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#1 Jan 28 2006 at 1:23 PM Rating: Decent
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So any of you kids been hypnotised?

I got hypnotised to give up smoking a week ago, early days yet, but so far I am astonished at how effective it has been. I have always found it really hard to give up. I am normally crawling up the walls by day 2.

Amusingly, she has replaced my urge to smoke with an urge to do healthy things, like drink more water, eat healthy food and do exercise, so it is a double wammy. Highly recommended, for any of you smokers who want to quit.
#2 Jan 28 2006 at 1:28 PM Rating: Good
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I will count backwards slowly and you'll return to your previous state.

5

4

3

2

1

/clicks fingers.

Have a ciggy. Hhmmmmmm. Ain't that nice!

(I've used hypnotism a few times but never for anything constructive.)
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#3 Jan 28 2006 at 1:35 PM Rating: Decent
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Hypnotism tends to be associated with a lot of occult and new age things, but there is indeed some truth about it of the water carrying variety. You should try self-hypnosis sometime, it's fun.
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#4 Jan 28 2006 at 1:38 PM Rating: Good
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kuwoobie wrote:
You should try self-hypnosis sometime, it's fun.


Smiley: sleeperI should try self-hypnosis sometime, it's fun.Smiley: sleeper
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#5 Jan 28 2006 at 2:08 PM Rating: Good
Don't you have to believe it will work for it to work, sort of like the economy?
#6 Jan 28 2006 at 3:03 PM Rating: Good
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Back in college I went to a bar where a hypnotist was working his "magic" on the crowd. I watched his technique, went home, and tried it on my roommates. It was effective, funny, and good for a few laughs afterwards. People always thought is was BS, but it did work.

Like I say, it was good for a few laughs. I break it out every now and then when we attend a party.

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#7 Jan 28 2006 at 3:31 PM Rating: Decent
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I watched his technique, went home, and tried it on my roommates.


What techniques did he use?
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#8 Jan 28 2006 at 4:00 PM Rating: Good
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Totem wrote:
Back in college I went to a bar where a hypnotist was working his "magic" on the crowd. I watched his technique, went home, and tried it on my roommates. It was effective, funny, and good for a few laughs afterwards. People always thought is was BS, but it did work.

Like I say, it was good for a few laughs. I break it out every now and then when we attend a party.

Totem
My favourite is to get someone calling their wife "Mom"

If I'm feeling malicious and I know the name of their ex, I've been known to instigate that kind of sh[/i]it-stirring.
Steve: Say Karen - did I go under?
Sue: KAREN! DID YOU CALL ME KAREN?!?!!!?!11?
Steve: Crapsh[i]
itfu[i][/i]ck
Nobby: I'll get me coat

Beats the hell out of watching 'em eat a raw onion and saying 'yum yum'
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#9 Jan 28 2006 at 4:19 PM Rating: Decent
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My wife did somthing similar to me back when we were in college.. she went to see a hypnotist perform for her sorority as part of a exam stress-relief thing.

The hypnotist taught them at the end how to hypnotize themselves to just relax during exam time or whenever. She tried it on me and I was like "Wow! That was a nice blink!" but... about 45 minutes had gone by. I was pretty impressed.

I also think thats when I decided to marry her... hmmmn
#10 Jan 28 2006 at 5:44 PM Rating: Default
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I also think thats when I decided to marry her... hmmmn


Wonder why.
#11 Jan 29 2006 at 12:30 AM Rating: Decent
If you wish to try self hyponosis.

-Pyro
#12 Jan 29 2006 at 12:38 AM Rating: Excellent
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I use the relaxation part of it to get to sleep sometimes - and also to plant a suggestion if I have to wake up earlier than normal.

I haven't been hypnotized by anyone else, though. I know it would work - I'm totally suggestible.
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#13 Jan 29 2006 at 8:52 AM Rating: Good
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Sammy wrote:
I'm totally suggestible.


Ok guys, here ya go!
#14 Jan 29 2006 at 10:03 AM Rating: Good
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Sammy wrote:
I'm totally suggestible.


Ok guys, here ya go!


I stay away from the obvious stuff; I'm leery of being trapped.
#15 Jan 29 2006 at 10:53 AM Rating: Excellent
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Patrician wrote:
Amusingly, she has replaced my urge to smoke with an urge to do healthy things, like drink more water, pose in her husband's male pornography ring, eat healthy food and do exercise, so it is a double wammy.
Well, it's good that you're being healthy anyway.
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#16 Jan 29 2006 at 7:44 PM Rating: Good
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Jophiel wrote:
Well, it's good that you're being healthy anyway.
I defy anyone to post a Gheyer reply to any thread.

Joph - you let the side down. Smiley: oyvey


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#17 Jan 29 2006 at 8:01 PM Rating: Good
Patrician wrote:
I got hypnotised to give up smoking a week ago, early days yet, but so far I am astonished at how effective it has been. I have always found it really hard to give up. I am normally crawling up the walls by day 2.

Amusingly, she has replaced my urge to smoke with an urge to do healthy things, like drink more water, eat healthy food and do exercise, so it is a double wammy. Highly recommended, for any of you smokers who want to quit.


So you lack the self-control to quit smoking and live a healthy lifestyle. Your solution is to let someone effectively take control of your mind and change who you are?

Rather than tough it out through all the attempts and failures to quit smoking you just give it all up to some witch-doctor who probably had you dance like a monkey while you were under?

Such an utter lack of discipline and willingness to put forth effort is shameful. Way to take the most lazy approach to a problem that you could.

You sir are an inspiration to other lazy fuc[b][/b]ks like myself who are always looking for the shortcuts in life. Please post a link to where I can find a hypnotist in the Florida area, as I'm too lazy to look it up myself.




No seriously....link?

#18 Jan 29 2006 at 9:53 PM Rating: Excellent
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Jophiel wrote:
Patrician wrote:
Amusingly, she has replaced my urge to smoke with an urge to do healthy things, like drink more water, pose in her husband's male pornography ring, eat healthy food and do exercise, so it is a double wammy.
Well, it's good that you're being healthy anyway.


I read it in a "thanks for noticing me" sorta voice.

Nexa
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#19 Jan 29 2006 at 11:44 PM Rating: Excellent
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Is it possible that you all missed Joph's fix? Or am I just not attuned to your superior powers of sarcasm?
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#20 Jan 30 2006 at 12:21 AM Rating: Excellent
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I used hypnosis to obfuscate my fix.
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#21 Jan 30 2006 at 2:13 AM Rating: Good
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Hyponotism is really quite easy to do. The key ingredients are alcohol and a willing subject. The hooch lowers the defenses of the participant and makes them far more agreeable to engage in acts or talk which they otherwise would be loath to do, hence why many guys ply chicks with booze to get into their tight little pants.

Second, the follower type of individual is much, much easier to get to go under than someone strong willed or independent. For instance, I tried to let myself be hyponotised, but the farthest I could get was at the point where I got tunnel vision. A part of me refused to give up control to another and wouldn't allow me to relinguish that final bit of self authority. It is this, I believe, which makes makes women easier to hypnotise than men. Women, by culture, are expected to take subordinate roles, thus give control to others. Argue with all you wish, but my experiences show this to be true.

Once the subject is inebriated, get a light (not a candle) for them to focus on and dim all other lights in the room. Have the observers be silent since laughter or noises distract the participant. Explain to the person that you are going to count to 100, and by 25 they are going to be very relaxed. By 50 they will be extremely tired, and by 75 they will be asleep. Make certain you modulate your voice so that it is low, slow, and somewhat intimate, as if you were telling them a secret. They are to look at the light and not attempt to see anything else. Place yourself behind them and by their ear so that you become a disembodied voice.

You will know immediately that they are in a hyponotic state when their eyes close and their breathing deepens. At this point, explain that at the count of three they will obey your commands, but no harm will come to them.

It's at this time you pretty much have run of the mill and can do anything, so long as it does not exceed a physical ability or moral threshhold. Consider anything a drunk might do is what your hypnotised person will be willing to do.

Post hypnotic suggestions are given by saying things like, "When you hear the word 'rooster' you will have an unstoppable urge to crow," or the like. I have found that these are effective to up to two days post-hypnosis.

Finally, you can clear the subject's memory of the events by simply telling them they will forget everything upon waking up. Or not. You can just as easily have them remember everything. Then you tell them at the count of three they will wake up.

Like I said, it's simple.

Totem

PS: Any tales of dangerous effects of hypnosis are pure fabrication. There are no documented cases of permanent comotose states or killing sprees. None.
#22 Jan 30 2006 at 2:53 AM Rating: Good
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Samira wrote:
Is it possible that you all missed Joph's fix? Or am I just not attuned to your superior powers of sarcasm?
Crapsh[/i]itfu[i]ck.

+1 Jopheeeeel :(
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#23 Jan 30 2006 at 6:36 AM Rating: Good
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Samira wrote:
Is it possible that you all missed Joph's fix? Or am I just not attuned to your superior powers of sarcasm?


I missed it because I really don't pay attention.
#24 Jan 30 2006 at 7:35 AM Rating: Good
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Back in the day, we used to play "subliminal message" as a party game. Basically, at some random time, while at a party (so the subject's got a decent buzz going), you just start inserting words into the middle of your setences while talking to the subject. In a total reversal of Pat's hypnosis, the best one was to simply insert the word "cigarette" into a sentence ("So. We're watching the movie cigarette, and when the main character comes out he starts talking about cigarette how he didn't like the war, and...").

Worked pretty darn well on most people. I remember having a guy with 2 lit cigarettes, one in each hand, and he was lighting a third. He only realized what had happened when he had severe difficulty due to having to work around one already in his hand while lighting the next one. Helps to have a lighter handy when doing this... ;)
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