This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Excuse me? Doctor? If you have a moment?
A moment? What's the question?
More of a situation, a gentleman in exam three
What's the problem?
That is the problem, we're not sure
You got the chart?
Right here
Not much here is that?
No doctor, no obvious physical trauma, mm, vitals are stable
Name?
No, sir
Did someone drop him off? Maybe we could speak to them
Let's get some background on this fella
No ID, nothing, and he won't speak to anybody
Well, let's say hello
Good morning, I'm Dr. Lawson, how are you today?
How are you today?
Look son, you're in a safe place
We wanna help in whatever way we can
But you need to talk to us
We can't help you otherwise
What's happened? Tell me everything
A moment? What's the question?
More of a situation, a gentleman in exam three
What's the problem?
That is the problem, we're not sure
You got the chart?
Right here
Not much here is that?
No doctor, no obvious physical trauma, mm, vitals are stable
Name?
No, sir
Did someone drop him off? Maybe we could speak to them
Let's get some background on this fella
No ID, nothing, and he won't speak to anybody
Well, let's say hello
Good morning, I'm Dr. Lawson, how are you today?
How are you today?
Look son, you're in a safe place
We wanna help in whatever way we can
But you need to talk to us
We can't help you otherwise
What's happened? Tell me everything
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Lost Keys (Blame Hofmann) Lyrics as written by Daniel Carey Adam Jones
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It is not Dr. Lawson. It is Dr. Wasson, Robert Gordon Wasson. Who did research on Magic Mushrooms and even wrote a book with Albert Hoffman and Carl A. P. Ruck titled "The Road to Eleusis: Unveiling the Secret of the Mysteries".
It's simple. Guy talks about being abducted by aliens in Rosetta Stoned. Hoffman invented Acid Guys vitals are stable, so he's clearly not high or in a former state of being high. They're blaming it on acid even though he's not high.
Blame Hoffman.
Rosetta Stoned is the guy explaining what happened to him to the doctor, most likely.
It's a lead up to Rosetta Stoned. It seems to be the story of one troubled guy.
a pacient who don´t to talk ..good music , good noise in the back ..strange song .. o.O
so , the big question is what is the person of the history ..and why he do not talk .. maybe afraid of the hospital ..of medical failures ..or he just is on a good trip or something ..
It's all explained in Rosetta Stoned.....I guess....I still don't quite get it haha
But wait, Rosetta stoned is interpreted to be a story of a guy high on DMT. A line from this song is "Nurse: No Doctor, no obvious physical trauma, vitals are stable."
I'm no experts on drugs, but I'm sure if he was high on something everything would'nt be normal, and they could easily point out that he was high ands that's why he was acting all weird. Maybe there's some other mesage hidden here.
Being high on something like DMT wouldn't make his vitals "unstable."
Being high on something like DMT wouldn't make his vitals "unstable."
But it's called Lost Keys (Blame Hoffman). Abbie Hoffman was the inventor of LSD...
No, Abbie Hoffman the co-founder of the Yippies. Albert Hoffmann invented LSD.
TREXOR is Maynard! It's a conspiracy I tells ya!
hey i got a question for all you.... If TREXOR were to fight MAYNARD.... who would win....????
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