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( , Thu 16 Sep 2010, 13:30)
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Thanks to sanityclause for the suggestion
( , Thu 16 Sep 2010, 13:30)
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Acid and home-made ninja turtles
These sort of stories are very hard to write about without sounding like a boasty twat. Still that's exactly what I am so here goes.
One of the most memorable was when I travelled to Birmingham to pick up a batch of Hoffmans, some high strength blotter acid. We got home, and from then on the night is a blur. I awoke the next afternoon in the airing cupboard, clutching a flowerpot with a telephone taped to my chest.
I clambered out of my cupboard to survey a scene of devastation. Every door handle in the house had a carton of orange juice pushed on to it, with large puddles on the floor. Raising my eyes heavenwards I saw, instead of God, a variety of pizza packaging and canned food and drink gaffer taped to the ceiling.
Cursing, I made my way downstairs, and opened the balcony windows to let some fresh air in. As I did so I looked down, and there, twelve stories below, was the tv out of my bedroom, along with the contents of my freezer (mainly belonging to my housemate).
Sighing, I took a stella out of the fridge, rummaged through the kitchen ashtray to make a butt spliff, chuckled ruefully, and made an adult decision to clean up later, after a bit of shuteye.
I entered my bedroom, and all thoughts of a nice sleep left my head. Lying atop my bed, snoring manfully, was my friend Pete, with whom I'd gone out.
He had become a home made mutant hero turtle.
With the shock arrived some flashbacks - the gaffer tape fun had continued and with the aid of glowsticks had made him some nunchucks, a gaffer tape eye-band (which later removed his eyebrows), a wok as a shell (it was never the same afterwards) and some t-shirts as knee pads
( , Mon 20 Sep 2010, 12:39, 5 replies)
These sort of stories are very hard to write about without sounding like a boasty twat. Still that's exactly what I am so here goes.
One of the most memorable was when I travelled to Birmingham to pick up a batch of Hoffmans, some high strength blotter acid. We got home, and from then on the night is a blur. I awoke the next afternoon in the airing cupboard, clutching a flowerpot with a telephone taped to my chest.
I clambered out of my cupboard to survey a scene of devastation. Every door handle in the house had a carton of orange juice pushed on to it, with large puddles on the floor. Raising my eyes heavenwards I saw, instead of God, a variety of pizza packaging and canned food and drink gaffer taped to the ceiling.
Cursing, I made my way downstairs, and opened the balcony windows to let some fresh air in. As I did so I looked down, and there, twelve stories below, was the tv out of my bedroom, along with the contents of my freezer (mainly belonging to my housemate).
Sighing, I took a stella out of the fridge, rummaged through the kitchen ashtray to make a butt spliff, chuckled ruefully, and made an adult decision to clean up later, after a bit of shuteye.
I entered my bedroom, and all thoughts of a nice sleep left my head. Lying atop my bed, snoring manfully, was my friend Pete, with whom I'd gone out.
He had become a home made mutant hero turtle.
With the shock arrived some flashbacks - the gaffer tape fun had continued and with the aid of glowsticks had made him some nunchucks, a gaffer tape eye-band (which later removed his eyebrows), a wok as a shell (it was never the same afterwards) and some t-shirts as knee pads
( , Mon 20 Sep 2010, 12:39, 5 replies)
My only favorite acid moment was when my friends made a Chris sandwich out of a lad called Chris and two single mattresses.
( , Mon 20 Sep 2010, 12:57, closed)
( , Mon 20 Sep 2010, 12:57, closed)
I wonder
How much was down to the acid itself and how much was down to "woah, we've taken acid, let's have some crazy antics!"?
( , Mon 20 Sep 2010, 13:42, closed)
How much was down to the acid itself and how much was down to "woah, we've taken acid, let's have some crazy antics!"?
( , Mon 20 Sep 2010, 13:42, closed)
Probably a bit of both
Every time I've taken acid unusual things have happened - for some reason odd things outside my control happen regularly n- but the rest of it, sometimes things happen because they seem very funny at the time, other times there is a bit of a delusion going on. It's why acid is called a hallucinogenic.
( , Mon 20 Sep 2010, 13:57, closed)
Every time I've taken acid unusual things have happened - for some reason odd things outside my control happen regularly n- but the rest of it, sometimes things happen because they seem very funny at the time, other times there is a bit of a delusion going on. It's why acid is called a hallucinogenic.
( , Mon 20 Sep 2010, 13:57, closed)
oh how i remember Hoffmans
and sunflowers, they were really good too
( , Mon 20 Sep 2010, 23:01, closed)
and sunflowers, they were really good too
( , Mon 20 Sep 2010, 23:01, closed)
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