• 💊 OTHER DRUGS 💊 Welcome Guest
    Posting Rules Bluelight Rules
    Notable Threads 1 Notable Threads 2
    Dangerous Combos Addiction Support
    Emergency Services Benzo Guide v.1
    Addiction Stories Scary Case Studies
    Biology, Pharmacology & Drugs 101
  • Select Your Topic Then Scroll Down
    Alcohol Bupe Benzos
    Cocaine Heroin Opioids
    RCs Stimulants Misc
    Harm Reduction All Topics Gabapentinoids
    Tired of your habit? Struggling to cope?
    Want to regain control or get sober?
    Visit our Recovery Support Forums

Opioids Shooting Upside-Down

Status
Not open for further replies.
Druidus

Druidus

Bluelighter
Joined
Mar 28, 2006
Messages
596
If I were to take a shot of hydromorphone while pretty much vertical and upside-down, would that cause more of the hydromorphone to reach brain receptors?

Just curious.
 
oh mate i read several fucked up shit on this board but this is as epic as "can u fax acid" thread lmao
 
Okay, seriously.. Even knowing how dumb that sounded, I'm still curious enough to go upstairs and do that right now, just for the head rush! I'll post again shortly!
 
Please DO NOT attempt to IV ANYTHING while hanging upside down. I really dont think there has been much research as to the possible negative side effects.....one can only imagine
 
Haha, first of all, I don't have the means to hang myself upside down. But I can tell you that hanging backwards off of my bed with my head almost touching the ground made for a slightly stronger rush, due to the blood pooling in my head. It was kind of cool.

Although, I'm with James.. Full inversion just sounds like a bad idea on all accounts.
 
I dont think its that dumb of a question, wont more blood be in that part of the body (the head) if someone is upside down? isnt that part of why you get a rush from it?

I could see it being a reasonable question to wonder...

if not, dont mind me, im pretty baked right now....


edit; I know that the bbb and other factors probably make it so more blood in head does not equal more drug in brain... just think the question isnt quite best of bluelight material
 
I never said it was a dumb question....in fact i think only one post on this thread even suggested that. I think were all merely saying that its a "bad idea"...not a "dumb question".....

...allthough to be completely honest, I think its a little bit of both.
 
^Jesus Christ dude, lighten up..

I'm pretty sure he wasn't directing his post just at you.




And for the record.. I think it was a pretty dumb question.
 
Thank you for your concern but I am allready "lightened up" ALOT. :)

I appreciate the comment though. Thank you.
 
haha interesting post. i however can be of no help, but to go off topic for a minute, jamesbrown i could use ur help bro! got a thread in od i would appreciate ur help wit. "suboxone after h??" i think ur just the man for the job if you have time i'd appreciate it man.
 
Ok, whatever, guys. Look, I knew it wasn't likely to do anything. I'm not an idiot, I just thought it might do something, possibly, and asked you guys to see if anyone knew or had tested.

I still think it might, potentially, do something, despite your mockery and ridicule. Possibilities remain possibilities, even when their very existence is scorned. It is quite a valid question, whether body position can influence positively, or negatively, the subjective feel of an injection of an opiate. There are easy ways to scientifically test this.

Look, I'm in university, about to enter a neuroscience masters degree program at Dalhousie. I'm not dumb. Curious? Yes. Apparently more curious and interested in obtaining knowledge (even obscure knowledge) than you; as you have attempted to mock me for being inquisitive about something I simply don't KNOW.

You know, ignorance is not a "sin", a crime, or a state of disgrace. It is the neutral state, it's fine, it's where you begin. And you advance to try to fill that ignorance up with knowledge through exploration of your world and discussions of other's explorations. There is NOTHING wrong with asking questions. Willful ignorance, being ignorant of something on purpose, or maintaining one's ignorance on a topic on purpose, for whatever reason, is stupidity. That's a real state of disgrace.

So if I thought of that question, and didn't try to find a real, logical, possibly scientific answer, then I'd have done something wrong. All I did was fulfill my inquisitive nature by attemptng to answer yet another question. I was merely attempting to obtain knowledge. If that's "dumb", well, then, fine, I guess I'll be dumb. But it seems that the reverse would be true, the one who is unwilling to explore a question, simply because it is an odd one, out of a seemingly prideful or scornful demeanor, that one is the dumb one.

But whatever, what do I know; stupid me, trying to eradicate ignorance, even in exotically odd areas... How could I do such a thing? Asking a question... Damn...

You guys are ridiculous. I never said it would or wouldn't increase the high. I asked because it would be interesting to know it did, or didn't, or even if it made it worse. How can one learn without asking questions or studying textbooks/other-information?

Ha, seriously, it's hilarious what you think is dumb. I mean, fuck, there's a thread here called "Urinophagia", and you pick this as the dumb one?
 
Last edited:
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top