http://www.totse.com/community/showthread.php?t=2158808

Ok, in that thread I posted that Totse thought that lorazepams sucked, that most of them probally didn't do it at all, that lorazepam was actually quite fun, and it made you hallucenate.


100% of the responces were to the degree of "You are dumb, we know lorazepam is fun, it't not that rare, but it doesn't make you hallucenate retard."


Then Meta Faggot closed my thread like he always does as I'm sure he will close this one to when he loggs on (Once every 4-5 days, a great mod right?)



To the point, I might have been wrong saying that Totse claimed that lorazepams sucked/didn't ever do it, but I know I'm not wrong on this.

I take 4mg of lorazepam and I do hallucenate. Not like LSD hallucenations, or trippy thought processes, at all.

The patterns move over each other. All of them. I would look at the road and the blacktop would be turning filling over each other. I actually think its normal 75% of the time, then I realize that it is abnormal I just didn't think so a second ago because I'm high on benzos and I don't care about anything.



http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cache:v6QUdmY3jsQJ:www.netdoctor.co.uk/medicines/100001545.html+lorazepam+hallucinations&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us
http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cache:Qy7IhigfjpMJ:www.bluelight.ru/vb/archive/index.php/t-133338.html+lorazepam+hallucinations&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=4&gl=us

Top link is a medical justification of hallucenations via lorazepam, bottom link is some guys personal experience.



Meta: How can you honestly justify closing this thread? In the last thread you closed, 100% of the responders said that lorazepam could not make you hallucenate. Obviously these people are unaware and are spreading misinformation. This should be turned around, which this thread does. Don't be a dick for one second and consider leaving one of my threads open for once.

visualizations are a far cry from true hallucinations.

LSD doesnt make you hallucinate either

OMG its captain semantics! Don't be an asshole, this is BLTC when someone referrs to hallucenations they 99% of the time don't mean "lawl i took benadryl and I am hallucenating real people!" they mean altered perceptions/vision. God you are stupid.

i don't even know you and i' ve never talked to you black pope; but this thread is completely retarded. First off, why would anyone even care what kind of effects you got from some shitty benzos? People react differently to every single thing, thats the most important thing to remember, why was this thread even nessecary to make? Meta is strict but fair man, and he usually has a good excuse for his closing and managing of threads on here. I've been here for a while and he provides great information for people, and yes he can be a dick but he usually has a good excuse for it. Don't make shitty threads like this unless you have a question or relevant discussion.

Again no one gives a fuck about your reaction or effects while on lorazepam, don't post this useless shit on here, its just making more garbage for the mods to clean up, and I do belive you about the visuals but those are in NO way close to hallucinations man, think about what you say on here for a second, its apparent that you never really do.

theniggerpope fails again

im gonna explain this to you again, ok? youre not actually "hallucinating" in the accepted sense of the term, your just fucked up and have a general change in perception. your vision is affected and this is what you think is a hallucination.

of course, if you are truly hallucinating and not just a dumbass, any chemical can cause any paradoxical effect. like, you can take any chemical, and have ANY effect. its called a paradoxical effect.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradoxical_effect

the last paragraph^

"Another example is in the area of drugs and reactions or effects totally contrary to the expected result. For example, there are serious complications occurring in conjunction with the use of sedatives creating a series of effects in some people, that create the total opposite effects as those expected. Malcolm Lader at the Institute of Psychiatry in London estimates the incidence of these adverse reactions at about 5%, even in short-term use of the drugs. The paradoxical reactions may consist of depression, with or without suicidal tendencies, phobias, aggressiveness, violent behavior and symptoms sometimes misdiagnosed as psychosis."

hmmmm psychosis......

Not worth my time/effort to disprove/call you an idiot.

Go crawl in a hole with a can of duster and try to occupy yourself long enough to leave us be.

Learn to spell you nigger trash

theniggerpope fails again

Repost for great justice!

OP, you are a faggot. Props on the captain semantics post though, that made me lol.