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A hallucinogen that is an active ingredient in "magic mushrooms" may help terminally ill cancer patients feel more peaceful.

THAT’S WHAT HAPPENED to hundreds of passengers whose bags was screened by Pythias Brown at Newark International. For a year +, he would swipe 2-3 valuable items per week from passenger luggage and sell them on eBay for cheap, making a total of $400,000.

The hallucinogen psilocybin -- known by the street name magic mushrooms -- may help ease the anxiety that often accompanies late-stage cancer, U.S. researchers said on Monday.

Did you engage in some contractual responsibility? Don't worry kids, we're from the Government, and we're here to help you get out of that nasty agreement you made. Work for our gang and we'll REALLY help! We won't mention where this money is going to come from - rest assured, it's MAGIC money - we're the Government - we pay your debts with MAGIC and pixiedust (which debt gremlins are allergic to... trust us... we only want a bit of your soul... just kidding... sign here.)

Busy Body cops harass woman for learning how to use eBay by jokingly listing her cousin.

An Internal Revenue Service agent was found liable for back taxes and penalties for not reporting income on nearly 2,000 transactions on EBay Inc., the online auction site, according to the U.S. Tax Court.

The world's first clinical trial designed to explore using a hallucinogen from magic mushrooms to treat people with depression has stalled because of British and European rules on the use of illegal drugs in research.

David Nutt, president of the British Neuroscience Association and professor of neuropsychopharmacology at Imperial College London, said he had been granted an ethical green light and funding for the trial, but regulations were blocking it.

"We live in a world of insanity in terms of regulating drugs," he told a neuroscience conference in London on Sunday.

People in my town think the cops here are like some magic exception to the police state, lol.

Super Bowl Sunday left Crozet resident Fred Carwile “frustrated and angry,” he says. And not because the Saints won.
That was the day he discovered that his sales listings for back-issues of High Times magazine, which he’s sold for years on eBay, had been yanked without warning.