Blind person getting high?

[TDotBud]

woah..i used to always think about this 2

TDotBud Reviewed by TDotBud on 10-23-2007. Blind person getting high? I was thinking after smoking 3 blunts and 2 bowls today, :rastasmoke: what a high be like for somebody who'd permanently lost their vision? Do you think it would be more trippy than our highs, or maybe too stressful because their thoughts would be racing? I'm assuming it would still be similar to our highs after they got used to it, but maybe more dependant on what they thought and heard (especially how blind people usually develop more sensitive taste, smell, and hearing?) as opposed to how we Rating: 5

[cadmiumblimp]

Now, on the flipside, I wonder what it would be like for a deaf person?

[CAM07]

this is crazy, i was thinking about this like 2 nights ago when i was high...i think it would be alot more intense becuz your senses would be so amplified from being blind already that smoking would just amplify it even more

[sstolley]

What about stevie wonder? he's blind and is an incredible musician. we should ask him

[Chaotixxx]

What about stevie wonder? he's blind and is an incredible musician. we should ask him

Probably how he comes up with his music lol.

[mfqr]

how about someone who is deaf and blind? or deaf, blind, and mute? or how would it be for a beetleborg?

[SFGurrilla]

Maybe a low dosage of THC can be used to help blidness in some aspects and or take the 6the since 6 to another level. Maybe being blind is key. I wounder how shrooms would be. Maybe they could see again.

[melodious fellow]

Ray Charles used to do heroin and weed and drink a lot and he was blind.... anybody see that movie "Ray"? It is a good insight to blind people on drugs... kinda. Sorry, I am a bit blazed.

[sstolley]

smoking out someone who is blind, deaf, and mute would be:

ABUSE :smokin:

[4osiris]

I was thinking after smoking 3 blunts and 2 bowls today, :rastasmoke: what a high be like for somebody who'd permanently lost their vision? Do you think it would be more trippy than our highs, or maybe too stressful because their thoughts would be racing? I'm assuming it would still be similar to our highs after they got used to it, but maybe more dependant on what they thought and heard (especially how blind people usually develop more sensitive taste, smell, and hearing?) as opposed to how we have the added factor of what we see.

If that made any sense, think about it, and share your thoughts. :jointsmile:

I'd say better because all of their useful senses have been enhanced to accomodate.