Anybody else here have experience with LSD?

[DefiantSix]

<=== Did a little too much LDS in the sixties. 

[BlueStateSaint]

<=== Did a little too much LDS in the sixties. 

So, you're into Mormon girls, eh?

[DefiantSix]

So, you're into Mormon girls, eh?

So much, I married one. 

[Mr Mannn]

I just checked out the original thread at the link. Its HUGE.
Drugs and the resulting brain damage play a big part at DU.

This reveals so much of about the mental foundation of DU. Frank, we need to archive this for posterity.

[Carl]

I just checked out the original thread at the link. Its HUGE.
Drugs and the resulting brain damage play a big part at DU.

This reveals so much of about the mental foundation of DU. Frank, we need to archive this for posterity.

The thing that struck me is they claim it has enlightened them somehow but all they are doing is trying to chase a fantasy.
It is the core defect of leftisim,the impossible can somehow be made real.
I am not saying it right but it is what separates us from them,the recognition of reality and living a life that deals with it.

[miskie]

The thing that struck me is they claim it has enlightened them somehow but all they are doing is trying to chase a fantasy.
It is the core defect of leftisim,the impossible can somehow be made real.
I am not saying it right but it is what separates us from them,the recognition of reality and living a life that deals with it.

That seems to be exactly it. The primitives dislike reality, so they do what they can to fabricate their own. Even if to attain this new, personal reality they need to chemically lobotomize themselves, it's okay.

[Ballygrl]

The thing that struck me is they claim it has enlightened them somehow but all they are doing is trying to chase a fantasy.
It is the core defect of leftisim,the impossible can somehow be made real.
I am not saying it right but it is what separates us from them,the recognition of reality and living a life that deals with it.

Excellent analogy!

[Airwolf]

The stupidity that flows from the DUmp. Using that kind of drug and then thinking it was great because you feel it broaded your mental abilities. Drunks and others like them used to say the same ting and still do probably. Any excuse to get that feeling no matter the damage it does. There is a big reason normal people don't use LSD. All you have to do is read th DUmp or Daily Kos and see why.

[Big Don]

Anybody else here have experience with LSD?

No, I am not a criminal.

[Ballygrl]

at Airwolf's siggy!

[Airwolf]

at Airwolf's siggy!

Glad you like it,LOL.

[DumbAss Tanker]

OffWithTheirHeads  (1000+ posts)        Fri Oct-28-11 11:43 PM
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Anybody else here have experience with LSD?
 Did it change the way you think? I for one, have never been the same. I bring this up because Bill Maher brought it up tonoight and I realised that, even though it has been over 40 years since I have indulged in that particular substance, it changed who I am. To this day, I see a bigger picture than most of the people around me. I just wonder how many people feel a similar experience?

That has a whole lot more to do with your Meyers-Briggs personality type and the way it processes information than it does with the LSD you took, dumbshit.  You probably just never actually thought of anything at all before you took the LSD, and to be honest probably not all that much in the 20 years since.

[Chris_]

OffWithTheirHeads  (1000+ posts)        Fri Oct-28-11 11:43 PM
Original message
Anybody else here have experience with LSD?
 Did it change the way you think? I for one, have never been the same. I bring this up because Bill Maher brought it up tonoight and I realised that, even though it has been over 40 years since I have indulged in that particular substance, it changed who I am. To this day, I see a bigger picture than most of the people around me. I just wonder how many people feel a similar experience?

I used to hang out with people who talked like this.  It's been twenty years and they still babble about how great it was.  One is a Ron Paul-OWS fruitcake and the other is too far gone to categorize.

My dad was right.  They are a bunch of mental midgets.

[Revolution]

Never used any drug harder than pot. And even then, those two times, I only ran into one hitters, so it was meh. Plus, I think I basically got floor shavings for pot from the guys looking to sell the two seperate times. Needless to say, I didn't buy. I have too much trouble with alcohol anyway.

NBachers  (1000+ posts)      Sat Oct-29-11 12:53 AM
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45. Sure, I spend my days in the self-imposed template of physical reality by necessity
 Edited on Sat Oct-29-11 12:56 AM by NBachers
but I'm always aware of the remaining dimensions just beyond the borders of this template.

The template is self-imposed because I have a tendency to float off into the other non-workaday dimensions. It's fun, pleasant, and educational, but for me, it gets in the way of the "carrying water" behavior of the physical realm we've agreed to exist in at this point.

I can't drop any more. I get hung up on all the things I'm supposed to have done that I haven't.

But I'm still happy to acknowledge the part of myself that exists beyond the 3.3 dimension game board we're playing on.

So, yeah, my perspective is altered always and evermore.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK, holy shit....

[Chris_]

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK, holy shit....

Yep.  Mental midgets.

[Revolution]

Glad you like it,LOL.

It's a thing of beauty, AW.

[Tess Anderson]

LINK

Easy enough to guess the answer to this one:

OffWithTheirHeads  (1000+ posts)        Fri Oct-28-11 11:43 PM
Original message
Anybody else here have experience with LSD?
 Did it change the way you think? I for one, have never been the same. I bring this up because Bill Maher brought it up tonoight and I realised that, even though it has been over 40 years since I have indulged in that particular substance, it changed who I am. To this day, I see a bigger picture than most of the people around me. I just wonder how many people feel a similar experience?
 
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Blue_In_AK  (1000+ posts)        Fri Oct-28-11 11:51 PM
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5. Absolutely it changed the way I think,
 which is a good thing, in my opinion. I'm a huge fan.   
 

Sirveri  (1000+ posts)        Sat Oct-29-11 04:47 AM
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82. You know technically you're never the same person after everything.
 The issue is the level of degree. I took anti-depressants, they're specifically designed to change my brain chemistry. I'm still the same person more or less. We're all flowing in a river of time, we will always be different people in the future. Death of a spouse/child, divorce, job loss, abuse, all these things change us. But we're still the same people, just more knowledgeable

[LC EFA]

Most of those DUmmies are totally full of shit.

Some of them know what they're talking about but most have never been closer to LSD than reading about it in a book.

Why anyone would want to spend 12-18 hours sitting around, unable to sleep and mentally fried, followed by another 12-18 hours of come-down where one is also unable to sleep and is even more mentally fried is beyond me.

[BlueStateSaint]

Most of those DUmmies are totally full of shit.

Some of them know what they're talking about but most have never been closer to LSD than reading about it in a book.

Why anyone would want to spend 12-18 hours sitting around, unable to sleep and mentally fried, followed by another 12-18 hours of come-down where one is also unable to sleep and is even more mentally fried is beyond me.

Because, my Aussie friend, when their brains are fried, they aren't responsible for anything they do--or so they think.