Got poisoned last night

XxGanjaXXGOD said:

what?when i went to LA,PCP was called wet/sherm,i have heard PCP called embalming fluid,I dont know what you guys are talking about,unless embalming fluid contains formaldahyde?

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racerboy71 said:

my first question is if it was laced with something, especially something like wet, didn't it taste strange or even smell strange right off the bat??
If you have ever smelled wet, there is no fucking way someone could lace your weed with it and it get by your nose and have you not smell it at all..
Im fucking possible as wet has the most chemical / magic marker smell in the world, and i could smell that shit across the room, no way some one would be able to sneak it into my weed without my knowing it...

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DSB65 said:

your talking about that embalming fluid shit right...smoked it once and it fuck my world up....and you cant get past that smell

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racerboy71 said:

if you have ever smelled wet, there is no fucking way someone could lace your weed with it and it get by your nose and have you not smell it at all..
im fucking possible as wet has the most chemical / magic marker smell in the world, and i could smell that shit across the room, no way some one would be able to sneak it into my weed without my knowing it...

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JJFOURTWENTY said:

^QFT! Once in a while back in high school me and my friends would on occasion run into this crap. We dubbed it "chemical death weed". Smells just like how racerboy described it. Looked nasty as hell too. High was straight headache, dizzyness - really wasn't like a marijuana high at all. I distinctly remember tossing the bag out the car window after we'd all smoked a bowl of it.

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Smoking sherm, also known as smoking fry, illy, wet or dank, means smoking a cigarette or marijuana joint, that has been dipped in a liquid mixture containing PCP.
[h=2]What About Embalming Fluid?[/h]A liquid mixture of PCP has long been known in slang terms as "Embalming Fluid" and when people speak of sherms as dipped in embalming fluid they are referring, knowingly or otherwise, to this slang term for PCP.
This has been a point of some considerable confusion by users of sherm cigarettes, many of whom think they are in fact smoking embalming fluid and not PCP. It is suspected in fact that this point of confusion has led to ill-informed dealers actually procuring and using actual embalming fluid, either with or without PCP added, to make sherm cigarettes.
And this is a very bad idea…
Embalming fluid is composed of:

• Formaldehyde
• Methanol
• Ethanol
• Solvents

Smoking dried embalming fluid may lead to some degree of extra intoxication – there are a lot of chemicals at play – but it is extremely hazardous to your health. Embalming fluid is a known strong carcinogen, and can lead to cancers of the lungs, nose, throat and mouth, and is strong enough that even smelling open formaldehyde can lead to headaches and nausea.
Smoking formaldehyde will also damage the tissues of the lungs and throat, and with chronic use will lead to decreased lung function, emphysema and bronchitis like conditions.
Trip reports from people that seem to have actually smoked formaldehyde laced joints indicate that while real embalming fluid will make you somewhat high, it is not a very pleasant experience - never mind the long term health effects down the road.

[h=2]PCP overdose in E.R.[/h]



[h=2]PCP[/h]Sherms cigarettes are then actually just marijuana or tobacco cigarettes laced with PCP.
PCP, in small doses can feel somewhat just like very strong marijuana, but in larger doses (above 5mg) it becomes a uniquely PCP experience. In very large doses (above 20mg – although this varies by person) it can be a fatal experience, and an overdose of PCP can lead to some very unpleasant psychological and physiological effects, including prolonged schizophrenia-like psychosis, coma and death.
Recreational doses of PCP (sherm cigarettes) will cause symptoms that may include:

• Numbness (PCP was originally devised as a surgical anesthesia – and discontinued after the bizarre effects it had on post surgical patients).
• Dissociative states
• Hallucinations
• Animation
• Euphoria
• Intoxication
• Psychosis
• Anger/rage

Although it has some hallucinogenic properties, PCP differs significantly from other more conventional hallucinogens, and is more closely related to dissociative like ketamine.
The intense PCP high of a sherm cigarette will last between 2 and 4 hours, although PCP will linger in the body for days or even weeks after ingestion.
[h=2]The Risks of Smoking Sherms[/h]Like all things that seem to change our consciousness, with smoking PCP, there is a price to be paid.
Firstly then, if you are smoking sherms dipped in actual embalming fluid, you are subjecting your body to an insane self applied shellacking of carcinogen. It's your body – but it won't be for too long if you keep up that habit.
If you smoke sherms laced with PCP, there are also some risks.
PCP has a very bad reputation as a drug that turns users into rage filled psychopaths – with super human strength.
The problem is, PCP can induce a temporary form of psychosis, especially in people that are already prone to develop psychotic like conditions (you often wouldn't know if you are prone&#8230. A psychotic state means a state where you lose your grip on reality – and during these states, you might, for example, act in response to voices or visions that are not real. People have committed some violent acts while under PCP induced psychotic states, and because PCP is an anesthesia, people are not as aware of bodily pain and can seem "Superhuman" in that respect.
It probably won't happen to you – but then again, you never know.
[h=3]Long Term Use[/h]Heavy long term use of PCP in animal model studies resulted in brain damage in the form of Olney's Lesions. It is not yet clear if chronic PCP use causes brain damage in humans – but it might.
Chronic PCP use also seems to increase the risks of schizophrenic conditions, especially for anyone already prone towards psychosis.
PCP is also psychologically addictive, in much the same way that marijuana is addictive. Users who smoke sherms regularly may face withdrawal symptoms that include:

• Muscle aches
• Depression
• Lethargy
• Others

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bird mcbride said:

It all sounds strange to me. I know some e-coli can cause vomiting and blood. It is possible for a plant to carry the infection. Most likely through the use of water that was high in septics.

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