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mellowparty said:
I was thinking about DMT and while its a brilliant drug you can hardly do something artistic or innovative while you trip.

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Well you can still function fine on low to medium doses. I can still play guitar/ukulele/piano, or draw etc.

And I can keep re-dosing whenever I want to.

And If I really want to see some impossible shit, I smoke a ton of it.

I can usually function quite normally on DMT, unless I'm incapacitated and am experiencing pure psychedelia. The same could apply with high doses of LSD. If I take high doses of acid, I am incapacitated and just experience what it has to offer.

So IDK.

Different strokes mang.

I love them all equally though.

They all have their pros and cons, that's for sure.

I gotta say, I love me some lucy.

I think they all are the best drug.

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Louie said:
I disagree. The best drug is: are you ready for this? *drum roll* Heroin. Seriously. Before you judge and start name calling listen to the facts which have formed the basis for my opinion. There's definetly a strong social stigma associated with heroin, solidified by the predictable behavior of some stereotypical junkies and the intentional brainwashing probably all of us have been through since childhood. Heroin is the most harmful drug in existence people only turn to when nothing else is strong enough and it only takes one use to become an addict - WRONG. Heroin in itself is about as harmless as weed and aside from complications caused by injection (there are other ways to do it) it's not known to cause any longterm health issues. Just as with any other drug, irresponsible use can get you into trouble. There is the potential for overdose just as there is with alchohol. Most OD related deaths with heroin are caused by the addition of another respiratory depressant (alchohol, valium, xanax). Inexperienced users should only use under supervision. The second common myth: If I use once I'll be hooked and have to detox. Actually it takes a couple weeks of heavy usage for most to become dependant.  I'm talking every day. Junkies are irresponsible people who have to lie, cheat, and steal to support their habit. They are dirty and don't bathe or eat because all their time is invested in procuring the drug. It's the lifestyle that wears on them, not the drug itself. I've even met some weed junkies before who sold everything they had to get bud. So with responsible use, the transcendant euphoria provided by the so called scourge of society, is perfectly safe. Bash me at will.

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Interesting first post.  If you like heroin so much why are you here exactly?

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Louie said:
I disagree. The best drug is: are you ready for this? *drum roll* Heroin. Seriously. Before you judge and start name calling listen to the facts which have formed the basis for my opinion. There's definetly a strong social stigma associated with heroin, solidified by the predictable behavior of some stereotypical junkies and the intentional brainwashing probably all of us have been through since childhood. Heroin is the most harmful drug in existence people only turn to when nothing else is strong enough and it only takes one use to become an addict - WRONG. Heroin in itself is about as harmless as weed and aside from complications caused by injection (there are other ways to do it) it's not known to cause any longterm health issues. Just as with any other drug, irresponsible use can get you into trouble. There is the potential for overdose just as there is with alchohol. Most OD related deaths with heroin are caused by the addition of another respiratory depressant (alchohol, valium, xanax). Inexperienced users should only use under supervision. The second common myth: If I use once I'll be hooked and have to detox. Actually it takes a couple weeks of heavy usage for most to become dependant.  I'm talking every day. Junkies are irresponsible people who have to lie, cheat, and steal to support their habit. They are dirty and don't bathe or eat because all their time is invested in procuring the drug. It's the lifestyle that wears on them, not the drug itself. I've even met some weed junkies before who sold everything they had to get bud. So with responsible use, the transcendant euphoria provided by the so called scourge of society, is perfectly safe. Bash me at will.

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I_AM_SWIM said:
DMT

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DungenessDank said:
The Free Hairon Ring, duh.

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DungenessDank said:
The Free Hairon Ring, duh.

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I can't wait!

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Louie said:
I disagree. The best drug is: are you ready for this? *drum roll* Heroin.

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mellowparty said:
Well I can do so much more on acid. Its easier to comprehend and be productive when tripping on acid.....


....It boosts my creativity by a factor of <insert large figure here>. Also my brain can process a much higher portion of the raw information input that is constantly bombarding my senses. Almost as if I have microscopes for eyes. Everything seems bigger and more detailed.

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Louie said:
I disagree. The best drug is: are you ready for this? *drum roll* Heroin. Seriously. Before you judge and start name calling listen to the facts which have formed the basis for my opinion. There's definetly a strong social stigma associated with heroin, solidified by the predictable behavior of some stereotypical junkies and the intentional brainwashing probably all of us have been through since childhood. Heroin is the most harmful drug in existence people only turn to when nothing else is strong enough and it only takes one use to become an addict - WRONG. Heroin in itself is about as harmless as weed and aside from complications caused by injection (there are other ways to do it) it's not known to cause any longterm health issues. Just as with any other drug, irresponsible use can get you into trouble. There is the potential for overdose just as there is with alchohol. Most OD related deaths with heroin are caused by the addition of another respiratory depressant (alchohol, valium, xanax). Inexperienced users should only use under supervision. The second common myth: If I use once I'll be hooked and have to detox. Actually it takes a couple weeks of heavy usage for most to become dependant.  I'm talking every day. Junkies are irresponsible people who have to lie, cheat, and steal to support their habit. They are dirty and don't bathe or eat because all their time is invested in procuring the drug. It's the lifestyle that wears on them, not the drug itself. I've even met some weed junkies before who sold everything they had to get bud. So with responsible use, the transcendant euphoria provided by the so called scourge of society, is perfectly safe. Bash me at will.

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I wouldn't agree with it being the "best" drug...But I do concur with the rest of what you said there . There is a stigma associated with H for a reason, but if used responsibly and in moderation it's not nearly as "bad" as people crack it up to be. I consider all drugs to be inherently harmless, people know what they're fucking with and it is their lack of self control that gets them in the deep end...Then ultimately the drug gets the blame.






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I_AM_SWIM said:
DMT

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Louie said:
I disagree. The best drug is: are you ready for this? *drum roll* Heroin. Seriously. Before you judge and start name calling listen to the facts which have formed the basis for my opinion. There's definetly a strong social stigma associated with heroin, solidified by the predictable behavior of some stereotypical junkies and the intentional brainwashing probably all of us have been through since childhood. Heroin is the most harmful drug in existence people only turn to when nothing else is strong enough and it only takes one use to become an addict - WRONG. Heroin in itself is about as harmless as weed and aside from complications caused by injection (there are other ways to do it) it's not known to cause any longterm health issues. Just as with any other drug, irresponsible use can get you into trouble. There is the potential for overdose just as there is with alchohol. Most OD related deaths with heroin are caused by the addition of another respiratory depressant (alchohol, valium, xanax). Inexperienced users should only use under supervision. The second common myth: If I use once I'll be hooked and have to detox. Actually it takes a couple weeks of heavy usage for most to become dependant.  I'm talking every day. Junkies are irresponsible people who have to lie, cheat, and steal to support their habit. They are dirty and don't bathe or eat because all their time is invested in procuring the drug. It's the lifestyle that wears on them, not the drug itself. I've even met some weed junkies before who sold everything they had to get bud. So with responsible use, the transcendant euphoria provided by the so called scourge of society, is perfectly safe. Bash me at will.

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