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Hey guys,
So last week I smoked a cigarette for the first time and ever since then every time I drink water I start hallucinating really bad and get extremely nauseated. I haven't had anything to drink for the past 12 hours because in scared but I'm verrry dehydrated and I need water soon.
Either this is fake or there is a government experiment taking place in your area. Either that or you are just nuts
good.....good, its working. soon you will be under my control. (dammit, i gotta stop talking about my plan!)
*clears throat*
Cigarettes as in a blunt? Water doesn't make you high unless it's spiked.
Water doesn't to such things, so go see a doctor and check for anything else that can cause hallucinations.
try it with bottled water from the store or some other source. see if it still happens. if so its probablly not the water. the only way water should do that is if theres something in the water such as lsd.
Drink orange juice for the vitamins and rehydration, take two aspirin every eight hours for next two days and you'll be fine, ps don't do it again ya Numpty
Either you're trolling or something's wrong with you. Water is good for you. Cigs aren't very healthy but they don't get you high.
I beg to differ. I've been a heavy smoker 17 years. I've quit before for about a year but started smoking again. When I smoked a pack a day I felt headaches and had the runs, etc (classic nicotine overdose symptoms).
But when I cut down to about 1-3 smokes a day I would get light headed, dizzy, nausea, feeling of weightlessness, loss of strength and numbness in my extremities (ie no grip in my hands) right after having a smoke. This hits me hard with the first smoke of the day, especially if I didn't smoke the day before, when my system is fairly detoxed and I'm on an empty stomach. For about 4 minutes I can barely walk back inside, my vision is a little blurry and I need to hold on to things. I've even had some vomiting "heaves" without actually vomiting.
These are all the symptoms I get from smoking weed, every time. It's an intoxication. It's a battle between sitting down so I don't trip and kill myself versus getting something, anything, like some ceral, fruit, chugging some juice or even at least water into my system to make it all pass.
As for the water causing hallucinations... I won't discount the possibility of contamination. Maybe there's a government experiment being conducted. But natural water just doesn't do that obviously. I think it's far more likely that this kid was experiencing these effects from the cigarette, then had water, associated the effects with the water instead of the cigarettes. This association was so strong that the brain actually fires those responses in reaction to the associated stimuli (water).