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| quote: | Originally posted by DigitalPhoenix
I understand where u r coming from and respect your opinion...
It's just that coming from my background... it is crazy~!
Everyone here is different, so I gotcha guy...
Shot of vodka in yo name! |
ehh..dude, it's not really an opinion he's stating. It's a fact. Coca leaf chewing has been done since the Pre-Columbian times. Incans used to used leaves as part of rituals and offerings to the Sun god. They were also used and are still used as a way to control thrist, hunger and fatigue. The leaves are still wildely consumed amongst native communities mostly in Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, and the northern parts of Chile and Argentina. Hell, as a tourist there are some tours you can take where you are offered coca as a tea to help you with altitude problems.
And I highly doubt people from your "background" haven't heard about coca leaf chewing in South America.
ps, nobody is being pompous ass. dont get offended at your own ignorance
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