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    1. 08-10-2005 07:21 PM #1
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      Wild? Mild? Child? How about fryild?

      Hello mates. I have LD consistently.

      So, i come to this forum because it intrests me, and all i see is about 600 topics that read "am i WILD?" " Did i just wild?!?!" ect ect. Well, anyways, i read this guide that is on the main page about wild, however, i still dont understand.

      People say you have to stay awake while youre body sleeps. Does this mean you let youre body go numb/melt or paralyze? Because thats how i go to sleep every night, unless of course im totally tired and as soon as i slump down i fall asleep.

      I usually play my radio in the background, and put my face into the corner where the armrest, back, and seat cusion meet. (Did i mention i sleep on a couch?) Then i tune out the tv, and focus on nothingness that is my eyelids. I can pretty much make my body go numb on command now days.

      So is this the WILD that everyone raves about? Its kinda hard to explain i guess, but it would be cool if someone could tell me if its close...

      EDIT: LD is so much fun. I typically shank or blow away people robbing my house, or i go on a full out sprint and smash though peoples house windows and run through thier houses. Ive also jumped into swimming pools to hide from my angry neighbors, and just breathed water. mmm, fun. I think ill go to sleep now
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    2. 08-10-2005 08:44 PM #2
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      that's not exactly WILD.
      WILD is a state where your body goes to sleep and will do it regardless of you being aware of it or not. Pretty much you are laying in bed and suddenly *bam*! without any warning your body and mind are taken over by *hallucinations*, not just numbness, tiredness or paralysis. After a lot of experiences one can almost completely negate these hallucinations, but during your first WILD, you *will* be baffled by them.
      It is *impossible* to experience WILD and not know that something is going on
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    3. 08-11-2005 08:55 PM #3
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      Seems to me ur a natural my cousin is and he tells me he does the same thing u do. LUCKY 8)
      [/SIGPIC]Knowing is only half the battle, Believing is taking it to the next level..

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