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olly O
olly Oct 16, 2007 11:08:29

excuse me if this has already been discussed in detail but there is mention in the Megalithic European of Ephedra and how there is evidence of ephedra being shifted accross continents all those years ago. Ephedrine is a body building drug used to provide a trance like focus for the purpose of total physical exertion. The point of my post is to suggest that neolithic man/woman used ethedra as the fuel of focussed stone shifting rituals. If everyone was focussed and on the same thing on the same substance they could do all kinds of amazing things. A bit like a constructive rave.

T tiompan
tiompan Oct 16, 2007 11:17:44
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olly wrote:
excuse me if this has already been discussed in detail but there is mention in the Megalithic European of Ephedra and how there is evidence of ephedra being shifted accross continents all those years ago. Ephedrine is a body building drug used to provide a trance like focus for the purpose of total physical exertion. The point of my post is to suggest that neolithic man/woman used ethedra as the fuel of focussed stone shifting rituals. If everyone was focussed and on the same thing on the same substance they could do all kinds of amazing things. A bit like a constructive rave.
You might have appreciated the attempt to levitate St Pancras circa '67 .
But even angel dust wouldn't compete with skill .

S StoneGloves
StoneGloves Oct 17, 2007 12:06:25
Replying to olly

A couple of pals, and myself, worked in a British Rail foundry - the one that used to be in Horwich - and we would take that stuff to get us through the night shift. The foreman would give us a shovel, put us in a raiway truck full of sand, and next to a conveyor, and say 'empty that by six o'clock'. Ephedrine works like speed but without the whoosh. Rocks aren't moved that way - and neither was sand.