NOS balloons for everyone!

[BigBlock]

is it just me or does N20 taste good? im being serious i really do think it tastes good. Perhaps its just like a placebo affect of my taste buds but i swear

Yes, it has a sweet taste. That's part of why it's used for whipped cream.

BigBlock Reviewed by BigBlock on 03-22-2006. NOS balloons for everyone! Wow and legal to boot. What an amazing drug. A risk-free, two-minute hit of euphoria, giggling fits, distorted sound. very,very cool :dance: it's like there's a DJ in your head and he's twisting all the knobs. Rating: 5

[C4nn4Bliss]

im not a fan of whips but if you like whips and shrooms, take a whip during the peak of your shroom high

ROFL(NO PUN INTENTED) BUT WOWZERS!

[StickyFinger]

liquid acids good too

[scream]

car grade nitrous is dangerous. there is an additive in it to let you know if it is leaking which makes it dangerous. food grade (whipped cream cartridges-easy to find in grocery stores) and medical grade (dentist mostly-find a cool dentist) is safe in moderation.

[Bman719]

Wow, there are a lot of really stupid people on this board.

Nitrous is NOT dangerous unless you do something really stupid. Just like weed. Or alcohol. Or Tylenol. The only danger is accidently doing something stupid while under the influence. Just sit on the couch and that risk is gone. Oxygen deprivation is NOT an issue at all. It's only in your lungs for a few seconds. Just like taking a lung full of smoke. Or holding your breath. The only way people kill themselves with nitrous is by doing really stupid things, such as rigging up a nitrous mask, then they pass out and suffocate. I say good riddance to them. If it was really that dangerous do you think dentists would be giving it out so willy nilly?

The only other minor risk is the depletion of vitamin B12 with long term use. As long as you don't use it every day for a very long time this is not an issue. You can also consume extra B12 vitamins.

The fact that it is used in cars is completely, totally irrelivant. So is alcohol, but you wouldn't think twice about drinking a shot, would you? The nitrous they use in vehicles is poisoned with sulfur specifically so you cannot use it to get high.

When purchased in bulk online, (50-600 hits) nitrous is a cheap, safe high. (medically and legally) No, it doesn't last long, but that 1-2 minutes is heaven. And it's easy to buy, legal to possess, and doesn't show up on any drug tests. It's even better in combination with weed.

Yeah, why don't you click the link del... posted, and read it man. Nitrous Oxide is a stupid high. I'd rather not risk suffocation and damage my brain cells thank you. Stick with Salvia if you're looking for a legal high, other wise cannabis and shrooms are the way to go, and shrooms only once in a great while....

[BigBlock]

Yeah, why don't you click the link del... posted, and read it man. Nitrous Oxide is a stupid high. I'd rather not risk suffocation and damage my brain cells thank you.

You must be retarded. That link says exactly what I did: Nitrous is safe unless you are very stupid. There is no risk of suffocation nor is any damage done to brain cells. That's like being afraid of plastic bags because you might suffocate if you do something really really stupid.

[bedake]

you can suffocate from smoking weed too

[Fengzi]

Big Block is right, nitrous is not dangerous if you don't do something really stupid. People seem to think its the same thing as huffing model glue but that simply isn't the case. If it was so bad dentists wouldn't be giving it to little kids.

[Az.]

Yeah, why don't you click the link del... posted, and read it man. Nitrous Oxide is a stupid high. I'd rather not risk suffocation and damage my brain cells thank you.

I was going to say exactly the same thing....lol

[Fengzi]

The link that Del posted did show legitimate dangers of Nitrous use. These dangers, however, could never be realized by the average user with a whippit and a balloon. Unless you're sucking directly on a full tank, like you'd find in a dentists office, you don't really need to worry.