Method Air duster

[dudebl]

Awhile back I was huffing air duster, why? Because I just don't care anymore, why not?

The last time I tried it - I was in my computer room huffing it. The next thing I knew I was waking up on the floor of the room adjacent to the one I was in, scuffed up, and not having a clue where I was or why I was there. I had knocked over a small table and everything was on the floor.

I believe I probably tried going into the next room and passed out from lack of oxygen or maybe a seizure?

According to ChatGPT I'm "lucky to be alive".

Has anyone considered this method? I know it's possible to die from, even the first time trying it due to heart rhythm problems.

I'm thinking next time I get a new can I just go balls to the wall and inhale as much as humanly possible until the inevitable happens.

If I hadn't of woken up, it would have been peaceful, hell I didn't even know I passed out.

Discussion?

 

[itsgone2]

It definitely has reputation for what it did, knocking you out. Repeated use is certainly dangerous. Deadly? Seems like it could be. I once worked with someone whose wife was into this and crashed her car while huffing.

 

[TheEmptyVoid]

Awhile back I was huffing air duster, why? Because I just don't care anymore, why not?

The last time I tried it - I was in my computer room huffing it. The next thing I knew I was waking up on the floor of the room adjacent to the one I was in, scuffed up, and not having a clue where I was or why I was there. I had knocked over a small table and everything was on the floor.

I believe I probably tried going into the next room and passed out from lack of oxygen or maybe a seizure?

According to ChatGPT I'm "lucky to be alive".

Has anyone considered this method? I know it's possible to die from, even the first time trying it due to heart rhythm problems.

I'm thinking next time I get a new can I just go balls to the wall and inhale as much as humanly possible until the inevitable happens.

If I hadn't of woken up, it would have been peaceful, hell I didn't even know I passed out.

Discussion?

ChatGPT is dumb, because it's pretty common to wake up from inhaling gas with no oxygen, reason is because you breathe even while your unconscious because your not inhaling the air duster and instead you are inhaling the air when unconscious.

 

[sanction]

Awhile back I was huffing air duster, why? Because I just don't care anymore, why not?

The last time I tried it - I was in my computer room huffing it. The next thing I knew I was waking up on the floor of the room adjacent to the one I was in, scuffed up, and not having a clue where I was or why I was there. I had knocked over a small table and everything was on the floor.

I believe I probably tried going into the next room and passed out from lack of oxygen or maybe a seizure?

According to ChatGPT I'm "lucky to be alive".

Has anyone considered this method? I know it's possible to die from, even the first time trying it due to heart rhythm problems.

I'm thinking next time I get a new can I just go balls to the wall and inhale as much as humanly possible until the inevitable happens.

If I hadn't of woken up, it would have been peaceful, hell I didn't even know I passed out.

Discussion?

Would inhaling it, then drown in water, be a possibility?

Will it make the drowning not painful??

What are your thoughts on this??

And if you had to estimate, how long did it take to go unconscious, and how long did you remain unconscious for?

 

[58Alice85]

I think this is a bad idea, what if you give yourself brain damage or turn yourself into a vegetable?
Better to go with a method which is sure to work.

 

[Hollowman]

Emptying a few cans of it into a trash bag and securing it around the neck might work.

 

[TheEmptyVoid]

Would inhaling it, then drown in water, be a possibility?

Will it make the drowning not painful??

What are your thoughts on this??

And if you had to estimate, how long did it take to go unconscious, and how long did you remain unconscious for?

You go unconscious because of lack of oxygen, and you won't feel any suffocating sensation, your oxygen levels stay low, actually it will just go down even further if you went underwater after taking 4 deep breaths of the air duster and inhaling zero oxygen before going underwater, which will make drowning painless because you won't come back to consciousness.

 

[sanction]

You go unconscious because of lack of oxygen, and you won't feel any suffocating sensation, your oxygen levels stay low, actually it will just go down even further if you went underwater after taking 4 deep breaths of the air duster and inhaling zero oxygen before going underwater, which will make drowning painless because you won't come back to consciousness.

I see. How does this compare with inhaling N20 gas? Are you aware of N20?

What are your thoughts with that?

 

[notreallybored]

ב''ה, would not recommend this for recreation, but how many cans to fill an average large trash bag of dry cleaning bag?

Putting on the bag, sealing the neck, and then quickly filling it with the oxygen-free breathing environment just might be the way to go.

Inexplicably feeling this tonight around the supposedly good news in the world, and my mother and family and Thunberg inexplicably cheering on the supposed news of the coral die-offs as one more thing to blame men about, go figure.

 

[itsgone2]

If you search for videos there are news reports of the trend. They don't seem out for long

And if you had to estimate, how long did it take to go unconscious, and how long did you remain unconscious for?

Idk in general this seems more viable than some methods on this site, if you consider the drowning aspect.

 

[sanction]

If you search for videos there are news reports of the trend. They don't seem out for long



Idk in general this seems more viable than some methods on this site, if you consider the drowning aspect.

Do you think it's easy to get brain damage from it? Wonder how it compares with N20, in terms of potential for brain damage