cane toads

[seancoulddowith]

i was watching dirty sanchez the last night season 5 search for the best trip. they went around the world looking for neutral highs one of them was a cane toad, they was walking around looking for them, saw a couple and just started licking there backs for about a minute, then supposedly got high. is this the same for the cane toads in the uk and is it as easy as they made out.

[connor 1213]

why u want to know lol

[callum gohrisch]

lol grate tv show

[firebelliedfreak]

no it could kill you

[connor 1213]

Originally Posted by firebelliedfreak

no it could kill you

best answer here

[Saedcantas]

Cane toads are not the toads associated with a "natural high" and you might find yourself very sick or if you really are destined for a prestigeous Darwin Award; dead

[seancoulddowith]

do you think they got the name wrong, or just making it up as they went along

[richie.b]

Originally Posted by Saedcantas

Cane toads are not the toads associated with a "natural high" and you might find yourself very sick or if you really are destined for a prestigeous Darwin Award; dead

i always thought Bufo Marinus or cane toad was banned in parts of America because it was classed as a lsd type drug.
So what toad is it then?
not that you would want to lick the ugly buggers

[Morgan Freeman]

I thought it was the colorado river toad and it's not really a practical way to get high off them. Licking that is. You milk it and then dry it out? Something like that.

[Morgan Freeman]

Yay I was right.

Objects appeared extremely distorted, colors were intensified and facial quirks were magnified, giving people a clown-like appearance. Perception of distance was extremely disorted; objects within arms reach seemed miles away. Height perceptions were also distorted, one minute I seemed like a giant compared to those around me, the next minute I seemed a dwarf in comparison. Light sources provoked an unusual reaction; they seemed surrounded by moving, prismatic colors. Walking was problematic; the sidewalk reminded me of the famous films of the 'galloping gertie' bridge in washington state. I felt as if I was surfing rather than walking. Observations of the facial expressions of the passerbys seemed to indicate that my manner of walking was no different than that of any of the other pedestrians that night. My freind (who was, for the record, rather out of shape) claimed to experience racing heart, but I had no such difficulties.

I predict a sharp demand for colorado river toads. I'll take 5.