While we make the effort to create a more open line of communication and present information about entheogenic culture and the role psychedelics play to people who haven't ventured down that line of inquiry before we are presented with a challenge.

There can be confusing steps for those who are trying to figure what they should believe in.

But, as our pal and hero Terrence McKenna demonstrates, the analogy is a powerful tool that can help make sense of ideas and bring to light what may have been too out there for someone before.

Sorry to have subjected you to a 500 word rant about the dentist in my last post.

Here is Australia's Gameboy Gamegirl to cheer you up.

I went to the dentist for a cleaning the other day and was told I should floss more. And I will, thanks to the inadvertent aversion therapy I received while I was in the chair.

Just like the Cockney Alex in A Clockwork Orange, or Santa’s Little Helper in the Simpsons, I too was subjected to stimulus conditioning and torture.

My dentist has televisions mounted on the roof so you can watch the tube while they pick, probe and polish.