silent

Around the 8th grade I started to experiment (I should say 'started smoking') with marijuana. At that same time me and my buddy named Mitch would smoke and kick back at Brandon's.

One day, We smoked alot for me at that time... Passing around a few bowls with 4 people, and smoked 2 joints. I began to become really stupid and could not control my laughing (normal I know). But my dumbfoundedness and inability to think was very awkward now that I think back on it. Anywho, that brings the next of the worst smoking experience of my life. I began to get VERY dizzy, my hands became very dry, I was running a high fever. I notioned I needed some water and when I got up I began to throw-up uncontrollably. The only way I could not throw up is if I was hunched over in a chair. I felt so incredibly sick and as soon as I stood up I would hurl. I had no snot in my nose -- I know you're thinking "wtf does this matter", but my ENTIRE body semed so dry; my mouth, nose, eyes, hands and legs. I had an uncontrollable lust for water. The effect eventually went away after about 4-5 hours and I went home wondering what the fuck happened.

It also happened about 2 weeks ago but I just laid down on my friends bed for about 20 minutes and the nausea went away. I also did not notice any other effects besides my head hurting and being sick for that brief time.

I am just curious if there is any explanation (medically or anything is fine -- I'm open minded) so I can see what happened.

Thanks
Mike

Derram

I've heard of ppl puking from smoking too much, just never seen it. You ever have motion sickness (car, carnival rides, etc)?

leftoverzack

you might have been de-hydrated. smokers need to make sure that when they smoke they are drinking fluids, preferably water. also the pot you were smoking couldve been laced with somethign such as crack, which would explain the dizzyness and nausa. just speculating

1tokeovertheline

I have a buddy that used to do the same thing. Not every time, but if he smoked some high test, he would puke his guts out. The only way he could stop from being sick was to sit on the edge of a chair and lean over on his knees. He could talk and laugh and carry on a conversation as long as he stayed "hunched" over for a 1/2 hour or so. We would laugh our ass off at him and when he was "better" he would sit up and say "WOW, I'm glad that's over." Then he would be fine. He was kind of a health nut, so he dranks lots of water all the time and I know the pot wasn't laced. I forgot all about it until I just read this thread. Now I am laughing about it as I type. He doesn't get motion sickness either by the way.