The powder that sometimes comes out of the gills of mushrooms are the spores. A spore is a reproductive structure similar to a seed. Because the spores are so tiny they can be carried easily on the wind or on animals fur, like pollen is carried by bees. The spores of a common edible 'button' mushroom wont do you any harm in small quantities. It is advisable to wash the gills of a mushroom before you eat it, not because you shouldn't eat or breathe the spores but because dirt and bacteria often get in there. If you are cooking the mushrooms then this isn't so much of an issue.
Depends on the mushroom. If you mean the type used as a drug, no. A mushroom you use in cooking wouldn't hurt.
well this is a great question, what do u mean by hurt?
People are sometimes mean because they like watching people get hurt or be in pain. It comes to satisfaction to them to see it happen.
That marks where you used your mushroom, I think.
You probably mean baking powder.
a type of small mushroom
she is most likely talking about you
Does what hurt? Do you mean sound?
garlic powder until you taste fool
If you mean 'a dumping of powder' this refers to fresh snowfall
Literally, it means "to reduce to dust or powder, especially through pounding or grinding." It could also mean that you badly lost a game. The word "pulverize" comes from the Latin word "pulverizare" which literally translates into "to pulverize."
A mushroom cow is another name for the mooshroom. Mooshroom is used more commonly but mushroom cow and mooshroom mean the same thing.