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As kids we would make ourselves pass out exactly in that manner. Head rush, yes. Hallucinations, no. I stayed awake for six days once in 1970 and drove from DC to Indiana. Definitely there were hallucinations. Lights would stobe and the highway would curve where there were not curves. If felt wide awake. No drugs either.

Favorite guitarists and bands Carlos Santana Jan Ackerman Alvin Lee-Ten Years After Eric Clapton (With Cream only and not the studio stuff) Leslie West-Mountain Jimmy Page-Led Zepplin Jorma Kaukonen Jimi Hendrix-Whatever band he was with Robin Trower Neil Young (Genius in simplicity) John Cippolina_Quicksilver Messenger Service (Live stuff only) These are the ones who come to mind right now.

That sounds like a pretty strange story but there are other examples. Certainly snakes and chicken like Husmusen demostrates are very similar. Then there is the Frankenstein monster. Look at all the shit they did to him and he still lived to kill again. And our fearless leader George W. See how he functions with no brain. Not very well but at least he can put on his pants. The giant cockroaches here in Indiana are very spooky. They hate people like poison and usually only come out at night when nobody is around. They run like scared headless chickens when suprised.

Reverse, this is an interesting thing you got goin' but it's kinda impersonal. Lessee...rather than dose a poodle's lunch with cyanide I would much more enjoy driving a stake through its heart and cutting off its head. Make any sense?

Hi, this is me, the new person. I'm 56 a husband of 33 yrs, father and grandfather. I like guitars, my kitty and learning all kinds of new things. Hello to all of you.

As far back as I can remeber all sounds and thoughts take on a visual image. Certain words and noises have particular shapes, colors and movements. They can change at times but usually remain somewhat the same. I thought everyone experienced this until I was in my mid 20's (I am now 56). When I first talked to someone else about it I was suprised to find out that most people don't have this. My identicle twin brother also has this and he too thought everyone did. Thoughts may not take on any visualization that seems to relate to the thought but sometimes they do. Music seems to have the most complex visualizations for me. The use of psychedelic drugs in the 60's really brought it out to an extreme. Sound familiar to anyone? By the way this is my first post and hello to all.