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Nope, that would be helium. Perhaps you could make a cocktail, then you could experience extreme euphoria, have a prolonged erection, AND talk like mickey mouse during sex.BiggieE said:...except it makes you talk like Mickey Mouse....
...I used to do something called "whippets" whenI was younger...CO2 cartidges...did all of the above...even the erection thingy...a girl fell on my lap and almost broke it...ow...could have been tragic...
Sheez, CO2 is pretty dangerous. Don't try this at home.BiggieE said:...I used to do something called "whippets" whenI was younger...CO2 cartidges...did all of the above...even the erection thingy...a girl fell on my lap and almost broke it...ow...could have been tragic...
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have you tried Ebay?because said:Anyone know any headshops in TO where you can legally obtain things like nitrous oxide and butyl nitrate poppers? Used to have them in Texas.
Whippets (sp) are small cannisters of N2O (nitrous oxide) which are used as the propellant in whipped cream dispensers. They used to be available at Ideal Bakery (or Restaurant) Supplies in the Bathurst College area, I believe. As well, it was a long time ago for me.
Any hot rod/high performance shop will sell you a nitrous kit for car engines. If they get the kits there must be some way to buy the nitrous oxide at a retail outlet as well. As an example check outbecause said:Anyone know any headshops in TO where you can legally obtain things like nitrous oxide and butyl nitrate poppers? Used to have them in Texas.
http://www.holley.com/nosnitrous/index.html
I don't know that the N2O they sell for cars is the same grade or purity of the stuff they sell for human consumption as an anesthetic but it would be worth looking into. I'll bet it's not too expensive either.
By the way it is illegal to posses nitrous for the purposes of breathing in a great many places. Be careful it can be very dangerous stuff.
Someone just mentioned you can get them at the Bay on Queen, in the cooking accessories dept.shack said:They used to be available at Ideal Bakery (or Restaurant) Supplies in the Bathurst College area, I believe. As well, it was a long time ago for me.
Timothy Leary's drug of choice in the last few years of his life, from what I've read....
-- Morgan
Nitrous oxide is available in every can of commercially sold whipped cream. You know the kind, that you turn the can upside down, and depress the top and whipped cream comes out? Try not turning it upside down and putting the nozzle in your mouth. Voila, nitrous oxide.
Nitrous is whipped cream propellant...
Nitrous is whipped cream propellant...
http://www.resort.com/~banshee/Info/N2O/nitrous.obtain.htmlHigh performance racing shops sell the tanks and feeder units to inject nitrous into the carberators. They also sell bulk nitrous gas. But there is a catch: the gas is mixed, generally (always?) with hydrogen sulfide (the rotting egg gas) which will make anyone breathing it VERY ill. (There is evidence that hydrogen sulfide can cause permanent damage to lung tissues and nerve endings.)
H2S - hydrogen sulfide - is lethal.
Thanks for the info guys. Anybody have any ideas for butyl nitrate. Ebay was a no-go, the closest thing they have is miconazole nitrate, which is what they put in Monistat 7 (yeast infections), don't know if this has the rush and erection prolonging effects of butyl nitrate if you rub it on your dick.
folks, this is getting a bit dangerous.
first off, nitrous oxide, an anaesthetic, is a somewhat controlled substance. It doesn't sqeekify your voice like helium, rather it makes it gravelly like a lifetime smoker, as most people coming round from minor surgery will experience. Nor is it used in commercial food products because it's volatile, expensive and unstable (explosive).
Nitrogen, however, a non-toxic and most abundant gas, is used as a 'carbonater' (Guiness, Boddingtons), commercial bakery 'fluffifier' (angel food cakes) and whipped cream propellant because it has no flavour/odour and is cheap, safe and stable. Inhalation of nitrogen will have no affect, inhalation of large quantities will make you pass out from lack of oxygen. Any divers know the nitrogen to oxygen ratio as related to dive depth.
Lastly, wasn't it amyl nitrate that was so popular? no idea what it is though.
antaeus
first off, nitrous oxide, an anaesthetic, is a somewhat controlled substance. It doesn't sqeekify your voice like helium, rather it makes it gravelly like a lifetime smoker, as most people coming round from minor surgery will experience. Nor is it used in commercial food products because it's volatile, expensive and unstable (explosive).
Nitrogen, however, a non-toxic and most abundant gas, is used as a 'carbonater' (Guiness, Boddingtons), commercial bakery 'fluffifier' (angel food cakes) and whipped cream propellant because it has no flavour/odour and is cheap, safe and stable. Inhalation of nitrogen will have no affect, inhalation of large quantities will make you pass out from lack of oxygen. Any divers know the nitrogen to oxygen ratio as related to dive depth.
Lastly, wasn't it amyl nitrate that was so popular? no idea what it is though.
antaeus
Yes it was. But is the nitrate that is the active agent, however the nitrate needs a method of physiological transport, thus an organic counter-ion such as the amyl or butyl ion. Various laws in various states in America have been passed to make them controlled substances. Therefore, people keep changing the organic portion to keep it legal. Thus, amyl nitrate is now illegal in most American states, but butyl nitrate is not or perhaps has become illegal recently. Now, I believe cyclohexyl nitrate is becoming popular.antaeus said:
Lastly, wasn't it amyl nitrate that was so popular? no idea what it is though.
I don't know who wrote this site but he is wrong. Okay partly wrong. He was right when he said hydrogen sulphide is lethal. It is very lethal because it paralyses the lungs and converts to sulphuric acid and burns them. It can only be smelled at low concentrations because of the paralysis.happygrump said:
No manufacturer would ever put H2S into a product to give it a "rotting egg" smell. The legal liability issues would be horrendous. Rotten egg smell is put into propane, natural gas and other gases with a chemical called ethyl mercaptan. It is relatively non toxic and is also used as a fire alarm in high noise environments like mines where alarms cannot be heard but are easily "smelled". It can be breathed safely.
Hydrogen sulphide is lethal in very small concentrations. It kills you the same way as Carbon Monoxide by binding to the molecules in the blood that transports Oxygen. Even very small exposures gives you a tremendous headache, as anybody who went through qualitative inorganic analysis will know. It is even more dangerous, because the intense smell disappears at higher concentrations, because the smell receptors close down.
People have died, because somebody as a prank piped Hydrogen Sulphide into their room.
People have died, because somebody as a prank piped Hydrogen Sulphide into their room.
