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KurtisCards wrote:I always find little cat like hairs, think I would be more concerned about a rock than anything else.

Playerpiano72 wrote:I find it's easy to find hairs in kratom if you put it on the countertop and spread it out/chop it up with a card (not making a drug reference). It makes the hairs easy to spot and the kratom doesn't stick to the counter. If I do find a hair I tend to think it's my own eyelash or facial hair. Cat hairs wtf

I never usually look though, ignorance is bliss. Can I ask what vendor's kratom you're find all the bugs in?

Playerpiano72 wrote:I find it's easy to find hairs in kratom if you put it on the countertop .... Cat hairs wtf

I never usually look though, ignorance is bliss.

Playerpiano72 wrote:I've heard rumors on mewe about a vendor that had (dead?) pets in their home where they worked out of, not sure how true that was. Magic something?

Playerpiano72 wrote:I've heard rumors on mewe about a vendor that had (dead?) pets in their home where they worked out of, not sure how true that was. Magic something?

Playerpiano72 wrote:The truth is there's a legal amount of rat feces in peanut butter and a ton of other foods. There's just no way they can feasibly keep it 100% untouched. It's in everything. A bug or two would be a nice break.

Greyfeather wrote:This is true. The FDA even allows for a certain amount of 'bug parts' in many of the things we consume

e_poison wrote:

Greyfeather wrote:This is true. The FDA even allows for a certain amount of 'bug parts' in many of the things we consume

If you eat any kind of candy with a blue shell (like M&Ms), you are eating bugs. The blue dye used is derived from bug parts. Yum!

Also, I learned a really gross thing about bread which totally turned me off of it and I wasn't able to eat a sandwich for months. If you buy packaged bread at the store (like wonder bread), it is baked using amino acids extracted from HUMAN HAIR. This isn't true for fresh baked bread from a bakery, but it is prevalent in all kinds of mass produced bread products that need a long shelf life.

Here's one of many articles about the bread thing - https://www.vice.com/en/article/53jx5n/ ... your-bread

Greyfeather wrote: ↑Mon Nov 30, 2020 6:29 am
Well now..... I....*Blaarrrgh

Ever heard of Casu Marzu? I have an old friend whose grandfather lived for that stuff.

Greyfeather wrote: Well now..... I....*Blaarrrgh

If true, this is some next-level "using everything of the pig including the squeak."

GrannyJ62 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 11:36 pm O my Today I learned there is bugs in my bread and not to eat the blue m & m what are the other colors made of?????
LMAO i love this DoubleM family.

brave777 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 08, 2021 7:44 pm

Greyfeather wrote: Well now..... I....*Blaarrrgh

If true, this is some next-level "using everything of the pig including the squeak."

Ever since someone told me that hot dog is left over of pig, that's why you feel those crunchy pig nails when you eat them. Starting same day i have never eater a hot dog weenie. I think i turned away two people by accident who dearly love Costco hot dogs.

WhiteAngelica wrote: ↑Thu Nov 26, 2020 5:11 pm I haven taken Kratom for 7 years and have never found a bug! There’s something new.

And the cat-like fibers aren’t from cats. They are part of the Kratom itself. Sometimes it is a strand from a stem or leaf, and they are usually light in color...I have had them with multiple vendors. It’s all part of the Kratom experience!

But I keep mine either in the original package and sealed with several binder clips, bag the bag with zippered freezer ziplock bags, then in storage bins or tote. OR I keep it locked airtight in a mason ball jar. The best one to get is the color “Amber” since it protects Kratom from the harmful effects of the sun and UV light.

I am a little OCD about my Kratom, and have a list of what I have in a Kratom journal. Everything is meticulously labeled to include batch date, etc, sometimes I reorganize their placement depending on color strain, but lately I switched to slow, midspec, and fast...I am going to stop now because I think my private Kratom rituals start to get creepy.

I love Kratom so much. But if I found a moving (or dead—moving seems more terrifying) BUG in my Kratom—I am freakish about insects and a germaphobe. It could be the best batch of vintage Kratom in the whole bloody world, but it would get tossed, dragged outside and thrown in a public bin. Seven years, so far, so good. 8th year better remain the same.)

PS: what did you do when you found the insect?