Today’s a happy day. I got in a new shipment of toys. I started out with 2 sprays of MX203, added a 3rd about 4 hrs later. Now about 12 hrs after it all started, I got bored sitting at home and put some Ishine 2x on for the first time on the insides of my elbows (1 spray each)
Ok, smells nice, don’t really feel the self effects just yet.
waited about 20 minutes. I stopped smelling my own elbows and then I could smell a much different “sweeter” smell when my nose got some breathing room.
so after about 30 minutes, I had another “WTF why not” moment and put on a spray of CTTM 2 on the top of each wrist. (I was careful not to spray on the same areas)
Holy crap. It was like an instant sugar buzz. This cute little boyish “tee hee” levity came out. I suddenly feel like making jokes, winking, smiling and being socially playful. I suddenly found myself wanting to engage in social activities and having fun.
I’m definitely going to try to reproduce this “buzz” I’m feeling. Hmmm…comdey club invite for Wednesday…this could be fun.
Good call. I intend on mixing MX203 once I have a good handle on what it does and once I have a good handle on what I’m mixing it with. (Which means I need to be testing CTTM and Ishine by themselves too.)
I felt I owe it to the group and smartmones to give what a layman would consider thorough research.
Ok, here’s an interesting report. I had on 1 spray of IS 2x on each wrist spread up to my forearms.
I had 1 spray of CTTM on my neck.
I went to lunch about an hour later and decided to go to Subway. There was one guy in there. Black, around mid-30s, blue collar of some sort (wearing all brown, had a ring of keys). There were two (white?) girls behind the counter.
I ordered my sandwich with Girl #1, and Girl #2 was adding the extras on the gentleman’s sandwich. Girl #2 finishes his sandwich and sees mine waiting for it’s extras. Instead of ringing out the guy in front of me, she wraps it, slides it to the register and says I’ll be right with you. She then proceeds to ask me what I want on my sandwich. Before I can say, “it’s ok, take care of him” the guy doesn’t miss a beat. Says “You gotta be kidding me” and stomps out without looking back.
I remember that subway doing that to me before, where instead of ringing me out, I’m waiting for them to backlog the line with more sandwiches waiting to be sold.
It seemed like a very weird hit. I feel bad for the guy in front of me, but I had no idea what to say/do. There was no line in front of him, as we were beating the lunch rush, so it’s not like he was waiting for 30 minutes.
