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DUSTER is destroying the scene!

ThizzMon$teR said:
Good point.



Whats N20?
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nitrous oxide, the stuff the dentist puts you to sleep with

if you want to try inhalants you should try n20, duster is what bums and stupid kids use because its all they can get their hands on.
TearItDown said:
DUSTER =/= N20

I think this is the entire point I've been trying to make in every single post I've made in this thread.
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you're saying duster is safer than n20? rofl
 
ThizzMon$teR said:
Good point.



Whats N20?
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N20 is nitrous oxide. That is what you inhale from whippets. The gases you inhale from duster are difluoroethane, trifluoroethane, or tetrafluoroethane. They are three dangerous gases. N20 is not. Care, if you seem to understand what exactly a whippet is, how is it possible you don't understand how safe they are?
 
jesus f'ing christ

lol every other reply in this thread is someone misunderstanding the previous post. to sum up for those who know nothing:

NITROUS OXIDE (N2O, laughing gas) is a SAFE dissociative anesthetic that has medical applications and is commonly encountered as the gas that makes whipped cream fluffy. also known as whippets, balloons, cracker (the tool to get the gas out of the canister). common dangers associated with N2O use are forgetting to breathe regular air once in a while to replenish your blood oxygen content. comes in a steel cartridge similar to the cartridges you find CO2 for air-guns (don't inhale CO2, you'll pass out and die).

DUSTER (chloroalkanes, trichloroethane, etc) is a DANGEROUS inhalant that basically dissolves your brain. JUST AS BAD AS HUFFING GASOLINE. commonly found in spray cans that say "WARNING: deliberate misuse of this product can cause DEATH"


edit: care: the "=/=" is supposed to mean "is not equal to" :)
 
greenmeanies said:
jesus f'ing christ

lol every other reply in this thread is someone misunderstanding the previous post. to sum up for those who know nothing:

NITROUS OXIDE (N2O, laughing gas) is a SAFE dissociative anesthetic that has medical applications and is commonly encountered as the gas that makes whipped cream fluffy. also known as whippets, balloons, cracker (the tool to get the gas out of the canister). common dangers associated with N2O use are forgetting to breathe regular air once in a while to replenish your blood oxygen content. comes in a steel cartridge similar to the cartridges you find CO2 for air-guns (don't inhale CO2, you'll pass out and die).

DUSTER (chloroalkanes, trichloroethane, etc) is a DANGEROUS inhalant that basically dissolves your brain. JUST AS BAD AS HUFFING GASOLINE. commonly found in spray cans that say "WARNING: deliberate misuse of this product can cause DEATH"


edit: care: the "=/=" is supposed to mean "is not equal to" :)
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Thank you lol. I've said exactly what you just posted several times, however somehow more than one person has been confused by the same words. Crazy kids doing them duster cans and not understanding me :P
 
yeah pluggin duster cans kills brain cells and u become dyslexic lol jk =D

just do whippits instead and hit dat WAH WAH WAH pedal.8o
 
I remember way back in the day we'd walk around with balloons of nitrous at the old desert raves. People would have tanks there just filling up balloons.

I agree about duster destroying the scene, but the JENKEM abuse... that's what's really tearing shit apart, man :(
 
funkmaster said:
It certainly does make tiny pinpoint holes in parts of your brain. However its due to the lack of serotonin after abuse and the amount of heat and stress it puts your body under.
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No. The "holes in your brain" is an old, old myth from people who cannot read X-RAY images correctly.
 
duster??? come on bro u must be going to some small ass teeny bopper parties. in so cal we hit N2O from tanks that hold atleast 10 pounds. i had a tank for 2 years before i got some nos'd out one night i lost it. after it was gone i was going to buy another but then realized i'd had my fun with nos. mostly i was done hacking up the sulfur balls. med grade is HARD to reup with but automotive grade is easy so thats wat 99.9 of tanks are holding. me and my gf would sit in are pad from the time work was over till we fell asleep hitting nitrous, we were hitting like 8 to 10 poounds a day!
 
Man...I remember when Duster was only something for rainy nights at home with the family or whenever the clerk at Office Depot wasn't looking. I can't believe people are being so blatant about it now. We used to fill our Camelbak bags with Duster so we could take little hits of it as we walked around the festival, grooving to some crunchy choons and sharin' in the vibe. Wait. That's incorrect. I've never been a hippy. And that was booze in the Camelbak. Actually I just fabricated that entire story.

My friend Cripple Pete told me that the way to get the best high from Duster is to put a dry cleaning bag over your head, spray it full of Duster and stand up really fast. What do you guys think? Cripple Pete was just Pete until he fell backwards off his balcony last year while stuck in a Duster whippit. He's had a lot of experience since then though, so his advice should be good, right?

:D
 
socalthizzn said:
duster??? come on bro u must be going to some small ass teeny bopper parties. in so cal we hit N2O from tanks that hold atleast 10 pounds. i had a tank for 2 years before i got some nos'd out one night i lost it. after it was gone i was going to buy another but then realized i'd had my fun with nos. mostly i was done hacking up the sulfur balls. med grade is HARD to reup with but automotive grade is easy so thats wat 99.9 of tanks are holding. me and my gf would sit in are pad from the time work was over till we fell asleep hitting nitrous, we were hitting like 8 to 10 poounds a day!
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99.9 of people use auto grade? REALLY?

Recreational users should be aware, that inhaling nitrous oxide from tanks used in automotive systems is unsafe, because the toxic gas sulfur dioxide is mixed in around 100 ppm, specifically to discourage recreational use.
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Inhaling sulfur dioxide is associated with increased respiratory symptoms and disease, difficulty in breathing, and premature death
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I would never touch auto grade, and I'm kind of scared that you know people who would.
 
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