Posted: 10/29/2010 4:32:26 PM EDT
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Apparently kids are now getting high off of noises and images that alter your brain waves, its a whole new trend called digital drugs. There is supposed to be a youtube video out there that can get you high, I've been looking for it but can't find it. Maybe one of you guys can.
http://www.newson6.com/global/story.asp?s=12793977 |
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hers a video of what kids look like while using digital drugs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsjjrU4pYqs |
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I see no TRIP YOUR BALLS OFF option.........  |
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Option number 11 my friend. 
Out Of Body
Helps to achieve an out of body experience |
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Apparently kids are now getting high off of noises and images that alter your brain waves, its a whole new trend called digital drugs Any time you read a news story about a "new trend" about which you can find no information anywhere besides the feverish attention of some journalism school dropout, no such trend exists. I tried that iDoser stuff, it's a bunch of dog shit. The reporter is a halfwit moron, the parents are quarterwit morons, and this whole thing is a bunch of grade-A extra large triple-fine bull shit. I'm of the opinion that anything reported as being as a "trend" by a reporter is a thing which simply never takes place anywhere, ever. |
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Apparently kids are now getting high off of noises and images that alter your brain waves, its a whole new trend called digital drugs Any time you read a news story about a "new trend" about which you can find no information anywhere besides the feverish attention of some journalism school dropout, no such trend exists. I tried that iDoser stuff, it's a bunch of dog shit. The reporter is a halfwit moron, the parents are quarterwit morons, and this whole thing is a bunch of grade-A extra large triple-fine bull shit. I'm of the opinion that anything reported as being as a "trend" by a reporter is a thing which simply never takes place anywhere, ever. 
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Quoted: 11 bucks? Option number 11 my friend. Out Of Body Helps to achieve an out of body experience  I could get , like, 4 cans of whip-its for that....or a tab and a BIG jug of O.J. |
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Apparently kids are now getting high off of noises and images that alter your brain waves, its a whole new trend called digital drugs Any time you read a news story about a "new trend" about which you can find no information anywhere besides the feverish attention of some journalism school dropout, no such trend exists. I tried that iDoser stuff, it's a bunch of dog shit. The reporter is a halfwit moron, the parents are quarterwit morons, and this whole thing is a bunch of grade-A extra large triple-fine bull shit. I'm of the opinion that anything reported as being as a "trend" by a reporter is a thing which simply never takes place anywhere, ever. http://i51.tinypic.com/35idv00.jpg 
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Time for this thread again?
Binaural beats. Yes, they work. No, they don't make you "high". What they do allow you to do is drop your brain into Alpha, Beta, Theta, Delta, or Gamma. It's good for relaxing and it's good for dream work (such as initiating lucid dreaming). Paying money for pre-recorded audio is silly when there's good free software that lets you customize the experience. |