Feeling clouded and 'lost for words'

[Euphoric7]

After smoking, for the next day or two, I feel clouded and I can't think of things to say like I was once able to.

It's actually really similar to waking up and accidentally putting your orange juice in the microwave instead of back in the fridge. *happened*.

Anyway, so my question, in summary, is:

Why exactly _does_ this happen? Would a sativa-dominant strain stop this from happening? Anyone have similar experiences?

(when I was writing "Anyone", I accidentally wrote "Anyway". This may be normal for some people, but it's never happened to me previous to this)


Thanks, guys.

Euphoric7 Reviewed by Euphoric7 on 10-07-2008. Feeling clouded and 'lost for words' After smoking, for the next day or two, I feel clouded and I can't think of things to say like I was once able to. It's actually really similar to waking up and accidentally putting your orange juice in the microwave instead of back in the fridge. :D *happened*. Anyway, so my question, in summary, is: Why exactly _does_ this happen? Would a sativa-dominant strain stop this from happening? Anyone have similar experiences? (when I was writing "Anyone", I accidentally wrote "Anyway". Rating: 5

[Coelho]

Man... it happens with me all the time... (probably because i smoke everyday...) i already accepted it as a long term effect of smoking, so it doesnt bother me anymore. OK sometimes its hard to keep a conversation because of this, but as i never was a great "talker" i dont mind it very much.
And i dont know why it happens, or if the strain you smoke has anything to do with this... anyway, after one or two days without smoking this effect wears off, and you can talk "normally" again.

[Euphoric7]

I lit some new Jack Herrer the other night, and I was WAYY back on track again .
I got my conversational "mojo" back again.