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Misc Smoking Alcohol?

Deadhead420

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I'm not actually considering doing this but I saw this YouTube video and I thought it was hilarious. It got me curious though as to weather or not this would actually get you drunk. All he did was put the booze in a plastic bottle, pump air into it, and then inhale.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQFmKPA-iAg
 
I remember alcohol vaporizers started popping up in bars a while back but were banned pretty quickly. Apparently you could get smacked off of very little booze. I think I heard something about people getting drunk but being able to pass a breathylizer, but I don't know how true that is.
 
Where could one get one of these alcohol vaporisers? I would like to strap a grog mask to my face like one of those asthma nebulisers
 
It sounds incredibly stupid to me. And god the hangover would likely be atrocious, akin to the difference between nasal cocaine comedown and crack (smoked) comedown. Faster onset and intensity of effects, much faster drop down into hell. Haha I laughed my ass off when I saw the thread title, good to know OP is not actually attempting it.
 
We did something similar to this in physics in school (catholic schools seem to let kids go a bit crazy with sciences, i think its the fact they have to teach them science and dislike not having god to fall back on) and it was pretty simple. 2 litre drinks bottle with the valve from a bicycle inner tube epoxy'd into it so the screw on bit poked through the lid, for a test we used whiskey, i don't even know where from and put... a bit, in the bottle.

Lid on, attach it to a pump and pump it up till it gets to a certain PSI, i cant recall which one I'm sure the internet would know. Then you unscrew the lid as quick as you can and the depressurisation(sp?) vaporises the alcohol into the kinda stuff you see come our of fog machines, kinda fun, probably a very efficient way of getting drunk and an even better way to screw up your lungs. Can't say i'd advise it harm reduction wise but then again who am i to judge other peoples vices.

For what its worth a bottle full of whiskey vapour did leave you pretty drunk for a few hours, which looking back can't be healthy from such a small amount.
 
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