I didn't get caught...(didn't know where else to put this)

Discussion in 'Busted!' started by ClassicRockGirl, Jun 5, 2009.

  1. ClassicRockGirl

    ClassicRockGirl Member

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    but I had an experience I can never forget. My friends and I were on a mountain, in the dark and cold. We were smoking purple haze and as we were passing around the pipe, I felt a little giggly, that was about it, but then a wave of numbness stopped me in my tracks. I was rubbing my hands down my legs and then I couldn't feel anything and as I breathed I felt I was breathing too much. I was three thousand miles away from everything but still in my own body. I stood up and then so did everyone else, they were telling me to stay cool but I didn't know I was freaking out. Everything I said seemed to be a little muted- and very slow. And as I stood up the movement I made was twirling around me and the numbness was still there. I tried to explain it to my friends but they told me to be quiet so I did. Every little move I made made me dizzy and I swirled around my friends, zooming in on them and figuring that they were 3D characters in a play. The mountain seemed like a set on a play- they were the huge crew. Like people in movies make little scenes and put big people in them to make them seem real- that was my group. They were standing in a circle talking and when they laughed I did the same. Just to make sure I was there. They were still popped out of the scenery and then they told me to walk down the mountain, every rock popped out and controlled my vision. I was walking so slow, to catch everything on the mountain side- especially the rocks. As we got back to my friend's house the same thing happened- swirling, numbness, and to get up made me so dizzy I had to sit down. After I sat down I laid down and then the swirls where in my mind- I was sleeping but when I opened my eyes I felt the numbness become circulation, a motion, of me spinning even though I was still. My heart beat was so fast, pumping in my chest, arms, ears, legs, feet. And as I closed my eyes I was spinning and spinning. For a moment I thought I was a dead person with a heart beat, stuck in a coffin of numbness and a mute voice. Then I thought I was the most beautiful thing, that my numbness was a new philosophy- that we're numb until we find the truth. I couldn't find it, though. After that I felt scared and after that I felt like water- every movement I made was fluent. That was my experience with purple haze. It changed my life. Sorry it's so long and in the wrong place- but I had to let it out.
     
  2. lasttime

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    Paragraphs are your friend.
     
  3. xLEFTOVERCRACKx

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    I have a friend who thought he dropped acid when he smoked purple haze.
     
  4. ClassicRockGirl

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    Sorry I didn't type in paragraphs, I didn't have much time to type it. :D
     
  5. theacidpulp

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    i thought that there wasn't any purple haze still around?
     
  6. ClassicRockGirl

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    Really? Haha, nope...it's still around. :D
     
  7. raz5

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    yeah i got some like last month but someone told me that there's things like it but there's not actual purple haze anymore :confused:
     
  8. ClassicRockGirl

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    Hmm...that's weird...
     
  9. Gratefully Dead

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    Who the fuck really know. If it was good enough to have a song about it, I really dont see why people would let the strain die out.
     
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