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Re: Taking sides
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nigelswift wrote:
bladup wrote:
and it does sound like you were a bit young


Now there's a fascinating remark. How young is too young? At what ages will you sit your children down and serve them tea made from 3,000 mushrooms so that they too can enjoy the same positive, life-changing experiences you've so rejoiced in?

("When they decide" is not a valid answer. You may well have introduced them to cheese and spaghetti, why not mushrooms - which you say are equally safe?)


I'd say school age is certainly to young, mid 20's would be a good age to give mushrooms a try if you really want to [ this is the important bit- you have to make sure they're the right ones ], only have a few and DON'T do it if you have a weak mind or personal problems.


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Posted by bladup
15th September 2012ce
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