Rob "Klister";7175618 said:
and for the salvia bit. why wouldn't you smoke it? thats when the effects are best experienced. the first time i smoked it, reality split apart like paper and it was one of the greatest things i've ever seen.
I've smoked it probably 10 or 15 times. The extracts are typically too small for chewing in the first place. But for me personally, chewing is way better. Maybe I had some weak shit or something, but the effects were always 10 fold from chewing, and not very strong from smoking. Smoking a heavy extract in a gravity bong would get me very fucked up for about 3 minutes and that's kinda impressive but still only 3 minutes.
I would like to try dexies sometime. How much cough syrup do you need to buy for it to be meaningful? I weigh about 150, so maybe it's a little lower for me than for the average person.
Also, which brand is best? NyQuil has other products in it which are dangerous in bigger quantities, which is not what I want.
Robitussin would be what I reccomend. It and Vicks (depending on the type though, gotta check) don't have anything other than DXM and sweetners & such in them. Definetly stay away from anything with Acetaminophen. I've never had cough syrup with that in it but I've had vicodins with it and it made me throw up.
Robitussin has more DXM in the bottle. Since it's your first time, one of those little $5 bottles should definetly be enough to make a meaningful trip. Though to be fair I didn't trip hard at alll my first time, though that was on Vicks. Vicks has less DXM in it but it tastes a little better. The ones to get are brands that are stricrly just for "cough relief", not cough & cold or anything. The ones for cough alone will often just have DXM in them.
Statements like this always make me a little sad(maybe it's because I lost my cousin to drugs) It may take you somewhere, whatever it is that your mind conjures up at that particular moment, minute, hour, but when the feeling subsides and the out of body experience ends, what exactly are you left with--- physical pain, numbness, fatigue, perhaps a desire to try a higher dosage or get something stronger next time, in order to enhance the trip?
Drug users are such an enigma to me. I haven't seen any sound arguments for drug intake, outside of :but man, this is so mega-cool! And it'll to take you to another world, away from the crappy reality of life."
Hooray for common sense.
*sigh* Such blind hatred towards drugs. Cars may have taken people from you too, but do you hate cars?
First thing's first: physical pain, numbness, fatigue? Nope. Maybe from alcohol, the worst drug, but I get exactly 0 negative effects or hangover effects from marijuana, dxm, salvia, and lsd. The trip may only last 10 hours or 1 hour or 15 minutes, but that doesn't mean it's not worthwhile. A vacation to Paris only lasts a week or two. A CD only lasts so many listens. A nice dinner only lasts about an hour. A meaningful talk with a friend can last a few minutes. None of those experiences are diminished by the fact that they end, and neither are drug experiences. Everything ends. But you're crazy if you think I'm feeling fatigued or I'm focused on the next big hit when I come down. When I come down from drugs the world is a better place, because unlike all of the meaningless stuff that is SUPPOSED to make me happy, there actually exists something meaningful that can. I don't ever want to do the next trip right after I've tripped. I've experienced something powerful, I wouldn't want to do it again right away. Not even for things like painkillers. After the trip I'm ready to re-enter the normal world more able than I was previously.
I'm a habitual drug user and proud of it. It improves my quality of life, and lets me experience a million things that all the non-users can never dream of seeing or feeling. Socrates said the unexamined life is not worth living. I say the unexperienced life is the one that's not worth living. As far as I'm concerned, drug experiences are far more beautiful, meaningful, unique and worthwhile than any of the typical bullshit that people do in life without drugs. I've been there, I've done those things. I've experienced their side, whereas a lot of drug haters have never experienced my side of the argument. Healthy? I've remained entirely healthy regardless of my drug use. For an average healthy person, drugs aren't nearly as damaging to the body as many people just blindly assume. But if my health should some day take a turn one night while I'm dropping X and oxy-contins then that's fine because the risk is inferior to the gain.