so... you're 29 now?

i keeed.

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I think that close-minded idiots should be wiped off the face of the earth.

See what I did there?

And no I've never done drugs either, I just think that people should be free to do what ever they feel like doing as long as it doesn't hurt anyone else. (You can hurt yourself all you want, it's your life.)

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"I just think that people should be free to do what ever they feel like doing as long as it doesn't hurt anyone else."

I hope you will back that up by registering as a Libertarian, friend. The more the merrier.

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Your friend is a liar.

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It's dependent on dose. If you took enough to trip for 4 days, because of a larger dose towards the beginning, you will trip for multiple days in a row. The brain develops immunities to LSD within days of taking it. On average the next day a person can not take another hit. After your 4th day, it is unlikely that you would have been able to trip until the 6th or 7th day. There are always exceptions, but that doesn't make it the rule.

"Many of these drugs have a profound emotional effect. They make the user feel in touch either with others around them or with their inner selves, feel closer to god or the universe, or just feel ecstatic, enhancing the enjoyment of music and dancing and being with other people. For this reason a variety of other names have been suggested that describe some of the other effects. These include phantasticants, psychedelics(mind manifesters), entactogens(touching within), and empathogenics(empathy creators). The latter three were proposed in an attempt to describe an effect of these drugs that causes the user to achieve insights into him- or herself and achieve a closer empathy with others. They have been proposed by those who feel that these drugs are useful tools in psychotherapy (Metzner, 1993)."
-Drugs and Behavior, An introduction to Behavioral Pharmacology William A. McKim

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