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This is possible. This is called a flashback , but it doesn't last long. It just feels like you've been buggy, and you don't understand what's going on, what it's connected to , or if it's happened to you before (the effect itself). I've heard about it in many stories
I can clarify a little: such flashbacks usually happen when you think about it, looking at one point. The surface you are stuck in starts to move slightly (fractalize), then you realize that you are actually sober, and everything stops.