Prisoner#1 - An Interview You Want To Dig Into
Enter: We still have room for 6 more.
Prisoner#1: I aint gettin' on no plane Foo!
Enter: So how are you holding up?
Prisoner#1: I'm still kickin', I dont think I'll ever be a Rockette though
Enter: We've got a full tank of gas and plenty of airspace to cruise. Where to?
Prisoner#1: It doesnt really matter, just any where, sometimes its better not to have a destination, when you get lost, thats were you find the good stuff
(Sends orders to Trendal and Road to make U-turn and head to destination) 
Enter: Let's get into ethnobotany. What is it? Why should we be fond of it?
Prisoner#1: It's medicine, amusement, it's hopefully what you seek to find in
it, for me some have been great substitures for more dangerous drugs,
pharmaceuticles in particular, you can fond soemthing to help with depression,
headaches and other pains, for almost any sort of healing you need, including
the spiritual kind.
Enter: To date, what plants/botanticals have you grown or attempted to grow? Can you actually take a few moments and give a breakdown of how hard each one was and the general guidelines for success? Take your time, brother. Make history right here right now.
Prisoner#1: I've grown a variety... salvia, several species of cactus,
poppies, HBWR and morning glories, I hate LSA trips for some reason,
certain plants like daturas I like to stay away from, if it's could kill me I
dont think I need it. I dont have much growing at the moment, my lillies are
really an agravation, I have yet to get a seed to germinate and there is so
little info on them.
I dont really have any secrets that help to keep them alive, just learn what
their needs are and try too meet them, read everything regardless of how
insignifigant it may seem, you can pick up an important peice of info in the
least expected places. Look at what others have done that result in failures
and in sucsess, this way you're sure to cover your bases.
Enter: What has been the most personal and profound botanical you've come across? Can you tell us about the experience(s)?
Prisoner#1: Peyote would probably be the most powerful but I feel that all
these plants have their own unique place and use, most of them have a medicinal
use as well as a recreational, discover how they can best be used
Enter: Let's actually backtrack for a moment and shift gears a bit. Tell us about yourself. How old are you/what do you do for a living/Where are you from/what makes you interested in this life?
Prisoner#1: I'm 37, and do about anythng, my income comes from investments,
I'm smart enough to let a broker handle that crap for me, send me some checks and I'm happy. I recently decided to get back to a little simpler life, I
bought some land and stuck a trailer on it until I finish planning and
planting. then I can get busy building...
I'm exploring different avenues with organic crops I have half a post about
it in the garden, soem of you guys may be interested because it's effective
for both food and ethnos, not only can you grow with out pesticides and little
fertilizer but you're neighbors will wonder why you're cultivating a jungle
now I get to upsell with a steak knife set and a 30 day in home trial
[Insert Shamless Plug} Operators are standing by!
I'm from a place about 15 minutes out of atlanta, a place that grew way to fast
I watched it go from farm land and dirt roads to a county with 1700 cops and
almost a half a million citizens, I hate the rat race, even if you win, your still a rat
Enter: If I were completely new to indoor growing and didn't even know what kind of equipment to get in order to grow rougly 5 - 9 plants, what advice would you lend me?
Prisoner#1: Before you spend the first nickle, learn about the plants you;re
considering, make sure that the environment that they need are similar that
way you arent over or under doing it for any of the plants and you dont over work yourself. It will make your lighting, ventilation and plant purchases a little more appropriate for your grow, grow outdoors when ever you can.
it's senseless to spend on a whim and kill half your plants. read.
Enter: I'd like to hear your take on Dr. Alexander Shulgin's work, specifically the books Tihkal and Pihkal, if you've read 'em. What'did you think of these in-depth scientific published works?
Prisoner#1: I've read only a few articles by Shuglin, chemestry is an area that
has only mildly interested me, but I still learn a little as I go.
Enter: What makes you smile consistently?
Prisoner#1: My kids, since my son has decided to try speaking english
almost as well as a drunk, it's been more interesting. Watching him interact
with things is just the greatest, the cats even pester him for attention,
really theres a lot in my life that keeps me happy
Enter: What's your family situation like?
Prisoner#1: I'm married, 2 kids, 2 dogs, 2 cats 2 gerbils and 2 fish
I just moved into a new place, my wife decided I can be the house bitch,
so I'm a stay at home dad, my in-laws moved in on me at the old one, I moved
out and let them have it. I dont think I could be happier in a relationship
Enter: Home Depot, Ace Hardware or Lowes?
Prisoner#1: Yes... I can never find what I need at a single one so I have to
hit several different places, for most of my needs lately its been the local
hardware store, it;s a 20 mile drive each way to any of the other or any form of
real civilization...
Enter: Go-on - take the money and run or return the money immediately to the front counter and see what happens?
Prisoner#1: depends... how much money we talkin'?
Enter: TV or nature?
Prisoner#1: Nature, I hate the TV, I get my news and entertainment from the internet and my watch an hour or two of TV per week, I prefer to get out and
wander though, I'm a curious critter and I always have to stop to inspect stuff when I'm out in the yard... I have a really big yard so theres lots of stopping
Enter: What do mushrooms do to us in a nutshelL?
Prisoner#1: they feed us and they fix us, some for our mind and others for our bodies.
Enter: LSD or fungus among us?
Prisoner#1: LSD, when it touches my tongue I get a feeling at the base of my
skull, I know immediatly if its gonna be a great ride, LSD is for fun,
mushrooms are for fixing your soul
Enter: How can we help the world we live in and enjoy it?
Prisoner#1: Educate yourselves and others, stand up and fight for what you
believe in, and dont ever think for a second that you'll fail at anything
the most important thing, know who you are.
Enter: Is there a God in you're view? Can you take a few moments and share your angle on this subject?
Prisoner#1: Yes, many of them, each being the same and still very different,
for each person that has a belief in god there is a different view, we each
mold him into the image we want him to be...
Enter: Lastly, if you could lead this Community in one direction, where would it end in the next 2 years?
Prisoner#1: probably in hell, I dont see myself as a leader, I'm better used in other ways.
Can I do a followup after you get a restroom break and talk with the boys in the cabin?
absolutely, I was quite flattered to be asked to do this interview
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