Salvia question...

Do to my current 2 month long dry spell (worst of my life), I went to the headshop by campus only to find out it is illgal in my state (la). I'm going to texas next week for a family thing and am wondering if it is currently legal there and also, having an LA drivers liscense, if they will sell it to me? I was told by a friend it was illigal all over the states, but I website I just found said only a few states have banned it and texas wasn't on the list. Know TX view on anything fun I'm thinking things may have changed since that page was posted.

Thanks,
JaggedEdge

haha just my luck, I can't wait to move to a more friendly area...

acctoly where in tx are you going, if its san antionio your shit outta luck but houston and austin your cool to go :thumbs up: "also if you comming to sa, austin is only an hour away

Yeah you can buy it here, and as incredible as salvia is, I just can't recommend it as a substitute during a dry spell.

Trust me, you are going to want to smoke when bounce back from a trip to that universe. It was not necessarily the most purely pleasurable trip compared to shrooms, lsd and the like, but I can say NOTHING has ever stirred me as hard psychologically. I mean it rips you from what you've always assumed "this" <gestures vigorously around head> to be, in an unparalleled way. Regardless how powerful other trips have been, with Salvia, you are not just experiencing a new world, you ARE the entire universe just as much as everything is you (and I don't mean this in a romantic way, it's not entirely pleasant, just a truth that is hard to deal with).

Anyways (I always tangent when someone brings this stuff up), I was wanting a smoke for sure after I rebounded. NOT a substitute for weed in the least. Though I wouldn't trade that knowledge for anything, everyone who tried it pretty much did not want to do it again (anytime soon).

I will actually be in North Texas, the only major city I will be passing through is dallas and at the end of my destination I may be near Lubbock. I have heard very mixed reviews about the stuff, some people love it, some felt nothing from it, and some don't really want to do it again. I understand what you are saying about it not being a subsitute for weed. I have a few bottles of wine, a fridge full of beer, and 8 bottles of misc. liqure. Havn't taken a single drop from any of them because I know it will just piss me off I'm having to drink it.

It's also illegal in Missouri. In fact, Missouri was the first state to classify it as a Schedule I drug (like cannabis, crack, etc). I believe it is also illegal in Delaware. I'd expect it to be illegal in most states within a year or three, so better get some while you can, if you want it.

Shit, the feds are catching on with salvia

The feds don't want anyone to be able to freely consume substances. Consume alcohol and fucking cigarettes because it's the one's that make the most money for the head people in this country, so discourage everything else, and arrest anyone who does not follow these regulations to life in America. Smoking cannabis doesn't benefit the government or a big corporation, it just makes us citizens more happy with life and friendly with each other. Eff-them. Keep smoking...Pot smokers are our own. We're all very much alike, now let's all stand up for what we want to do the rest of our lives...smoke marijuana freely. It won't take too long for enough people to realize what's going on here.

Here is some up-to-date information on the legality in different states.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salvia_...te_legislation

yeah dude im from shreveport and my freind went to dallas a few weekends ago and bought some and brought it back. not a problem. where in LA u from

It's legal in Texas, I just bought half an oz from a headshop for 30 bucks a few days ago. Where exactly are you going in TX? I may be able to recommend a shop.

The only place I know I will be driving through is Dallas, as for the destination, it is in the desert and I know there aren't any head shops in the area. The towns around there are only a few thousand people big. Oh and I'm from the hammond area.