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What's the Deal with Space Cakes ?
Posted: 12/6/2007, 13:43
Peterpack
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| I'm not really into drugs at all but i'm willing to try one of these famed space cakes when i visit Amsterdam. What is the deal with them and how potent are they ? |
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Re: What's the Deal with Space Cakes ?
Posted: 12/6/2007, 13:55
AMSBIKER
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When you eat a space cake it takes longer to get into your system..The common prob with people is they dont think its working and have a couple more and then get stoned off their box...give it about an hour from eating the first one and take it from there...
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Re: What's the Deal with Space Cakes ?
Posted: 12/6/2007, 14:14
paniked
Power Kat
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Location: Amsterdam |
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welcome. please familiarize yourself with the search facility on this site. it will help you find things like this:
http://www.ignatzmice.com/WWWBoard/PHPBB/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=9666&highlight=space+cake
-paniked
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Re: What's the Deal with Space Cakes ?
Posted: 12/6/2007, 14:50
Magamar3
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Hi Peterpack.
Please take note of spck111's advice above. I was the same as you when I visited back in March. The mate I went with had smoked before but I hadn't and cannot smoke without coughing my guts up. Anyho I get a slice of spacecake and eat it pretty quickly while my make enjoys a smoke. 25 minutes later my mate tells me he's away with the fairies and wants to get back to the hotel as quick as possible. I'm annoyed as the space cake hasn't touched the sides and now I'm losing my drinking buddy so I walk him back then go to a pub just opposite the hotel.
Another 30 minutes later I start to feel the effects of the space cake. Very nice at first but as time went on things started to get more and more strange. I found myself concentrating on only one thing at a time. Either looking at the sound sytem behind the bar or watching the cricket World cup on tv, etc, etc. All of a sudden I felt the need to bolt back to the sanctuary of the hotel where I was to have the most bizarre afternoon of my life. A good four hours later I was still not fully with it. I hate to think what it would have been like crossing the whole of the city in the state I was in. Just crossing the road to get from the pub to the hotel was tough enough (In all honesty just getting the frigging door of the pub open was a challenge pmsl).
My advice (and I will be following this when I return to the Dam in late June) buy your space cake and eat a third of it. Give it a good hour and see what you feel like then take it from there. Get the right amount in your system and it really is a very very nice feeling. Have too much and you'll be unable to function fully and waste your time in the Dam.
Hope this helps.
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Re: What's the Deal with Space Cakes ?
Posted: 12/6/2007, 14:57
GreyArea
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LOL, me and 2 of my mates made the mistake of smoking one pre-rolled Jack Herer after finishing our cakes to “pass time” had a soft drink from bar, began smoking and half way through the joint we gave up and decided to go for a walk as we were beginning to drift off whilst gazing into the cool patterns on the tables inside the Greenhouse.
Walking around the RLD and Amsterdam for 4 hours, not knowing how to get home might have been extremely funny to think back to, but I wouldn’t recommend it. Space Cakes are powerful stuff. |
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Re: What's the Deal with Space Cakes ?
Posted: 12/6/2007, 16:58
igloo
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Location: california, usa |
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On the other hand, I've had space cakes from:
the old Chocolata
Betty Boop
Old Church
...didn't even get a flyhigh. Zip, nothing. And I happen to be a classic lightweight. |
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Re: What's the Deal with Space Cakes ?
Posted: 12/6/2007, 17:12
Magamar3
Posts: 83
Location: Nottingham |
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| I got mine from GHE for info. |
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Re: What's the Deal with Space Cakes ?
Posted: 12/6/2007, 20:52
Warren
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As has been stated, it depends completely on where you get your spacecakes.
For all its quality products, the spacecakes at Dampkring are duds.
At the other end of the spectrum...if your idea of a good time is staring at your feet for 5 - 6 hours, go for cakes at Homegrown. They take forever to kick in, but kick they do.
Ironically, the Bulldog has a decent muffin which tends to offer a more sativa-like experience. They have quite a kick, but still allow you to function in a somewhat humanoid manner.
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Re: What's the Deal with Space Cakes ?
Posted: 13/6/2007, 14:30
Peterpack
Posts: 61
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| thanks for the info fellas |
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Re: What's the Deal with Space Cakes ?
Posted: 13/6/2007, 21:30
Bren_McGuire
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| I had space cake from the Bulldog and it did nothing. I always get mine from Umma Gumma (A.K.A Pink Floyd); they're really strong (sometimes TOO strong). |
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