TroutComplex t1_iy0eptu wrote
Lead is all natural.
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SlicerStopSlicing t1_iy0j6dg wrote
Cobra venom and tetrodotoxin.
CodsWhallop t1_iy0llt4 wrote
Tobacco, cannabis, and cocaine.
a_lonely_trash_bag t1_iy0mo3q wrote
Anthrax
AmethystOrator t1_iy0n603 wrote
Castorbeans
Queen_Cheetah t1_iy278wo wrote
Fluoride!
grafknives t1_iy34mnm wrote
If you all dont read all those names in Wakko voice I dont want to know you. :D
Legitimate_Page t1_iy3j48q wrote
This is much different from the Pokerap I remember
mitkase t1_iy34snt wrote
That sounded more like QOTSA than Anthrax, but I could be wrong.
HellsConflagration t1_iy506jg wrote
Slayer
big_sugi t1_iy1vg39 wrote
Cocaine is heavily processed; it’s not all natural. But the other two are just as God made them, so smoke ‘em if you’ve got ‘em, I guess.
os101so t1_iy5jrt7 wrote
Cocaine is actually supernatural.
The leaves are natural but the refined product is fucking super.
DetonationSound t1_iy3b5b3 wrote
The coca plant leaves are natural cocaine is not
One_Umpire_8425 t1_iy3blui wrote
Hey now
ShadowDragon8685 t1_iy0obsd wrote
One of those is not like the others. It is medically impossible to overdose on one of them.
Avery_Thorn t1_iy0teft wrote
There are a few people who are allergic (as in anaphylactic shock deadly allergic) to it though… It is fairly rare but not unheard of.
demonzanth t1_iy150rz wrote
Some people are allergic to protein. As in, deadly allergic. To meat.
big_sugi t1_iy1w0ne wrote
The Lone Star tick can create allergies to nonprimate mammalian meat and leather. So i guess monkey stew and roast Long pig are still on the menu?
Queen_Cheetah t1_iy27bos wrote
Wait, non-primate mammalian meat?! Who the heck figured that out, how, and WHY?!
big_sugi t1_iy281r2 wrote
Beats me; I thought it was just beef and bovine leather. But Wikipedia says what I repeated.
GetlostMaps t1_iy29coz wrote
So, I can keep eating monkeys?
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ShadowDragon8685 t1_iy1sa4c wrote
This is true, but we don't classify peanuts and tree nuts as, let me check here, a Schedule 1 drug, which, let me check the DEA here...
> has a high potential for abuse, no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States, and a lack of accepted safety for use under medical supervision.
All of which statements are either blatantly false in the absurd, I mean "two plus three equals thirteen, also the sky is neon-green and water is the driest substance known to mankind" false, or are misleading in that the exact same statement applies to alcohol and tobacco.
PurifyZ t1_iy1fbq6 wrote
I prefer toad venom thank u very much! If it's good enough for Mike Tyson, then it's good enough for me 😂
Ready_Bandicoot1567 t1_iy4v31w wrote
tetrodotoxin scares the crap out of me. Ive been catching/handling/releasing california newts in a local pond for years (gently, with clean wet hands). One day I looked them up, turns out they are LOADED with tetrodotoxin due to an evolutionary arms race with a type of garter snake that eats them.
SlicerStopSlicing t1_iy50p7u wrote
I had no idea they were in newts. Was this a North American species?
Ready_Bandicoot1567 t1_iy64j9o wrote
Taricha torosa, California newt. Other species of Taricha also have tetrodotoxin. As far as I know their range is restricted to the pacific northwest.
os101so t1_iy5jjin wrote
Iocaine powder, however, is an unnatural poison that you cannot smell nor taste.
Shall we see who is right, and who is dead? Let the game begin
zerostar83 t1_iy4ykzo wrote
Which is also why it's advertised and sold as children's medicine under the alternative medicine known as homeopathy.
Nerdguy88 t1_iy1k0o8 wrote
Dang beat me to it...
mbgpa6 t1_iy1kjhx wrote
Exactly
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