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   "Jack Lord's Hair"  wrote in message   
   news:8bbc6e58.0409011210.2a4ecbde@posting.google.com...   
   > "rfgdxm/Robert F. Golaszewski"  wrote in message   
   > news:<413591fb$0$81356$892e7fe2@authen.puce.readfreenews.net>...   
   >> "Jack Lord's Hair"  wrote in message   
   >> news:8bbc6e58.0408312052.5ca861ee@posting.google.com...   
   >>   
   >> > I don't mean to rain on your parade, but couldn't this have gone in   
   >> > the previous thread on this topic? I find news like this interesting,   
   >> > but I can go look in the previous topic easliy enough if I want to   
   >> > know more about it.   
   >>   
   >>    And you could have just as easily ignored this thread if it didn't   
   >> interest you by the fact in started with "DXM News...". ;) Actually, the   
   >> reason why it needed to be a new thread is because my news report changes   
   >> the focus of the story. If he had just died of a DXM OD, then the   
   >> original   
   >> thread probably would have been best. However, it is now known that he   
   >> also   
   >> consumed a lot of diphenhydramine and alcohol. There are people who just   
   >> are   
   >> interested in getting high on anticholinergics (people have been doing   
   >> that   
   >> for at least centuries, and possibly millennia) who don't give a rat's   
   >> ass   
   >> about DXM. The subject line of this new thread will make it easy for   
   >> someone   
   >> searching about anticholinergics to find it.   
   >   
   >   
   > Ok, I think I understand your reasoning now. On another topic, when   
   > are people going to get the point that benadryl is a shitty, shitty   
   > recreational drug? Time for a random story!   
   >   
   > Last year, a friend of mine was out in the woods behind his house and   
   > accidentally discovered a wasp's nest. The wasps got quite pissy and   
   > stung him several times. Apparently someone told him that taking a LOT   
   > of benadryl was the remedy for bee stings, so he drank half a bottle   
   > of liquid children's benadryl. When several minutes later, he told me   
   > what he'd done, I had the fun of explaining to him that he was going   
   > to get really tired and start seeing people that aren't there. His   
   > response: well, shit, it's CHILDREN'S benadryl, I didn't think it   
   > could be THAT powerful. About an hour later, he was "trippin' ballz"   
   > (I include that phrase just for the benefit of those of you that hate   
   > it), having conversations with imaginary people. He kept asking, "is   
   > it over yet? how much longer?" It's really hard to tell someone in   
   > such agony, "dude, you've got three hours left." Luckliy he was too   
   > sedated to freak out, and several hours later, he did indeed come down   
   > and is just fine. He couldn't believe it when I told him that people   
   > use benadryl recreationally.   
      
   Reminds me of cyclizine... Cept thats a 12-16 hours. Of thinking you dropped   
   a ciggarette in the couch, talking to people and seeing 100% perfectly   
   formed apparations of all kinds. People, objects, whatever.   
      
   Not cool at all. I wasn't in agony, but aside from the danger of serious   
   side effects, the preceived reality of the hallucinations is so so intense,   
   that its impossible to trip safely. Even with a sitter.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)