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Probably it would be more efficient to fill up balloons from a larger tank and then inhaling from the balloons. You can continuously breathe in and out from the
by mahathu 4y ago
Probably it would be more efficient to fill up balloons from a larger tank and then inhaling from the balloons. You can continuously breathe in and out from the same balloon multiple times for a few times until all the N2O has been absorbed by the body (hypothetically)
- labrador 4y agoI cracked the whippets into a large plastic bag and then inhaled from that. I stuck with whippets because it was the fail safe option.
- skulk 4y agoMy buddy and I used to crack whippets with a knife and frantically try to put the neck into a balloon with.... mixed results. The idea of using a plastic bag never occurred to us!
- kadoban 4y agoGiving a drug addict, who obviously doesn't want to be doing the drug anymore, advice on how to more efficiently do drugs seems at _best_ morally questionable. They've probably already worked out many other options and know this, but even so...just why do this?
- labrador 4y agomahathu isn't telling me something I didn't already know. When you are obsessed you figure all the angles. The only way I stopped was to take months long road trips to places that didn't sell nitrous, like the Alaskan wilderness. I did find spiritual recovery by reading Zen books on the road, so now I live in San Jose where there are smoke shops selling whippets on every corner and don't have a problem with it. Nitrous was useful for helping me look at traumas I suffered in the military by muting my anxiety and strong emotions when I approached the subject. Another reason I don't have a problem with nitrous right now is that I worked through my traumas adequately.
- mahathu 4y agoYeah, you're right. I don't know what I was thinking. I can't delete my comment anymore, but I flagged it.
- mahathu 4y agoYeah, you're right. I don't know what I was thinking. I can't delete my comment anymore, but I flagged the thread.
- Jolter 4y agoLet’s try not to help encourage a recovering adding to do drugs in a new, more efficient, way.