to man to act on this region of the brain without being an alkaloid.
The drug has no effect on the 5-HT serotonin receptors, which is the method of action for all classic psychedelics.
Salvinorin A is not an analog of any previously scheduled substance, and is legal almost everywhere( except Australia, and a few other places).
Salvia Divinorum is an exceptionally hard plant to grow, being very sensitive to climate changes. The plant exists almost entirely due to cloning, because the plant hardly every sets seed, and when it does, they have a 5-20% viability rate.
The chemical acts on the Kappa Opioid receptors, but the drug itself is not an Opiate by any stretch of the imagination, and is the first compound known to man to act on this region of the brain without being an alkaloid.
The drug has no effect on the 5-HT serotonin receptors, which is the method of action for all classic psychedelics.
Salvinorin A is not an analog of any previously scheduled substance, and is legal almost everywhere( except Australia, and a few other places).
Salvia Divinorum is an exceptionally hard plant to grow, being very sensitive to climate changes. The plant exists almost entirely due to cloning, because the plant hardly every sets seed, and when it does, they have a 5-20% viability rate.
Dude, you better use a nice scale to measure those Salvinorin A crystals, or else you're gonna trip balls.
Salvinorin A by SOMA6996 September 11, 2006
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Oblication
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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Surf Dracula Syndrome
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Northstarring
Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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