Swim took 2 huge hits of 5x last night. Swim doesn't even remember exhaling the second hit. Swim's subconscious was instantly blasted into the "black expanse" as he likes to call it. He was instantly blasted through a colorful maze that had no end. For some reason this was beyond hilarious and Swim's subconsciousness started laughing in the most maniacal and uncontrollable way. Suddenly, Swim was travelling down a hallway that had colorful doors one after the other. As soon as one door was opened, another appeared. This was also uncontrollably funny. Loud, uncontrollable laughter ensued. The whole experience only lasted what seemed like 30 seconds. The odd part is that Swim recorded the trip on a point-and-shoot camera using the video function (really just for the audio), and the trip lasted over 3 minutes! VIDEO RECAP: 0:20-0:50 - First hit and exhale. 0:50-1:20 - Swim exhales second hit with a sigh. 1:30 - Swim lets out a few, quick moans. 1:45 - Swim starts to giggle. 1:50 - Swim starts to laugh uncontrollably. 2:20 - Swim says "Oh, that's hilarious!" in a deep, odd voice. 2:30 - Swim turns his head, opens his eyes and asks, "Why is it so hilarious?" is the same deep, odd voice. 2:40-4:00 - Swim lies silent for a full minute or more, apparently tripping balls again. 4:00 - Swim starts to laugh again, wheezing from laughing so hard like Dom Deluise. 4:10 - Swim asks, "Are you going to let me out?" and then flubs his lips with an exhale like horses do. 4:20 - Swim opens his eyes and looks around, mumbling "Am I out?" 4:30 - Swim asks, "Who's there?" then says, "Answer me!" 4:40 - Swim says, "I'm gonna get up now." and proceeds to thrust his arms straight up into the air. 5:00-5:20 - Swim realizes the situation and surroundings, laughs for a little bit and says, "Oh, that's what happened!" Swim reports that the laughing in salvia land was extremely loud and almost inhuman, a severe cackling. On the video, the laughing was weird and ranged from giggles, bellowing laughter, cackling and laughing so hard Swim was wheezing. At times, Swim's voice seemed deep and weird, almost inhuman. But the strange thing is that most people report "I felt like I was gone for hours but I was only gone for 4 minutes!" or whatever. Swim was gone for 3-plus minutes but it only felt like 30 seconds! The laughter did feel incredibly good, according to Swim. He says the never-ending maze and hall of infinite doors was some type of message from beyond, telling him that "We have nothing to offer you right now, but we will let you laugh and have a good time." Swim says it's maybe the hardest he's ever laughed in his life, and laughing hard always feels good.... :sunny:
