Kids are purposely dehydrating themselves to get a "light headed" feeling! Wtf!

Nothing surprises me about kids anymore. Gallon smashing? Everything else they do? And these are the people who will run our country one day. Pray for death before it happens.

Yo, yo, yo, yo kiddies. If y'all ain't on the jenk, y'all ain't trippin' balls, knowwhatI'msayin'?

Our future is doomed Wrote:
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> Nothing surprises me about kids anymore. Gallon
> smashing? Everything else they do? And these are
> the people who will run our country one day. Pray
> for death before it happens.

I thought the same way about kids Slamdancing in the 80's and those idiots are close to 50 now.

On the heels of this crisis, New York City's Mayor Bloomberg has enacted emergency legislation requiring everyone within the city limits under the age of 18 to drink 8 ounces of water every hour from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

Where in FX can I find some 16-18 yr school girls that are getting fucked up constantly and need money and will do damn near anything to get some $?

Wow! How the hell is dehydration FUN?!

Legg Mason Wrote:
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> Wow! How the hell is dehydration FUN?!


I heard death is pretty cool also! lol

LOL! Seriously, that's wtf that feeling is! Your damn brain and organs shutting down! Man! This is why weed needs to be legal!

"Let's play who can dehydrate fast enough"

Aka end up in the ER or dead from a heat stroke!

Wonder how many idiots will die this summer from dehydration high retarded idiot syndrome!

Never hurts to thin the herd

Don't they realize they can get fucked up by simply huffing freon from their AC units on the side of their house? kids these days...

I can't imagine how dehydrated = fun or being high or feeling high or whatever it's supposed to do!

I stand corrected all of this sounds like a blast!

The signs and symptoms of dehydration range from minor to severe and include:

Increased thirst Dry mouth and swollen tongue Weakness Dizziness Palpitations (feeling that the heart is jumping or pounding) Confusion Sluggishness fainting Fainting Inability to sweat Decreased urine output

Take the person to the hospital's emergency department if these situations occur:

Fever higher than 103°F Confusion Sluggishness (lethargy) Headache Seizures Difficulty breathing Chest or abdominal pains Fainting No urine in the last 12 hours

Increased or constant vomiting for more than a day Fever over 101°F Diarrhea for more than 2 days Weight loss Decreased urine production Confusion Weakness


/sarcasm


Seriously! WTF!

I accidently got high last night? Had my heat on since it was a bit chilly, woke up and it was warm, ended up being slightly dehydrated and it is not a pleasant feeling whatsoever. My stomach hurt, head hurt, so dizzy, eyes hurt. I'm hoping this is a joke because I don't understand how anyone could purposely do that to themselves.

Last year kids were drinking gallons of water at a time to get "high"

Now they are dehydrating themselves?

Weird.

Im confused Wrote:
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> Last year kids were drinking gallons of water at a
> time to get "high"
>
> Now they are dehydrating themselves?
>
> Weird.


+1

So, I looked this up..and there's no info on this...so it's either bullshit or really so new there's no info on it, lol..wtf!

Good. Self-enforced eugenics for the win.

Stabitha Wrote:
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> Where in FX can I find some 16-18 yr school girls
> that are getting fucked up constantly and need
> money and will do damn near anything to get some
> $?


Preplanning for your neighbor's prom?

Mt. climber here - got stuck on a Mt. top w/ 5 day storm. 5 days with about 6 oz water a day and no food at 15000 feet elevation. I was definitely dreaming in Technicolor but not much impairment when awake...

Stabitha's perverted history Wrote:
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> Stabitha Wrote:
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> > Where in FX can I find some 16-18 yr school
> girls
> > that are getting fucked up constantly and need
> > money and will do damn near anything to get
> some
> > $?
>
>
> Preplanning for your neighbor's prom?


Precursory evidence that Stabitha is a pedophile.
A self-confession.
Perverts always hang themselves.

>Mt. climber here - got stuck on a Mt. top w/ 5 day storm. 5 days with about 6 oz
>water a day and no food at 15000 feet elevation. I was definitely dreaming in
>Technicolor but not much impairment when awake...

Where were you? Not in this country, obviously.

I got dehydrated on a job once, walking through the Utah desert. Our truck (with the huge ice chest inside) hove into sight about 500 yards away and I remember thinking 'How the hell am I supposed to get there?' This was across flat level ground at this point. I staggered on and a couple of drinks later I was right as rain, but at no point was this fun or 'high', just loopy.



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abelard Wrote:
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> I got dehydrated on a job once, walking through
> the Utah desert. Our truck (with the huge ice
> chest inside) hove into sight about 500 yards away
> and I remember thinking 'How the hell am I
> supposed to get there?' This was across flat
> level ground at this point. I staggered on and a
> couple of drinks later I was right as rain, but at
> no point was this fun or 'high', just loopy.


What color was your urine?

>What color was your urine?

I honestly don't remember - it was the heat as much as dehydration but it wasn't a long-term thing, just a couple of hours. Until I got a bit of water in me I didn't even realize how loopy I'd just been.

It was times like these that gave me desert smarts - now when I take people out, I tell them 'if you haven't whizzed in a while, keep drinking till you do'. Amazing how quickly things can get bad in the desert.

thank me later

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abelard Wrote:
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> What color was your urine?

> I honestly don't remember - it was the heat as
> much as dehydration but it wasn't a long-term
> thing, just a couple of hours. Until I got a bit
> of water in me I didn't even realize how loopy I'd
> just been.

hmm... interesting.

> It was times like these that gave me desert smarts
> - now when I take people out, I tell them 'if you
> haven't whizzed in a while, keep drinking till you
> do'. Amazing how quickly things can get bad in
> the desert.

But.... water, alone, won't save a dehydrated person in the desert or anywhere, as I'm sure you know.

>But.... water, alone, won't save a dehydrated person in the desert or anywhere, as I'm sure you know.

It will for a good long while. Keep up on water and you should be able to stay alive until you starve, which should take weeks. We're talking a pretty goodly amount of water though, gallons a day preferably. You'll sweat like crazy but you won't realize it - places I've been will dry a pair of blue jeans from dripping in about half an hour.

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Keep up on water
> and you should be able to stay alive until you
> starve, which should take weeks. We're talking a
> pretty goodly amount of water though, gallons a
> day preferably.

> You'll sweat like crazy but you
> won't realize it - places I've been will dry a
> pair of blue jeans from dripping in about half an
> hour.


I've been in those same places.

Pedialyte..... great stuff.

>Pedialyte..... great stuff.

You gotta be pretty far gone to require that stuff but I carry it in Africa for the odd dehydrated baby. Saved a couple with it, although more with the EMT's prescription: 'Apply diesel'.

> Mt. climber here - got stuck on a Mt. top w/ 5 day storm. 5 days with about 6 oz water a day and no food at 15000 feet elevation.

Umm... what kind of storm was this? Dust storm?

I now that changing snow or rain into water smacks of of science but really try to use theories developed in the later half of the stone age.