Discussion CO or SN?

[black money boys]

SN isn't as painless as some people make it seem. its often described as peaceful, but in reality it seems more like a gamble. while its fairly effective (87% with the full protocol), the experience can vary a lot. some people die comfortably, while others report intense distress like seizures or extreme discomfort before passing.

CO on the other hand also has a reputation for being reliable, especially if you're alone with noone else around. its generally more accessible than SN for most people (no prescription things required and looking for SN). from what i've read, the physical process seems less violent. mainly fatigue, headache, and gradual LOC, all while breathing remains fairly normal until you pass out.

i'm now hesitant between the two. the CO path requires less effort especially since i already have my car. all i need is a small bbq grill and charcoal, and some vodka of course. i'd then park somewhere remote and play music as i pass out an lose consciousness.

i remember a user here once said if they had access to a car they'd choose CO over SN and honestly i can see why and agree.

if you personally had the complete resources do both, which one are you choosing?

 

[406cap]

I'm doing CO but in a tent car has too many gaps

 

[Vorty30]

SN.

 

[Intoxicated]

Between these two, I'd choose CO, but I wouldn't use incomplete combustion of any materials like charcoal to produce the gas. I'd rather resort to making very high concentration of carbon monoxide inside a plastic bag, using one of the following chemical reactions:

• citric acid + concentrated sulfuric acid,
• sodium formate + concentrated sulfuric acid,
• potassium ferrocyanide + concentrated sulfuric acid,
• pyrolysis of sodium oxalate.

 

[shiba]

CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO

 

[RoseGirl]

It depends on what colour you wanna be once you die. SN turns u blue while CO makes u blush

 

[kurgan]

Between these two, I'd choose CO, but I wouldn't use incomplete combustion of any materials like charcoal to produce the gas. I'd rather resort to making very high concentration of carbon monoxide inside a plastic bag, using one of the following chemical reactions:

• citric acid + concentrated sulfuric acid,
• sodium formate + concentrated sulfuric acid,
• potassium ferrocyanide + concentrated sulfuric acid,
• pyrolysis of sodium oxalate.

Do you know what the ratio mix is and what ppm concentration levels can you expect?