It's mainly when I stop noticing peripheral things.
Drunks seldom know how drunk they are.
HUH?
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It's mainly when I stop noticing peripheral things.
Drunks seldom know how drunk they are.
Just curious, because I have never been deep enough to experience narcosis. I have read various descriptions like "hearing jungle drums".
I forgotJust curious, because I have never been deep enough to experience narcosis. I have read various descriptions like "hearing jungle drums".
The deepest for me was 150' in Bonaire. It was completely by accident, unlike here in Florida the reef in Bonaire just keeps going down. I wasn't paying attention to my depth. When I checked and saw 150', I immediately started up.I'm curious...how deep have you been?
So from what I understand from the replies so far, it can be either a nice feeling or a scary feeling. But has anybody actually heard anything, like the "jungle drums" I read about?