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[swestrup]

I'm awake, and groggy, and still moping about the house. I'm not a big fan of mood-altering drugs (unless caffeine counts) but I thought for once I would try something. An hour later and an entire loaf of Garlic Bread of Doom later, I have managed to achieve a garlic high. Now I'm somewhat less depressed, and a fair bit more woozy. Time will tell how good an idea that was.

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[strychnyn.livejournal.com]

a *garlic* high?!?!?

well, if nothing else, you won't have to worry about getting a seat on the bus... one whiff of you and people will get out of your way for sure ;)

[swestrup]

It takes a fair concentration of garlic, but it most definitely has effects on one's mental state. As to the smell, its better than the clash of perfumes and colognes on the bus, IMHO.

I remember _sps_ talking to his girlfriend a few years ago. She didn't want to kiss him until she'd taken a mint, since she'd been eating garlic and onions for lunch. His reaction was "But I like garlic and onions. What I don't like is mint!"

[strychnyn.livejournal.com]

hmmm... never knew that garlic affected the brain chemistry. eeeeenteresting!

though i certainly agree about perfume/cologne.... i can't stand the stuff myself, never wear it. oddly, had a coworker compliment me on "whatever perfume it is you're wearing" the other day. which was odd, but flattering, i guess :)