Drug: LSD
52burun wrote:I've done enough drugs for me, and have no desire to do any more. So fuck you for saying I'm missing out on some Great and Meaningful experience.
My life is pretty amazing to begin with, because I'm alive. I could have been dead. I lived, and I don't need some psychedelic experience to tell me how beautiful life is, maaaaan.
If you feel you need them, good for you. But I'll stick to coffee and sugar.
Couldn't agree more.
Drug: LSD
53i dont feel i need music, movies, books or any host of things to simply appreciate what it means to be alive. and yet, i still go out of my way to enjoy all of those things. i dont really understand why drugs are any different.
ive read "the brothers karamazov" three times. i really enjoyed reading it each of those times. each time i think i got something more out of it. i dont think reading it again would be beneficial, so i will most likely never read that book again in my life.
the same thing with acid and any number of things that ive used over the course of my life to help me understand myself and world around me.
whats the big deal?
ive read "the brothers karamazov" three times. i really enjoyed reading it each of those times. each time i think i got something more out of it. i dont think reading it again would be beneficial, so i will most likely never read that book again in my life.
the same thing with acid and any number of things that ive used over the course of my life to help me understand myself and world around me.
whats the big deal?
Uncle Ovipositor wrote:In Tokyo, the Japanese can pee in the streets...
Drug: LSD
54I always avoided LSD because I had no interest in being at the mercy of some unpredictable chemical compound for 8-12 hours. Then again, I've done crank for six days straight--but that was one line at a time. My former drug predilections reveal my redneck roots: beer, reefer, speed.
Even if I'd been inclined to try acid--and I had plenty of opportunities--I'd have opted not to just to spite the heavier-than-thou exhortations of those "in the know." I despise lysergic evangelists just as much as their counterparts on the God Squad. Fucking hippies.
Even if I'd been inclined to try acid--and I had plenty of opportunities--I'd have opted not to just to spite the heavier-than-thou exhortations of those "in the know." I despise lysergic evangelists just as much as their counterparts on the God Squad. Fucking hippies.
dontfeartheringo wrote:I need people to act like grown folks and I just ain't seeing it.
Drug: LSD
58acid is funny. My friends face looks funny and like a rubber mask with a big distorted funny nose when he laughs. The sculpture was funny, it looked so retarded and badly made we laughed our ass off. The construction workers told us to get out of the pit they were working in, they were funny with their helmet heads and their yelling. We couldn't get over the fence for a long time because it was hard to climb and we kept laughing our asses off at each other when we tried to climb because we looked like retards who don't know how to climb but when we finally did get over we made it to the totem pole we trying to get to. I was going to climb it but just stared at it for a while because it was funny. The funny faces on the totem pole made me laugh because they were funny looking. We were going to walk to the park but then we saw a guy who looked like elmer fudd and for probably a half-hour we stood in the same spot laughing about the funny elmer fudd guy. Then we got distracted by the 7-11 across the street. That place is hilarious. I think we talked about frozen pizzas for a while which are hilariously funnny. At some point my friend was crawling around on all fours, I think he thought he was a lizard or something and he had a piece of string he kept turning around and over and over and staring at it. Very funny. Then we started jumping into the snow banks and so on . . . .