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With marijuana now legal in states ranging from California to I forget the other ones,

but I'm sure I'm hungry. Several localities are now moving to legalize so-called magic

mushrooms in order to create a vortex of sparkling lights whirling in a spiraling stairway to

Nevada.

Movements have been started to legalize the hallucinogens in states like Oregon, cities

like Denver, and imaginary crystal kingdoms on the banks of Scarlet Seas, which, again,

makes seahorses ride on rainbows up into the higher reaches of consciousness.

One Denver Shroom activist, Hayawatha Dances with Blowfish, says he feels it is a way, his

way past time mushrooms were legalized in order to prevent innocent people from being jailed

in the dark ubleots of their own brain stems. In a statement released to an imaginary polar

bear, Mr. Blowfish said, quote, surely it's melted time to inflite your cat balloons.

Into the furthest realms of unknowing, before more unicorns are bent into radioactive pretzels

and then devoured by hideous cockroaches with human faces.

That's not who we are as Americans, unquote. Some experts warn that the hallucinogenic

shrooms could cause unpleasant side effects. Harriet Raj Kanda Halle around an Moma MD spoke

of the dangers in 14 hour- in a 14 hour conversation with her big toe.

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