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no tree = no sleep

Discussion in 'Marijuana Consumption Q&A' started by deanjonesg, Aug 8, 2012.

  1. #1 deanjonesg, Aug 8, 2012
    no tree = no sleep
     
  2. #2 Officer burnout, Aug 8, 2012
    excercise = sleep w/wo tree
     
  3. #3 deanjonesg, Aug 8, 2012
    Insomnia a bitch. :/
     
  4. #4 NeverOddOrEven., Aug 8, 2012
    no woman no cry
    :smoking:

    exercise does work though
     
  5. #5 Tetra416, Aug 8, 2012
    just stay up ALL night, don't bother even trying to sleep then the next night you will sleep like a rock. After that you shouldn't have too much trouble sleeping without "tree". That works for me so it might be worth a try.
     
  6. #6 nomoredoubts, Aug 8, 2012
    just stay busy really, keep moving all day and you will sleep sounds mad but sativas are my new sleeping aid as I am so exhausted after flying round all day like man on a mission I literally cant keep my eyes open and I am to tired to hit anything at night its just like give me a bed any bed.

    Smoking lemon haze at the min wait 15-30mins after waking up then begin :)
     
  7. #7 Dr fumbles, Aug 8, 2012
    I cant sleep without it either. Me having delayed sleep phase syndrome is the only reason I started smoking in the first place.
     
  8. #8 Dutchmaster617, Aug 8, 2012
    You know the motto, that's why a ***** smokes a blunt every night.
     
  9. #9 Weedity, Aug 8, 2012
    I have trouble sleeping without it also...and I have no sleeping disorders
     
  10. #10 Ironic, Aug 8, 2012
    Weed doesn't have too many side effects that last longer than a few hours. The only ones I can think of are impaired memory and impaired ability to sleep, both of which seem to go away if one abstains from smoking for 1-2 weeks.

    It's just that your body got used to a little extra help making it feel tired, and now the help is gone.

    You'll be back to normal in a few days.
     
  11. #11 stonerchick1990, Aug 8, 2012
    i no d feelin its shit, ur gona b staring at the ceiling all night, good luck
     

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