Diviner's sage

[Ulmdorgr]

I've never really had the chance to use salvia a lot at one time. I might experiment with daily doses if I get the chance.

It's always good to postpone hallucinogenic use so you don't build a tolerance for it and to let your body return to normal. They say salvia has "reverse tolerance" but I'm not sure.

[RocketeerJim]

I've no problem with that. The anticipation itself is part of the build-up to the experience. Its like looking forward to a vacation, albeit a verrrrrrrrrrrrrry short one. It's like waiting in line at Disneyland. Let's face it. . . I'm hooked.

[nothim]

disney is awesome , i liked the aerosmith rollercoster, do they do it in u.s. aswell lol?

i did not know what i was getting into the first time, and after the green light went off, in the next half a second i fainted , for real , and after the trip , i said ....wow, i think i will do it again, this time i will get prepared with that head down and spinning section not to black out again, it went smooth , though i waited one hour in (at or on) queue

[RocketeerJim]

I'm afraid there's no Aerosmith ride at Disneyland Anaheim, Boolie. Disney seems to have slightly different "themes" at each of its parks, or at least a different variety of rides and such. Sounds like you had a lot of fun. The only other Disney I've been to is in Florida and that was more than 20 years ago. Maybe someday when I'm wealthy I'll visit another one.

[nothim]

sorry to hear that,
for myself, that ride was many years ago too, and it was on rush

[RocketeerJim]

on rush? Do you mean Amyl Nitrate?

[nothim]

very big , huge lol

no , on rush meaning on hurry, it was an organized holiday to Paris France, and we were from the whole country gather there , with a guide, and all the objectives like Notre Dame, Sacre Coeur, Versailes, Louvre, Disnayland , ...they all went on hurry , cause we were there only for 5 days.....
it was nice.
a bit pretty fast though!!!!
lol

[Ulmdorgr]

sorry to hear that,
for myself, that ride was many years ago too, and it was on rush

Jim, he meant either, "it was a rush," or, "during that time of my life I was in a rush." The former is less likely to be used because it is a figure of speech and thus boolie may not be familiar with the phrase.

on rush meaning on hurry

You mean, "in a rush meaning in a hurry."

[RocketeerJim]

Gotcha. It was the preposition "on" that tripped me up.

[nothim]

on hurry and in a hurry , in it the same thing?
that is what i meant, both !
is 'quickly' a sinonim to both?

[RocketeerJim]

Boolie, my friend, please allow me to try to clarify:

"Rush", in its noun form, is one of several product names for amyl nitrate, a mind-altering inhalent. Other names include "Poppers" and, curiously, "Locker Room". Some people occasionally inhale amyl nitrate fumes to obtain short-term mind-altering effects, to get "high", or to "enhance" an exciting experience (such as sex, for instance). Probably would be exciting to inhale "Rush" before beginning a ride on a roller coaster. Then you would be riding the roller coaster "on rush". When we say we are/were "on rush", given the "trade" or "commercial" usage of the word "Rush" in its noun form as the name for that inhalent, the word "on" in the phrase would have a similar meaning to "under the effects of". Just as when we say a person is "on drugs" we mean he is "under the effects of drugs". Ergo my misinterpretation of your sentence.

Alternatively, "rush", in its verb form, means about the same as "hurry". We would say one is "in a rush" (or alternatively "in a hurry") if they were "rushed" (or alternatively "hurried"). Thus, to be "in a rush" is about the same as to be "in a hurry".

To say one did something "on rush" if they were hurried would not be grammatically correct. To say "on rush" in that fashion is to use the preposition "on" to modify a verb. I believe prepositions are not correctly used to modify verbs. They are correctly used to modify nouns. So when I read your post, containing the phrase "on rush", I read it to mean "on", or "under the effects of", rush (in its noun form).

For example: to say "I was on rush when I made love to my girlfriend" would mean I had taken a dose of amyl nitrate prior to making love to her. But to say "I was in a rush when I made love to my girlfriend" would mean I was short of time when I did so and so was hurried.

I hope this helps you.

[nothim]

thank you,

where about is this amyl nitrate going to be found ?

is this something popular in us , cause i have never heard of it ?

is this a gass used as an anestetic?

[RocketeerJim]

Here's some info about "poppers" from wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poppers.

One can generally buy poppers from "adult-oriented" (meaning only adults are allowed entrance) shops such as "smoke shops", "dirty book stores", etc. but not at the typical grocery store. I bought a small bottle (about the size of a bottle of "eye-drops") recently for $10 at a combination pipe/bong/lingerie/sex toy/porn movie store (where I also bought my first "sample" of Salvia 20X). I sniffed it a few times and felt warm and sort of dizzy but not "disoriented" by any means. This effect lasted only for a couple of minutes with no noticeable after-effect. I think it causes the user to lose a certain amount of "inhibition" and maybe makes it easier to do things one might not normally feel comfortable to do.