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[This is what it looks like when someone hallucinates from mushroom poisoning from a first-person perspective]

A Yunnan resident was poisoned after eating too many undercooked mushrooms.

[Beginning to lose consciousness]

[Even if you want to eat a bowl of rice noodles, you have to come to Antarctica to see penguins]

[Watching the fungus in the bowl start to wriggle like a penguin]

[Thinking to myself: I didn’t even eat a few bites, how could this happen?]

[At this moment, his friends looked at him holding rice noodles and fussed about the penguin inside. He was like: "Only you know whether you have eaten too much or not."]

[No kidding, this is what happens when you eat too much safflower]

"Someone who has experienced this tells you that if you eat mushrooms and a dog talks to you or a frog comes to help you, don't chase them away, because they may be doctors or nurses who can save you."

"I was at a friend's house one time. He was frying mushrooms when a phone call came in, and he asked me to take over. I wasn't sure if the salt was enough, so I took a bite. A few minutes later, his chicken came running through the door and told me it was almost done and to add some water and starch to thicken it. I knew something was wrong."

"I got mushroom poisoning and saw that everyone's words had subtitles. Then my dog ​​stood up and talked to me. The key is that I could understand him. I just remember what he said at the end: 'It's been so long, and you can actually understand me now.'"

"I once accidentally ate poisonous mushrooms and thought nothing was wrong until I saw a blood bar appear on my friend's head [九转大肠][九转大肠][九转大肠]"

"Everyone's poisoning is different. My grandmother and her family got poisoned from eating mushrooms in their time. It was because they didn't fry them in enough oil, and then she and my uncle got poisoned. There were snakes crawling all over the house, and there were big snakes coiled on the beams. It was super scary. Poisoning is no joke."

“I still can’t forget my lighter asking me if I smoke.”

"Don't eat oranges when eating mushrooms, because the mushrooms will kill the oranges, and the oranges have to die. But the oranges don't have to die, they just need to smear a layer of jam on their bodies, because the jam is outside and the mushrooms can't eat it."

"I was poisoned by eating mushrooms before.

Me: I’m hallucinating.

Friend: How do you know it’s an illusion?

Me: I saw my grandma talking with subtitles.”

"My friend fried it for me before and I thought it was nothing serious. When I got back to my room, my air conditioner said it was too hot and asked me to turn it on [covering my face]"

"I got poisoned from eating mushrooms. I saw two elderly people smiling at me. I called the police, but they said there was no one there."

Our ancestors under the sky: What is Jianshouqing? If you eat it, you will see villains. Isn’t it a poisonous mushroom? How dare people in later generations eat it?

Don’t they have enough food? Why do they dare to look for poisonous mushrooms in the mountains and forests to eat? Aren’t they afraid of being poisoned to death?

Or is this the embodiment of what later generations call No zuo, No die, meaning that when you are bored, you want to find some different stimulation, and when you see shit, you want to get close to it to smell it and taste how salty it is?

Yunnan people who love eating jianshouqing: suspected reputation damage (◎_◎;)

An old man who lost his children due to conscription: If this poisonous mushroom called Jianshouqing can make people hallucinate, can you also let me see my little ones at home? They are the only ones I can rely on in my life.

As a result, when the war started, they left me and I was left with nothing.

If mushrooms can allow me to see my dead son, I would be willing to die by poisoning, and just treat it as a dream of being with my children before I die!