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This is a horrible article. >When you’re bashed on the head, the effects are similar to a dose of LSD Again, this is a horrible article. But I guess the targ
by tzahola 9y ago
This is a horrible article.
>When you’re bashed on the head, the effects are similar to a dose of LSD
Again, this is a horrible article.
But I guess the target audience are members of the “i fucking love science” Facebook page.
- jibreel 9y agoin what way could getting bashed in the head have anything to do with LSD?
- tzahola 9y agoIf you're unprepared, you can end up in ER for both of them.
- jibreel 9y agowhats ER ? I did LSD twice, first time was a 100 ug dose, it was pleasant experience. 10 days later i did a 250 ug dose. first 2 hours was the best hallucinations of my life :), then there was an electricity shortage for a few minutes where i live, that darkness scared the hell out of me i panicked and had a strong shortness of breath. needless to say it was a shocking experience. had random panic attacks that persisted for 2 month. LSD is very powerful and surly is no joke.
- astura 9y agoER - emergency room. It's, of course, a misnomer, it's not just one room. ER is common in the US, outside of the US it's also called emergency department (ED), accident & emergency department (A&E), emergency ward (EW)
- sevensor 9y ago> This is a horrible article. > >When you’re bashed on the head, the effects are similar to a dose of LSD Clearly this article was written to appeal to the microdosing crowd. The next status symbol will be a ball-peen hammer for administering microconcussions. You heard it here first.