mescalinebandit420
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i take that as a compliment. and thats not the first time ive heard that. i guess me and mikey just travel on the same wavelength. riding the same crest in the mind.
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hiphip247
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Thanks for the good laugh Puff.Bandit .... U remind me of Mikey !
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Derple
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Oh rightthe 'needle' in that word refers to the crystalline structure.. not the method of ingestion!
thanks man.
asdf1
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But you drink solvents to hydrate yourself, daily. Water is the universal solvent.
mescalinebandit420
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would u include VitaminWater? i love that stuff.
asdf1
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hahahah I feel ya. Although a couple or a few beers and a couple of fat bowls is enough to put me in my happy place....
Very true, Sensai. Yet, what high school Chemistry didn't teach you is, water is extremely horrible at dissolving organic substances. Which is why you would use Ethanol instead. And we are organic, and thus organic solvents in our stomach is VERY bad.
MrEDuck
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GBL is a solvent too.
Alcohol can have psychedellic effects, you just need to reduce it's activity at the GABA receptors with an antagonist such as thujone (I wonder what the benzo antagonist whose name I can't recall would do). Alcohol is a dirty drug and effects many receptors, it's just those effects are generally overridden by the GABA effects.
Alcohol can have psychedellic effects, you just need to reduce it's activity at the GABA receptors with an antagonist such as thujone (I wonder what the benzo antagonist whose name I can't recall would do). Alcohol is a dirty drug and effects many receptors, it's just those effects are generally overridden by the GABA effects.
Very, very true. It is a NMDA antagonist. Same as ketamine or PCP. You just only notice it at high doses.
True about GBL, but it has been found that GBL is a neurotransmitter, and you need such a small dose to mediate effect (compared to alcohol) that it is 50x safer for your stomach than alcohol.
The Cryptkeeper
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You at least.Lol that is classic ... Hadd
IF Crypt was Here ... he would surely call US Pretentious !
But it is not like that at ALL.
Fun to talk about people behind their backs and with their hands tied no?NolingNrolling
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I drank and smoked once, then after an hour things started spinning, then I spent the next two hours puking while my friends watched the Hangover
ford442
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i have a take on this - at one point i took 4 years away from all substances then when i started smoking again i had a night of hard drinking and toking on the town - i walked out onto the street to have a conversation and everything was so different.. it had almost the sudden impact of being on LSD.. i had to think to myself how great i felt.. it lasted for a few hours.. but, then as my tolerance to substances took hold i no longer get an incredible rush from simply mixing the two substances..
at no point was i having LSD like hallucinations though..
at no point was i having LSD like hallucinations though..
Kaylacelestial
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I would say no. I have mixed the two and I have also done some really potent LSD and some not so great but OK LSD. I wouldn't compare them at all. Very different. But I suppose I could see why someone would feel a little 'trippy' from pot and alcohol but it's nothing comparable to LSD.Apparently mixing alcohol (ethyl-alcohol) with marijuana (THC) can cause a similar effect to having a low dose of some really good acid, is this true?
If you have any experience with either, please, share you're thoughts on the matter.
LifesWorthLivin88
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When I lived with my three roommates in our apartment this past year, we'd smoke and drink alot.. sometimes 3 or 4 nights a week. 
I've had mixed experiences with it. If you're really drunk, I wouldn't recommend smoking, especially if it's really dank shit. Maybe just a hit or two. Alot of times it can put you over the edge, and give you "the spins", which isn't fun at all... and usually ends with vomiting.
Or sometimes you might just pass the fuck out on the spot as if somebody chloroform ragged your ass.
It's a fine line to walk. You really have to be aware of exactly how drunk you are and how much your smoking if you mix the two. Obviously, drinking impairs judgement quite a bit, sometimes you can't always tell "how much you've had". If your really drunk, wait until you feel yourself sobering up a little bit to smoke. It's better than passing out or puking.. both of which can be embarrassing. Better safe than sorry haha.
I've had mixed experiences with it. If you're really drunk, I wouldn't recommend smoking, especially if it's really dank shit. Maybe just a hit or two. Alot of times it can put you over the edge, and give you "the spins", which isn't fun at all... and usually ends with vomiting.
Or sometimes you might just pass the fuck out on the spot as if somebody chloroform ragged your ass.It's a fine line to walk. You really have to be aware of exactly how drunk you are and how much your smoking if you mix the two. Obviously, drinking impairs judgement quite a bit, sometimes you can't always tell "how much you've had". If your really drunk, wait until you feel yourself sobering up a little bit to smoke. It's better than passing out or puking.. both of which can be embarrassing. Better safe than sorry haha.