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Drugs: wasting People's money and health since ancient civilization.
I think it's upvoteable because if someone watches this and is invited to try the drug, it think the likely answer will be 'no thanks', and that's reflected in the tags. Because as yes, as you say, it 'looks f'ng retarded' to me too.
I took a bong rip sitting alone in the dark in closet of some powerful extract.
I turned into the plant and like a vine grows along a wall, I morphed into the floor I was sitting on and felt some sort vegetable overmind trying to talk to me all while flying thru a warp which felt almost too fast, almost violent in chaos and strong sensation of flying. Then before I knew it, the world came back and stepping out of my closet, I saw a cristalline flash radiating from every object in my room and I think I saw objects as pure concepts, not matter but merely ideas. Each object looked so fucking singular and purposeful, as if glowing/hovering/rotating all at the same time, that I understood a deeper minimalist approach to objects.
Anyway, at one point through all that, I saw cathedral looking archways in my carpet with people dancing inside them, maybe elves.
Good good stuff. I like the objectiveness of this drug, as if it's a parallel world everyone can just step in and start pointing things out in common.
Terrence Mckenna and others...
Ok enough for now...
I'm not anti-drug, thanks to Nancy Reagan and her insulin abusing "just say no" ilk, but I'll definitely take a pass on this one. And to all you self-righteous anti-druggies? Prescription drug abuse is just as illegal and just as bad for you. That includes Ritalin, Vicodin, Ambien, Oxycontin,...
Interesting to see a cute kitten poster on the wall.
The hype, the jag, and the 20-something pundits of the experience, are not worth the excursion-Thanks to most folks being dumb-asses, and their descriptions of the trip, here's one I'm not the lease bit curious about-
"Hey Salvia fans!!??? Try these other great, dime-store schoolyard menaces....Dried Banana Peels,(smoked), Morning Glory seeds from Burpee seed packs stolen from the Wal-Mart, oh I know....3 heaping tablespoons of Nutmeg washed down with rubbing alcohol!!! fucking salvia....
It's one of the most amazing psychedelic experiences I've ever had.
Also this drug is not toxic, the only danger lies in hurting yourself while under the influence. That's why a sitter is advised.
It's interesting how acceptable it is to have someone out of their head on one of THE most dangerous drugs on the planet like in this clip
http://www.videosift.com/video/Ed-McMahon-Very-Drunk-on-The-Tonight-Show
and people just laugh about it. I bet Ed McMahon lost, oh, I'd say probably about 200 times more brain cells during that little episode than the Salvia guy.
Having used Salvia several times, it is definitely something that is not to be used in frivolous pursuits but in meditation and self-realization. It can be very pleasant when taken in the right environment; some of my trips have included a pot-like high that was way above anything the best marijuana could ever deliver to transgressing back to childhood, etc. Unfortunately, this will soon be classified as an illegal drug, simply because of the irresponsibility of its users and they're dipshit idea that everyone else will want to see them act like buffoons on YouTube. Sigh. Downvote for the content.
I found it hilarious.
Incidently, my hubby and I have already used the phrase "fucking house" several times because of this video, I think it's gonna stick as one of those things we keep repeating such as "I am serious, and don't call me Shirley."
For example: hubby got up for something in the middle of the night and somehow stubbed his toe on his way back to bed. All I heard was a thud and "Fucking House!" ... I spent the next ten minutes giggling.
Anyway, good one DFT, thanks!
Ever seen the idiotic expressions and responses on peoples faces when they ride a roller coaster?
I think the camera man was doing his job brilliantly. He was one of two people who, with clear intent, set out on that little "experiment" (dumb as it might have been). He was trying to keep them on track, lol.
I found it hilarious.
Incidently, my hubby and I have already used the phrase "fucking house" several times because of this video, I think it's gonna stick as one of those things we keep repeating such as "I am serious, and don't call me Shirley."
For example: hubby got up for something in the middle of the night and somehow stubbed his toe on his way back to bed. All I heard was a thud and "Fucking House!" ... I spent the next ten minutes giggling.
Anyway, good one DFT, thanks!
Isn't the internet great for finding weird entries into our everyday lives?