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- Disturbing Trend Has Teens eating Garden Plant Seeds for Their Hallucinogenic Effects
- 15-Year-Old May Have Just Discovered a Lost Mayan City in the Mexican Jungle
- World’s Most Expensive Tea Is Worth over 30 Times Its Weight in Gold
| Disturbing Trend Has Teens eating Garden Plant Seeds for Their Hallucinogenic Effects Posted: 12 May 2016 03:24 AM PDT In a disturbing new trend, teens across America are ditching common party drugs for easily accessible garden plant seeds like Hawaiian Baby Woodrose, Sleepy Grass, and Blue Morning Glory, which are believed to replicate the hallucinogenic effects of LSD. One of the main advantages of this move is that it's very easy to get your hands on a packet of seeds from any garden store without raising suspicion. |
| 15-Year-Old May Have Just Discovered a Lost Mayan City in the Mexican Jungle Posted: 12 May 2016 02:34 AM PDT The world's most brilliant minds might have missed it, but this 15-year-old Canadian kid has managed to accurately locate a previously unknown ancient Mayan city, hidden deep in the Yucatan jungle of southeastern Mexico, without having to leave his house. William Gadoury, a high-school student from Quebec, has now named his discovery 'K'aak Chi', which means 'Mouth of Fire'. |
| World’s Most Expensive Tea Is Worth over 30 Times Its Weight in Gold Posted: 12 May 2016 12:42 AM PDT $10,000 for a pot of tea sounds excessive, but that's the kind of price that wealthy tea-collectors are willing pay for a few sips of original Da Hong Pao, perhaps the world’s rarest tea. With a single gram priced at a whopping $1,400, this famously pricey tea is actually worth over 30 times its weight in gold! |
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