And here is the result after a spider checks out @41Strange.pic.twitter.com/cB5TSx2ySX
In 1995 a group of NASA scientists studied the effects of various drugs on spiders, specifically on the way they weave their webspic.twitter.com/o6uHIsi6n3
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Gotta get me some of this Normal stuff.
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Caffeine is the hardest drug
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A video on the experimentation to bring more insights !https://youtu.be/sHzdsFiBbFc
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Lol, I knew this video would come up
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Caffeine - "COMEONCOMEONCOMEONCOMEON THISISTAKINGALLDAY THAT'SENOUGHIT'SBIGENOUGHTOCATCHAFUCKINGELEPHANT! JUSTLEAVEITLEAVEIT!"
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Conclusion: If your job is to weave spider webs, don’t do drugs.
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The LSD one is really quite beautiful.
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I did LSD once and it was pretty great. My boyfriend at the time’s chest hair was particularly fascinating for some reason
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Hmmmm but caffeine is a natural pesticide
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So is nicotine. That would kill the spider outright. I wonder how many spiders they used to determine Lethal dose?
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Don’t do caffeine, kids.
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