Message from @booshibonton
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Contaminated mushrooms can get you sick
Its a fact
Contaminated what way?
By another fungus or bacteria, it can make you start throwing up and become sick
Oh..
I do eat many kinds of shrooms..
Psilocybin mushrooms are very safe
Most of them has to also be uh... idk the word in english..
well, boiled / heated up a bit... an dfew times even
>and may be associated with other toxins present in some psilocybin-bearing species
Only translation to english i got is "an act of parboiling mushrooms in order to remove poison from them" lol
whats up you guys in vc 😄
Blanching... yeah.. that's it
nice
im dizy
haha
good times
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i saw that
boosh, how has your day been?
wunderbar
nice
they did this to spanish wikipedia two weeks back: https://web.archive.org/web/20190216035056/https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Portada
jeopardy's on. alex looks totally normal <:sadcat:511590629856378901>
Clearly a bomb planted under his seat
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this is what grizzly saw ^
_twerks_
2017–19 Saudi Arabian purge
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2017–19 Saudi Arabian purge
Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman Al Saud - 2017.jpg
Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, chairman of the Saudi Anti-Corruption Committee which ordered the arrests
Date 2017–2019
Location Saudi Arabia
Type Governmental purge
Motive crackdown on corruption [1]
Arrest(s) 381[2]
A number of prominent Saudi Arabian princes, government ministers, and business people were arrested in Saudi Arabia on 4 November 2017[3] and the following few weeks after the creation of an anti-corruption committee led by Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman (also known as MbS).
There are three alternate hypotheses regarding the motives behind the purge: a genuine corruption crackdown, a project to gain money, or preparing to take over the crown.[4]
The detainees were confined at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Riyadh (which hosted the announcement for the planned city of Neom on 24 October 2017),[3][5] which subsequently stopped accepting new bookings and told guests to leave.[6] Private jets were also grounded to prevent suspects from fleeing the country.[6]
The arrests resulted in the final sidelining of the faction of the late King Abdullah and MbS's complete consolidation of control of all three branches of the security forces,[6] making him the most powerful man in Saudi Arabia since his grandfather, the first King, Ibn Saud.[5]
As many as 500 people were rounded up in the sweep.[7] Saudi Arabian banks froze more than 2,000 domestic accounts as part of the crackdown.[8] According to the Wall Street Journal, the Saudi government targeted cash and assets worth up to $800 billion.[9] The Saudi authorities claimed that amount was composed of assets worth around $300 billion to $400 billion that they can prove was linked to corruption.[10][11]