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This is a question It's not me, it's the drugs talking

They make you do stupid stuff and say stupid stuff. Drugs ROCK! Old-time B3ta person Fraser says, "I remember turning to a flatmate once, after getting stoned and sitting through an episode of Casualty, and proclaiming "Wow! Those actors are *so* talented!". And really meaning it."

What do you regret doing under the influence?

(, Thu 15 Dec 2005, 11:19)
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Weirdest. Night. EVAR.
It was the first time I did pills. I was in a club at the time (as one usually is on these occasions), and nothing seemed to be happening for a while, but at some point when the DJ put on a CHOON, I started to go "fackin'... YEAH!!!" like Billy off that Phones 4 U advert1 and started to bounce around off the walls like a complete tit while waving my arms around and yelling "WOO!!! YEAH!!!!!"

That was only the start of the night (16 hours to be precise) - apart from a dim recollection of enthusing to someone about "negative red" paint, much of what happened in the intervening time is a blur, but some evidence of what I'd done became evident in the following month or so - I got all manner of things through the mail for 'Marcus Brigstoke', who by the looks of things was a happily-married man expecting his first child, looking for new furniture, and holding subscriptions to about half a dozen DeAgostini monthlies.2 Strange that he'd lived all this time in my flat without me ever meeting him! Maybe he was hiding in the loft....

But the weirdest thing of all was when I came down the next day; I'd gone, head spinning, into what I thought was a club, was amazed that there was no bouncer on the door (given that I was obviously under 21 and wearing trainers to boot), and had gone into a little cubicle to light up a fag. I didn't have one. Or any tobacco. Or a lighter. Fucksocks! But what there was in that cubicle was a bit of paper with some names and stuff on it; there was also a pen nearby, attached to the wall to stop people nicking it. After unsuccessfully trying to unscrew the pen, in case there was any tobacco inside, I read the names again, and the instructions. I followed the instructions, made my mark on on the paper, dropped it in the collection box outside, and solemnly bid everyone present good night. (It was mid-day.)

A few weeks later, on the news, I see this and think: Jesus H. Christ, I was (partly) responsible for that! I am never doing pills again!

1 A strange coincidence, seeing as that advert had not been aired at the time. That advert really does give me the fear: I reckon Billy is me, aged 35.
2 Not I Love Horses though.
(, Mon 19 Dec 2005, 22:35, Reply)

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