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A little over two years ago, I just sorta stopped enjoying my meals. There was this little voice in the back of my mind that kept questioning the ethics of eating meat, and I eventually realized that doing so just didn't fit in with who I was becoming as a person. I decided to give vegetarianism a try, and I haven't looked back since.

But when it came to giving up eggs and cheese, I just couldn't fathom it. It seemed like a huge overreaction to me. However, as I was browsing through the veg subreddits, trying to find new recipes and such, I noticed that r/vegan had many more subscribers than r/vegetarian, so I started hanging out here more.

Reading all your posts here, I learned a ton ab

Hi guys! Nice to meet everyone.

So a trip like this has been on my bucket list since my first experience with psychedelics. I can feasibly come up with the money, but my only pause is wondering if I'm ready for this. From everything I've heard about ayahuasca, it can be an incredibly intense experience. I'm doing some research on it now, but I was hoping a more seasoned psychonaut (perhaps someone who has tried something like this before) could give me some perspective. What might I expect? What can I do to prep mentally? Is it wise to jump into something like this?

I haven't actually done any psychedelics in 2 years as I moved out west and have yet to find any new connections. Before that

I have an extra ticket to see Mice Parade @ The Echo tonight. My friend dropped out, and no one else is available to go, so if anyone wants to come tonight, I have a free pass for you.

It's an 18+ show. First band goes on at 9PM. Tickets are Will Call, and I plan on being there just a little before Wet & Reckless goes on.

Mice Parade: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0X1VPkSCc4 Wet & Reckless: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hyn_AwYEsMs

It's sure to be a good show, so hit me up if you're interested. First come, first serve.

Edit: Got a response and gave the ticket away.Thanks guys.

This is pretty last minute, but I had a potential buyer up until now. I bought 3 tickets to tonight's Bonobo show, but a friend of mine decided he didn't want to go, and now I'm stuck with an extra ticket. I'd like to get face value for it ($25), but seeing as it's four hours to show time I'm willing to take less. My friend agreed to pay the difference since he bailed.

Tickets are Will Call, so you'll have to meet us at the door (though I think with some venues I can just give you my name if you have to come late. Dunno how it works here). From then, you're welcome to chill with me and my roommate. I'm always down to meet new people, or you can feel free to go off on your own. Whatever you

EDIT: The ticket has been claimed, but thanks to those who upvoted for visibility.

Blue Sky Black Death (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlYwzRCtziI) and Child Actor (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cy9c2kYd0hk) are playing at Bootleg Bar tonight at 8PM (doors at 7PM).

I bought 3 tickets, but one of my friends had to drop out last minute, and I haven't been able to find anyone else who can go. So if you want it, I have a free ticket for you (Door price is $15 otherwise).

I'll give it away on a first come, first serve basis. I have the tickets on will call, so we can meet at the venue around showtime.

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