well it usually starts with "ayyy"

https://www.erowid.org/experiences/subs/exp_Oxygen.shtml

mushrooms are the tits. Only had them twice but already looking for more experiences in the future.

Make sure you a couple friends and enough water around. IMO the best thing about mushrooms is how everything around you seems so much more vivid and beautiful.

le mayo

doing lsd before mushrooms isn't a very good idea (trip length, intensity). psychedelics make the world seem much more like you're dreaming, and symbols and patterns that you wouldn't notice make themselves very apparent. be sure you have a good set+setting (and please, over 18 at least) before doing them.

weirdest experience was dmt at night at my old elementary school field. LOTS of wind, more than i've ever experienced while living here, after the trip the power went down in town. walked home to find nobody there, not even my dogs. idk it was some weird stuff

yeah, artwork has so much more depth, looking @ trees on acid was the most amazing thing i've ever seen. it was like i could see INTO the trees, forever. like some sort of 4d

apparently im the only drug free gamer

im here

This is the problem with the whole war or drugs thing. You tell kids it's bad, they do it anyway and find out it's not that bad at all, then get rekt. IMO it's way better if you explain how and when to do it so at least they are prepared.

So you basically want to teach kids how to do drugs.

I don't think this is a good idea.

I thought you left, buddy. Must be fucking high to forget that you left. Stay drug free, kid.
But, to answer your question:
Everybody has different experiences.

I'm sorry buy you call me a kiddo and then start swearing at me. (like you literally had an entire paragraph before going super mad at me for no reason)

That's not how you treat a "kid"

Also im not a kid.

Thanks.

Are you even reading? People will do drugs regardless if you want them or not, why lie about it?

Knowing how to do things NOT like an idiot is why we have driver's education.
Do you condone people driving metal death machines without the knowledge of how to operate them?

The war on drugs regards the prohibition of drugs, not the discouragement of them through rhetoric. The war on drugs is worthless because it uses way too much money and too many resources to arrest, prosecute, and detain non-violent offenders while violent offenders get away scot-free all the time.

So lets all give the kids free drugs and show them how to use them!

Am i rite?

You can leave any time you want, retard. You're not conducive to the topic and your Autism is flaring up like a motherfucker.
Nobody gives out free drugs, but if you have them, you should know how to use them safely.

Yes, cause that's exactly what I said.

I dont wan't to argue, but you basically want to teach kids to do drugs.

Also reading this thread made me think what people consider "fun"

Because what I read about drugs in this thread is nothing but.

Also i dont have autism and im not a retard.

Thanks. :)

net nanny isn't available on linux, can you list some alternatives?

Driving is fun.
I got in a car wreck that cracked open my skull, almost paralyzed me and had me lose a good portion of my blood.
Heavy traffic is nerve-wracking

Those are not mutually exclusive things. One is generally true, one is always true and one is a rare chance. The second does not disqualify the first, nor does the third. Driving can be fun. Bad experiences are the extrema when talking about it. The same can be said for psychedelics and other things.
That is why you're retarded. Not because you're diagnosed with a mental disability, but because you lack the wherewithal to comprehend and utilize information.

nice.

ok you're reading way too deep into this, do you honestly think the younger tf2 players are gonna stumble upon this and just be like well i'm sold time to go find someone who has access to lsd and shrooms! no, the tf2 community is filled with angsty socially awkward 12 year olds that don't even see the light of the day and probably have 100+ hours over the past 2 weeks on tf2.

you probably think they're impressionable sure i can see that, but these kids probably wont even have a lick of alcohol let alone hard drugs, so just ease up a bit

I've done shrooms twice. Once in the mountains in Colorado, once on a small remote beach in Thailand. Two of the coolest experiences in my life, but I definitely don't have the urge to do them very often. During the trip I remember saying to a tree "OH MY GOD WHY DON'T I DO THESE ALL THE TIME THIS IS INCREDIBLE". When I was coming down, I thought "this was SO COOL when can I trip again?". After everything was over I realized that it was a fucking cool experience, but something that I want to do sparingly.

My advice, since I've never had a bad trip, only incredible ones: Make sure you are in a comfortable environment with people that you really enjoy (or by yourself if you don't enjoy anyone). It's also nice to have some options in case you're not feeling happy about wherever you are. In colorado I spent the whole time sitting next to this small waterfall overlooking a lake, and listened to Phish with two of my buddies, and it was great. In Thailand I started out with a group of people, but realized that I really didn't want to be surrounded by all these people that I didn't really know, and ended up wandering down the beach with a friend of mine to a much quieter spot under the moonlight, and we just watched clouds and had super deep metaphysical conversations.

Real talk:

Not sure of your ages and shit, but once you hit around 22-26 you start losing friends, kids you went to high school with, or your friend's siblings to drug addictions.

Sometimes you have no idea until its too late. Literally lost one of my closest friend's older brother last year to an overdose. Kid was in his 4th year of law school, dean's list, about to graduate, and I don't think anyone saw it coming.

If you're trying to become a statistic, go ahead and keep taking them. One bad batch of shrooms is enough to kill you, and once you get addicted to harder drugs than weed the road to recovery is treacherous.

For real, don't do drugs. It's not attractive, it's life ruining, and one criminal record is enough for you to never get a career out of high school/college.

For anyone that lives in the U.S. and is arguing about the moral righteousness/lack thereof regarding drugs, consider this: recreational drugs are all about choice and freedom. Personally, I am all for leaving people to their own devices and 'enhancing' their realities with the use of drugs, so long as they do so responsibly and without harming others. I quite envy other European countries that have sensibly categorized various drugs and have made various drugs that are illegal in the States legal. I'd also like to believe most people of our generation have progressed along to that type of thinking as well.

With that being said, the reality is that most of these recreational drugs, at least in this nation, are illegal. Whether they are rightfully illegal or not is beside the point. This means that those that sell or distribute drugs at the higher levels, those who make a business/cartel out of it are likely some of the most morally corrupt/inept people in existence. Whether or not you become dependent/addicted to the drug is a moot point as well, the fact of the matter is that their business is being supported by anyone who buys their drugs.

Even in a perfect world where nobody got addicted, the fact remains that the very criminal nature of these drug kingpins lend to other types of heinous crimes such as mass human trafficking of the sexual and labor-related nature and just promote violence and ignorance in lower-income cities in general.

I support people's freedom of expression through the use of drugs, but I will not support the monsters that distribute them illegally and continue this vicious cycle. This is why I would never buy drugs of that nature in the U.S., because who knows what type of violent activity I could be promoting. Just because others are too ignorant to see the truth of it all doesn't mean you have to turn a blind eye to it. Thanks for hearing me out.

I empathize with your losses. I understand what it's like to lose someone to a downward spiral of addiction.

however the thread is specifically asking about psychedelic drugs, which are an entirely different animal. I suggest you do research on this to understand the difference, but I can help out with the basic stuff -
they're virtually impossible to overdose on, no physically addictive properties, is not checked in any standard drug test, "life-ruining" is a really blanket assumption to make, because for many it is "life-saving" or "life changing". as with anything else, personal responsibility and knowledge are important.

edit: that's a compelling argument #85. although the kinds of violent elements you presented aren't usually as prevalent when dealing psyches, you make a pretty convincing point that I haven't ever considered

never

yeah psychedelics aren't really as criminal or as life altering in a negative light as hard drugs are. i use the term hard drugs for anything that isn't legal and not a psychedelic. i've never touched any hard drugs and would never dream of it. still, psychedelics are a tool that used correctly can be more helpful then detrimental. obviously, in small amounts and not too much of.

Ideally true, although like any drug, there are incredibly dangerous imitations on the street that have much lower LD50 levels.

I candy flipped (LSD + ecstasy) with all my roommates a few months ago, I had a great time. Spent most of it laying in bed looking at my lights with some chill music.
My roommates however had horrible trips and decided afterwards to never touch any illegal substance again.
It really depends on the person.