Message from @folrick

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2020-02-26 04:32:55 UTC  

reddit?

2020-02-26 04:32:59 UTC  

/out/ is arguably in the top 3 boards

2020-02-26 04:33:01 UTC  

yeah

2020-02-26 04:33:06 UTC  

r*ddit

2020-02-26 04:33:09 UTC  

those out retards got me to learn so much about mushrroms

2020-02-26 04:33:12 UTC  

anyone asking about mushrooms doesn't know enough to safely eat them

2020-02-26 04:33:15 UTC  

mushrooms

2020-02-26 04:33:19 UTC  

true

2020-02-26 04:33:36 UTC  

i mean i know jack shit about mushrooms except to not touch or eat the things because i'm retarded

2020-02-26 04:33:39 UTC  

I told like 2 people on out they might die if they actually ate what they posted

2020-02-26 04:33:49 UTC  

and now they're dead
the end

2020-02-26 04:34:00 UTC  

i want to learn trees before 'shrooms

2020-02-26 04:34:19 UTC  

one said they had lsd in their blood stream and could not go to the hospital

2020-02-26 04:34:24 UTC  

always a fun time on out

2020-02-26 04:34:31 UTC  

literally the only tree shit i know is deciduous vs. not, and that pines grow in acidic soil

2020-02-26 04:34:41 UTC  

and some leaves

2020-02-26 04:34:45 UTC  

and like, birch

2020-02-26 04:34:58 UTC  

you can do a lot of things with acorns

2020-02-26 04:35:12 UTC  

yeah they're apparently good for protein or something

2020-02-26 04:35:16 UTC  

if you cook them

2020-02-26 04:35:17 UTC  

yup

2020-02-26 04:35:30 UTC  

all i get are fucking pinecones

2020-02-26 04:35:34 UTC  

ate one on a dare once

2020-02-26 04:35:34 UTC  

how do you cook them?

2020-02-26 04:35:39 UTC  

probably boil

2020-02-26 04:35:44 UTC  

roast(?)

2020-02-26 04:35:51 UTC  

well they have small amounts of cyanide I think

2020-02-26 04:36:02 UTC  

you just roast them or boil them

2020-02-26 04:36:06 UTC  

a lot of nuts do

2020-02-26 04:36:12 UTC  

almonds especially right?

2020-02-26 04:36:18 UTC  

yeah

2020-02-26 04:36:19 UTC  

no one actually did any reseach if acorns are edible without cooking them

2020-02-26 04:36:52 UTC  

actually imma look this up

2020-02-26 04:36:59 UTC  

Welcome, @Nolsters | NM! <#673099578127679488> <#673087910131662859>

2020-02-26 04:37:01 UTC  

i wouldn't want to try lol

2020-02-26 04:37:16 UTC  

welcome Nolsters

2020-02-26 04:37:22 UTC  

Nice a discord for prwpping

2020-02-26 04:37:28 UTC  

yeah welcome

2020-02-26 04:37:33 UTC  

However, it is very important you do not eat them raw; in order to not eat acorns that are bitter-tasting and toxic, you'll need to process them first.

2020-02-26 04:37:57 UTC  

oh boy we've got a canuck

2020-02-26 04:38:22 UTC  

Leach the acorns of tannins. Untreated raw acorns contain high concentrations of tannic acid, causing their taste to be bitter and them to be toxic to humans if eaten in large quantities.[5] It is possible to remove the tannic acid by simply leaching it out of acorns in a pot of boiling water,[6] pouring out the hot water and having repeated changes of water. Continue doing this until the water does not turn brown after you have strained and replaced it.