A local headshop around here will, on the offbeat day, sell a piece to a minor if it's a buck to make and if the kid is nice. But in the headshop (while drooling in the direction of a pretty little two-stage waterpipe) I noticed a couple kids come into the back room (the 18+ room) with an employee to look at a certain item they had ordered.

While waiting in the room with me I heard them discussing something. The first said, "So what is this 5x sage thing you bought? What does it do?" and the second says "Well it's supposed to be a really intense trip... We're gonna need to be careful but I heard it's a great experience." It was clear that one was much more sensible than the other, because the 'other' seemed more interested in "getting wasted" in every way possible. But moving on...

Is salvia available over an American counter? I asked the store owner and he showed me a drawer full of bags containing what looked much like the pictures of Salvia I've seen. It was labeled as "herbal enhancer/incense" and the bags were unlabeled.

What about it?

--mic
audiocide Reviewed by audiocide on . Salvia in a head shop? A local headshop around here will, on the offbeat day, sell a piece to a minor if it's a buck to make and if the kid is nice. But in the headshop (while drooling in the direction of a pretty little two-stage waterpipe) I noticed a couple kids come into the back room (the 18+ room) with an employee to look at a certain item they had ordered. While waiting in the room with me I heard them discussing something. The first said, "So what is this 5x sage thing you bought? What does it do?" and the Rating: 5