Biggest Rush

[krishanleong]

PFR 13%, definitely a SH player... [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] Nice run!

Krishan

[sfwusc]

I am doing just the opposite.

-1BB for the last 4K hands or so. Not a rush

SWUSC

[droolie]

Mine was when I drank an entire 12oz bottle of maximum strength Robitussin.

[BradleyT]

I lost $200 in $25 NL 6 max this morning before work. That was a rush...

[mannika]

Currently just over 6BB/100 at 3/6 over 5700 hands. Was at about 12BB/100 after 1500 or so.

[AtlBrvs4Life]

My biggest rush is a 13.58 BB/100 win rate at .5/1 NL over 18,635 hands and counting.

[WSOPWinner2005]

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Mine was when I drank an entire 12oz bottle of maximum strength Robitussin.

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Was it DM? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

A few of you will know what I mean, but very few I assume..

[moondogg]

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Mine was when I drank an entire 12oz bottle of maximum strength Robitussin.

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Was it DM? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

A few of you will know what I mean, but very few I assume..

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I would assume quite a few would know it. It's no NyQuill, but sometimes it fun to get a little "ro-bo'ed". ...err, back in college I mean.

[droolie]

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Mine was when I drank an entire 12oz bottle of maximum strength Robitussin.

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Was it DM? [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

A few of you will know what I mean, but very few I assume..

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I would assume quite a few would know it. It's no NyQuill, but sometimes it fun to get a little "ro-bo'ed". ...err, back in college I mean.

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Maximum Strength had the DM in it without any other active ingredients, or er that's what I've heard....

For a good time READ THIS NOW--THIS MEANS YOU! LOL!

http://www.lycaeum.org/drugs.old/syn.../contents.html

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I've come to the conclusion that DXM is almost unique in it's ability to create a truly "alien" experience - one in which major aspects of one's humanity can become entirely irrelevant. Most obviously, one's body can be left behind; even forgotten. The experience of becoming or encountering bizarre life-forms seems at least somewhat common, as are weird, horizonless landscapes or space-scapes. I think alot of this "alieness" comes from having so many of one's ties to the familiar severed. When your body is gone, your mind loses its sense of how "big" or how "small" you are in relation to your surroundings. Hence hallucinations of huge things like galaxies, or of being as large as a mountain, as small as an atom, etc. I think the brain also misses subtle clues like the sensation of breathing, blood flowing through the veins, etc. - things which help remind you that you're human. And at some point, even your memories of the familiar may be suppressed.

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[moondogg]

Who needs DM when you can just stare at morphing picture of Fred Savage?

I don't mean to hijack this thread, but... oh hell, yes I do.