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Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 9:48 pm
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Okay, so I've just come back from a short visit to my old city to see my mom and a few of my old friends.
My friends as well as my mother (who has MS) have dabbled in smoking marijuana. The Psycotropic drugs ((Mushrooms / LSD Ect')) only span out to a few of my friends. The legal herb the gas stations sell are considered deadly for the simple fact that certain brands; ((Voodoo, Supernova, and K2)) create the effect of doing amphetamines and or psycotrpics.
Alcohol is also considered a drug and I'm sure most of you know at least one artist who's dabbled in that. Edger Allen Poe and Anne Rice have had drinking problems in the past along with other artist.
Now you may be asking yourself, "Why talk about these things Wyatt?" , well it's come to my attention that many Artist have had a problem or an addiction to these substances.
I have smoked marijuana as well as the legal herb. And I have been known to drink on occasion. Did it make me any better? Did it create some big masterpiece of epic preportions? Can I play Mozart on the Piano drunk?? The answer is no...
Before I did any type of substance I was still the Artist you know me to be today. There was no change, no sudden knack to write an epic. It was all just dreamlike...and don't take that for being something amazing..
There is a calm about everything at times, and you feel numb to reality... it's horror. This is just what I've experienced but it's really just horrable.. I can put it to you this way..
My body would go numb as if I had been dumped under thick ice, and my brain would try to react but I just couldn't find the will to do anything but just think about the situation and get lost in the process of it all... I can say now that I know what death feels like.
I've forgotten to breath cause I felt like my lungs where frozen once. The hazy dream has even made me lose full scope of reality, thinking my friend had broken into the neighbors house and that we were sleeping on the floor of someone elses room when in fact it was his own the entire time.
They did nothing for me but open a pandoras box of horror..lol so as the saying goes Dont do drugs kids.. I've cleaned up my act.. xp
So my question is this, what are your opinions on drugs in the artistic community?? Have you ,or anyone you know ever "experimented" with anything before to try and find inspiration?? Please share your stories and opinions 3nodding -Y@
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Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 11:10 pm
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Probably one of the most interesting articles I have ever read. Although I'm a bit glad that you found the knack and volition to quit what could have spiraled you down. It is a mind-challenging thought, but the the mindless thought of it chills me to the bone. But, I would have to say 'No (like what I would really say) to this one - as an addiction will only block your ability to harness more creative ability - same as having some horrible side effects.
True, Edgar Allan Poe was bit of an Alcoholic - but that's not the whole reason why he became one of the World's most renowned Gothic Poet, most of the influence came from his Wife and Family - At least, that's in my perspective - I am certainly not Edgar Allan Poe, and can't bear the thought of me having to know, it seemed that his life was a whole Shakespearean Tragic Poem.
Once again, thanks. I'm glad that you had this certain-mindset that the World's most hated and infamous substance and flaw, may have just done more than darken our lungs and brainwash our memories. What's your next question? I certainly can't wait to answer the next one. I'm through, for now - now let's see what the rest has to say...
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Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2010 8:08 am
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Posted: Thu Jul 15, 2010 11:58 am
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Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2010 1:56 am
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Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2010 8:27 am
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Posted: Fri Jul 16, 2010 12:26 pm
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sheya 3 Eternal Rebellion Jericho - You make a really good point, but think about the people back in the day? 1950's or so on, they didn't know that these things had side effects. That's probably why we had Hippies... what the hell are u talkin about she didnt mention any hippie like totally out there peace
I know she didn't - I'm just trying to make a point, if you didn't know it was bad; would you still do it? Geez, calm down... crying
"That's PROBABLY why we had Hippies.."
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Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2010 3:25 am
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Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2010 12:14 pm
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Posted: Wed Jul 21, 2010 12:09 pm
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Posted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 3:09 pm
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Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 1:45 pm
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Eternal Rebellion sheya 3 Eternal Rebellion Jericho - You make a really good point, but think about the people back in the day? 1950's or so on, they didn't know that these things had side effects. That's probably why we had Hippies... what the hell are u talkin about she didnt mention any hippie like totally out there peace I know she didn't - I'm just trying to make a point, if you didn't know it was bad; would you still do it? Geez, calm down... crying "That's PROBABLY why we had Hippies.."
if you look it up, the reason we had what everyone calls 'hippies' was because of the Vietnam war they were also known as doves who did no believe that we should had been fighting in the war also known as liberals. but hippies were like the liberals only more extreme. and hawks were the conservatives that supported the war. drugs were around way before then but just finally making their way into the light of the media. it is kind of funny actually, hippies lived in big groups and believed they shared everything and everyone go the same as the other which is a lot like the communist we were fighting in the Vietnam War. XD
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Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 1:50 pm
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