Monday19 Feb 12:39 PM

Adi-Yoga Pink: Ashtanga Yoga Center's Candy Ads
Does style over substance equal mind over body? Is taffy a euphemism for something in Italian that I should know about? Can we transcend our candy-coated life with a superstring ribbonworld made entirely of yoga models and candy?
The imagery doesn't suck. Yet it has more to do with the serene analgesia of ketamine hydrochloride than a daily practice of ashtanga yoga. If I were you I'd skip the print campaign for Ashtanga Yoga Center Milan and head straight for the real encounter, Adicolor Pink—
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Wed 21 Feb 2007 at 10:04AM
I prefer my candy crunchy and nerdy.
I also prefer my psychedelics to be non addictive.
Wed 21 Feb 2007 at 10:41AM
Spiros Antonopoulos
Most psychedelics --if they're doing their job-- aren't that addictive, although Ketamine is a strange one on that account. Dr. John Lilly was strung out on the Goddess Ketamine for quite a while
What makes candy nerdy?
Wed 21 Feb 2007 at 07:49PM
Nerds are a candy.
It's delicious and horribly chemical.
Fri 14 Sep 2007 at 10:41PM
I have taken quite a liking for doing yoga on ketamine, and vice versa. Together they make me feel like my mind and body are finally talking to eachother. It's wonderful.
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