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Re: ID request [Re: Fuzzy Chaos]
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This is how you do what your trying to do.


http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/5731447/an/0/page/0

Tips for creating an ID request:
# Only one species per picture. Things get confusing when there are multiple types of mushrooms in the same picture. It's OK to have multiple specimens of the same mushroom, as long as it is the same species. When hunting, it is good practice to store each collection individually - by species.
# Label each species by number. Sometimes there will be multiple pictures of the same mushroom. Numbering them by type will really help avoid some possible confusion and make things a lot easier. If you have 5 pictures of the same type of mushroom, place it all under the same #.
# Spore print color is one of the most IMPORTANT features for identification. You MUST take one for all ID requests. It is getting tiresome to have to constantly tell people to take spore prints. For those who don't know how to do a spore print, see this document.
# List general area. It's important to know what part of the world you are in, at least what country. Certain mushrooms only grow in certain areas, so listing a state or general area will be helpful. A specific location or city is not necessary (specific locations are against the rules), just list a general area.


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For all you passive aggressive types.  Fuck you, kind of.

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Re: ID request [Re: doodoomaster]
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Looks like a common wood loving non-active to me. Get alot of them around here, not sure on genus though - but i may be wrong.


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Re: ID request [Re: scruffymafia]
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So is this shroom I have a eatable one?

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Re: ID request [Re: Fuzzy Chaos]
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If it's not identified, it's not edible.

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Re: ID request [Re: slackophage]
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slackophage said:
If it's not identified, it's not edible.



:foshizzle:
...and thats the truth !


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Re: ID request [Re: slackophage]
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What does non-active mean?

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Re: ID request [Re: Fuzzy Chaos]
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Fuzzy Chaos said:
What does non-active mean?


They sit around all day smoking weed, laying about, while the active shrooms do all the running around.

Or it could mean they're not psychoactive,, :wink: .

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Re: ID request [Re: Fuzzy Chaos]
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It means they won't make you trip homie.

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Re: ID request [Re: Mike_yy]
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mikeyyork said:
Fuzzy Chaos said:
What does non-active mean?


They sit around all day smoking weed, laying about while the active shrooms do all the running around.


My kinda shrooms....:rofl:

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Re: ID request [Re: slackophage]
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yeah def not active, def no trip.

sorry.


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