The Recreational Drug Thread

[ThePhanastasio]

I'm currently recovering from an evening of partaking in the LSD. An evening of soul-searching and deep though is the best thing that came of my birthday, and was significantly better than any and all birthdays previous.

[Spike*Spiegel]

HPPD
What a shitty disorder. Has anybody experienced this?
Hallucinogen persisting perception disorder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[simplephysics]

Originally Posted by eric generic

my favorite hangover cure is pot. safe, cheap, reliable and illegal.

More like my ONLY hangover cure, besides a full day of sleep.

[cardboard adolescent]

Originally Posted by Spike*Spiegel

HPPD
What a shitty disorder. Has anybody experienced this?
Hallucinogen persisting perception disorder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Yeah, I like it though. For me it just means that if I stare at anything long enough, it seems like it's moving.

[Spike*Spiegel]

Originally Posted by cardboard adolescent

Yeah, I like it though. For me it just means that if I stare at anything long enough, it seems like it's moving.

I sort of get this, too. The ground becomes wavy, sometimes. If I stare at a "popcorn" type ceiling, the bumps will start to swirl like cells in a bloodstream, just like they do when I'm tripping. Do you ever see trails or glows around people?

[crash_override]

Originally Posted by Spike*Spiegel

I sort of get this, too. The ground becomes wavy, sometimes. If I stare at a "popcorn" type ceiling, the bumps will start to swirl like cells in a bloodstream, just like they do when I'm tripping. Do you ever see trails or glows around people?

lol, I get that if I play Guitar Hero for long periods of time.

[Freebase Dali]

Originally Posted by Spike*Spiegel

HPPD
What a shitty disorder. Has anybody experienced this?
Hallucinogen persisting perception disorder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I've had what I assume are mild flashbacks for years but they're never persisting nor are they scary or life-altering in any way. But I also always see blue halos around streetlights especially... but I can't remember if that's normal or not, because the first time I've ever noticed them was when I was during my first trip a lot of years ago and I'm assuming that in normal circumstances it's because of pupil dilation, which, at night, your pupils will be relatively dilated to allow in more light.
I also see barely perceptible trails (tracers) with bright moving objects in the dark, but again, I can't say that's not normal to a degree.

I'm guessing HPPD has to manifest at a much higher intensity before it would be considered, because I can't imagine even my flashbacks as being something someone would worry about or report to anyone out of concern.

[cardboard adolescent]

Originally Posted by Spike*Spiegel

I sort of get this, too. The ground becomes wavy, sometimes. If I stare at a "popcorn" type ceiling, the bumps will start to swirl like cells in a bloodstream, just like they do when I'm tripping. Do you ever see trails or glows around people?

No, but I've never seen that stuff while tripping either. I typically don't have very visual trips.

[Palatable Vera]

This is completely unrelated, but this thread reminds me of this thing I've seen before:

This is your brain:

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This is your brain on drugs:

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[DoctorSoft]

Anyone notice when they smoke pot that your legs start to feel really heavy?