Random
Source Code
Random
Death trip is something to describe a hell-ish experience when ingesting hallucinogenic drugs, such as L.S.D. and PsiloCubensis(Magic)Mushrooms. A Death Trip is usually classified as a "Bad trip" Multiplied by 2, and is more dramatic in about every way, Especially when it comes down to length of the trip.
common symptoms of a Death Trip is: Extreme feeling of nausia, excessive vomiting, unable to walk/move, unable to consume food or water, high fever, yellowing/paleing of skin, and Extreme hallucination.
Usually lasting twice 3 times as long as a normal trip but also depends on how much of the drug is used.
While experiencing a death trip one may acknowledge life lessons, experience extreme deja vu, have vissions of past life, and possibly learn there lesson about the power of these hallucingens.
Bob: I experienced a Death Trip last weekend. I had two hits of spongebob blotter paper and ate a couple of stems of Liberty caps.
Ted: Really? How was it?
Bob: I spent the remainder of my weekend tripping off the blobs crawling on my arms and puking up fridays night's taco bell.
Ted: Wow, sounds bad.
Bob: yeah... Hence the name.
30👍 7👎
The Wisconsin Death trip is a celebration of life in the midst of death, and a celebration of death in the midst of life. Common elements of the death trip include:
The Funeral Drinking Game
Photography of the person laying in state.
The endless loop Seasons of Your Life animation montage of the deceased
Memorial Day cemetery picnics
Cookie Cutters made from home casting raised letters from tombstones
Meeting a future spouse at a funeral
Dealing with death stress by having particularly good sex
But, there are regional variations.
Some of this has been documented in a book called Wisconsin Death Trip by Michael Lesy, Charles Van Schaik, and Warren Susman.
I thought I could escape the Wisconsin Death Trip by moving away from Wisconsin until I realized that we all carry the Wisconsin death trip within us — even people who aren’t from Wisconsin.
144👍 8👎
Static x’s debut album with a song of the same name. The name is from a novel about mysterious deaths in black river falls Wisconsin from the 1800s to the 1900s.
Wisconsin death trip live is amazing