Here's another vid...this guy is writing a letter to congress on Salvia (so it must not be that potent):

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Nah. No longer than the kid in the second video of the first post. That actually seemed pretty long to me. You come back pretty quick but feel kinda groggy for maybe an hour.

Eh, I'd rather stick some 2700 year old pot into my bong.

From the cameras point of view, Salvia just does not look fun.

Looks like fun to watch other people do.

Looks like quality entertainment. :rolleyes:

Times must be changing I think we had more fun in the 80's.

reminds me of a joke:

Do you know what Coors Lite and screwing in a rowboat have in common?


They're both fuchin close to water!

+1

I'll leave my life experience out of this thanks, but I agree.

Stop doing acid. Its not good for you mentally. I feel it hurts you emotionally as well. Just my 2 cents.

Had some MGD 64 the other night...it is even closer to water than Coors Lite, it literally had almost no taste whatsoever.

Beelch. That stuffs crap Garret. Just finished off a sam adams and next is a guiness. Then off to the bar. Just had my last class of the semester so need to get wasted tonight before the studying for finals starts tomm night!

Whoa! :eek:

Had a Blue Moon Full Moon and a Sam Adams Holiday Porter tonight while I finished a project...gonna drink Keystone and get hammered tomorrow night.

You can actually get trashed with Keystone??? Piss water.

OK, I did drink my fair share of Keystone light in HS and college.

After 15 or 20, yes I will be quite drunk. If I really want a wild night though, I will likely have to mix something more potent in.

Here he is getting ready to drive on Salvia...CLASSIC!!! Love when the lion jumps on the hood of the car:rolleyes:

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I'm pretty sure that one of his next videos will be smoking salvia in a jail cell with Bubba.

"I used them all too. Maybe 300 hits of acid...."

- Is that every 24 hr day or just at night?

What a fkin moron.

IMO If someone can't deal with reality they should get professional help or just off themselves and get it over with.
Using halucinogenic drugs to escape reality is a weak cop-out. Really weak.

Over a period of a few years. It was high school and in my high school you were either a redneck or a druggie. I wasn't really either. I loved cars and the rednecks (many of whom were sons of Nascar racers) had cars but most of my friends were druggies. It was the heyday of rock n roll- Big Brother (with and without Janis) were performing regularly in our area; Toy and Tommy Tucker were becoming the Marshall Tucker Band, the Allman Brothers were just getting started (I even smoked with them on two occassions- a long story there about a friends bad trip) and it was just part of the era I guess. Not the smartest thing I ever did for sure. But I don't regret it. I can't change the past and those experiences shape my outlook today- and some of them were immensely pleasurable.

One memorable experience was A Bros doing "Dreams" at about 2AM. We were tripping and were litterally coming down off the mountain (they had started playing in a rodeo pit below the hill where we camping and we were walking down). I love that song and vividly remember that night to this day. First girlfriend, good friends, good dope. It was beautiful.

We didn't do drugs to escape reality. We were making our own and drugs were just a part of it. Just "saying no", "offing yourself" or throwing people in jail is not the answer. Education and legalization is. Take away the danger and you take away the allure. Throughout history man has gotten "high" one way or another. Sanctimonious statements or laws aren't going to change that.

Ironically one of my best friends is pretty highly placed at DEA. He feels the same way about most drugs (but not meth and heroin for sure).

I don't know where the band name originated, but those were the Caldwell brothers :). You're forgiven, those were the daze and a great band to boot!