Sniff sniff.........KABOOM!!!

[Goober57]

http://www.newsnet5.com/news/3909497/detail.html

[Dr. DOS]

Hmmm.... I think they are called BIC lighters... packs less of a punch.

[BJ_M]

propane sniffing ? wtf ?

must be like sniffing GAS -- wouldn't drinking your brains out be slightly safer ? (as long as you stay in your trailer)


dumb dumb dumb and dumb

[bazooka]

Why was the husband taken to a childrens hospital when he is not a child?

He took the doctors away from helping children.

[Capmaster]

Another "hazards of smoking stat" for the ex-smokers and militant non-smokers "If he had only quit, that wouldn't have happened".

Noooo ...if the woman had three brain cells to rub together it wouldn't have happened

[offline]

http://www.rimrock.org/html/facts/fact_inhalants.htm

Seems the habit of Chroming is popular and a growing problem.
Just about every poison out there gives you some sort of "high"
in low doses. Nicotine is a good example - once used to
kill insects, later in WW2 it was used to kill rats.

Butane must seem an cheap reasonable alternative. Quicker to
get "high" (vertically) if you are a female abuser and you marry into the same
gene pool.

[Capmaster]

When I was in 7th and 8th grade, there was a very popular but dangerous practice at my school. Kids would sniff Pam cooking spray and Scotchguard fabric protector. They'd spray some into a baggie and cover their mouths with it, breathing in and out.

Kids also would huff gasoline. Or the propellant from whipped cream cans. Or spray paint, or airplane glue, or any number of things that would deprive their brains of oxygen and bring on that buzz.

[offline]

Scotchgard

That has industrial silicone right ?

That'll kill ya in small doses

[Dr. DOS]

Or the propellant from whipped cream cans.

Excuse my spelling but I believe this is nitous oxide .... dangerous yes but I believe it is also used by dentists. I've done the whippet thing in high school for quick rushes. Is what the dentist uses any different than the whipped cream propellant?

[makntraks]

Or the propellant from whipped cream cans.

Excuse my spelling but I believe this is nitous oxide .... dangerous yes but I believe it is also used by dentists. I've done the whippet thing in high school for quick rushes. Is what the dentist uses any different than the whipped cream propellant?

Whippets.... wow that takes me back.... 8)

makntraks

[Capmaster]

Or the propellant from whipped cream cans.

Excuse my spelling but I believe this is nitous oxide .... dangerous yes but I believe it is also used by dentists. I've done the whippet thing in high school for quick rushes. Is what the dentist uses any different than the whipped cream propellant?

I thought it was freon that was used in almost everything (way, way pre-freon ban)

[Goober57]

Hey, wait a minute. I only posted a link to that article so that we could have a good laugh.

I didn't mean for everybody to start giving 'suggestions'..........(but I am taking notes!!!)

Here's a quick way to get your 'buzz'. Inhale ALL the way and hold it for 1 second. Then let it out all the way. Keep doing it until you pass out. It's called hyper-ventilating. It's cheap and it's free, but please don't try it while you're driving! Hey, try it at work. You just might get a vacation.

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Too late
https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=244289

[Guest]

When I was in 7th and 8th grade, there was a very popular but dangerous practice at my school. Kids would sniff Pam cooking spray and Scotchguard fabric protector. They'd spray some into a baggie and cover their mouths with it, breathing in and out.

Kids also would huff gasoline. Or the propellant from whipped cream cans. Or spray paint, or airplane glue, or any number of things that would deprive their brains of oxygen and bring on that buzz.

Indeed.I'll stick with good ole nitrous.

http://www.bestwhip.com/

[Guest]

Or the propellant from whipped cream cans.

Excuse my spelling but I believe this is nitous oxide .... dangerous yes but I believe it is also used by dentists. I've done the whippet thing in high school for quick rushes. Is what the dentist uses any different than the whipped cream propellant?

No.

[BJ_M]

propane used to be used in some cans as propellent .. that is a scary thought ..

[flaninacupboard]

I remember being put on nitrous when i broke my leg, that was nice.

I also hyper ventilated in hospital and passed out. not so nice.

[Cobra]

Drugs kill. Or try to.

Silly bitch shouldn't have been trying to get high off propane, should she?

[SLICK RICK]

Drugs kill. Or try to.

Silly bitch shouldn't have been trying to get high off propane, should she?

I was thinking the same thing. Propane?

[ViRaL1]

Ah...natural selection at it's finest.