Unfortunately she's now famous for being an idiot. I feel for the family, but how dumb do you have to be to snort keyboard duster? Are Americans getting dumber? If you've got teens make them aware.
She knew she would be famous, 19 year old girl is now dead.
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Doing whippets isn't new...I worked with a guy who killed himself doing that back in the early 2000s. Big reason why a lot of pressurized cans use carbon dioxide now instead of a chemical propellant.
I think all these "TikTok Challenges" are probably some ChiComs sitting back and laughing as they think up ways to get stupid pale faces to kill themselves on video.
Huffing duster, paint, nitrous whippets all similar high. Some people are actually addicted to inhalants. Nothing new.
In the 70s it was model airplane glue.
In 3rd grade, it was memograph paper and color markers
In 3rd grade, it was memograph paper and color markers
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The problem is some of these dusters use 1,1 dfa as the propellant with fatalities linked to difluoroethane abuse including actress Skye McCole Bartusiak, singer Aaron Carter and wrestler Mike Bell.
In other words, Darwinism is still working at some level.
When do we get the TikTok Russian Roulette with a Glock challenge?
Sirhr
Ooh, ooh, Mr Carter! How about with a SIG?
When I was in college I bought some computer duster to clean my PC, I had two dogs (a Brittany and a Pitty) and things got hairy.
Well I come home from class & work the next day, can't find my computer duster. Looked everywhere. My room, car, family room, living room, checked under the dogs blankets thinking one of them got at it, checked in my bed. Nothing.
Later, one of my roommates comes home and immediately says, "oh hey bro, I uhh, owe you a can of computer duster. I used it last night."
"To clean your computer....?"
"No I huffed it. It was awesome."
Just real nonchalant like. I just went to my room and started my math homework.
Well I come home from class & work the next day, can't find my computer duster. Looked everywhere. My room, car, family room, living room, checked under the dogs blankets thinking one of them got at it, checked in my bed. Nothing.
Later, one of my roommates comes home and immediately says, "oh hey bro, I uhh, owe you a can of computer duster. I used it last night."
"To clean your computer....?"
"No I huffed it. It was awesome."
Just real nonchalant like. I just went to my room and started my math homework.
Ballon’s with nitrous oxide after concerts is a whole, very lucrative, business. Guy pass out business cards to buy whole tanks….or just buy it right there in the parking lot by the balloon. They’re known as the nitrous mafia. Usually they’re stolen CO2 tanks filled with food grade nitrous, not medical grade.
Louisiana was selling small tanks every and the rate of accidents and fatalities got out of control so they banned it.
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Louisiana was selling small tanks every and the rate of accidents and fatalities got out of control so they banned it.
Inside the Nitrous Mafia, an East Coast Hippie-Crack Ring - The Village Voice
A hiss pierces the air as music fans wait in line outside the Brooklyn Bowl in Williamsburg. Across the street from the venue, a man stoops over his tank, inflating balloons and passing them to his associates by the fistful. He shuts off the valve and surveys the scene. Deciding his handlers are...
www.villagevoice.com
In high school I watched a guy I knew, crush up some Smarties in class and snort them. For no reason other than just being goofy. And when I say crush them up, it was into something that didn't even slightly resemble a "powder", this was big chunks.
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Only moments later, he was EXTREMELY sorry he did that, and for quite a long time. lmao
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Only moments later, he was EXTREMELY sorry he did that, and for quite a long time. lmao
I knew one of those. He'd get his bag, can of paint, and go out of the T-heads in Corpus Christi Bay. One day he didnt come back.
When I was in Amsterdam there were people walking around the Red Light District with like 5lb cannisters of it, selling balloons right there out in the open. You could buy the small 12gram cartridges in the shops, also, or buy them on the street.Ballon’s with nitrous oxide after concerts is a whole, very lucrative, business. Guy pass out business cards to buy whole tanks….or just buy it right there in the parking lot by the balloon. They’re known as the nitrous mafia. Usually they’re stolen CO2 tanks filled with food grade nitrous, not medical grade.
Louisiana was selling small tanks every and the rate of accidents and fatalities got out of control so they banned it.
Inside the Nitrous Mafia, an East Coast Hippie-Crack Ring - The Village Voice
A hiss pierces the air as music fans wait in line outside the Brooklyn Bowl in Williamsburg. Across the street from the venue, a man stoops over his tank, inflating balloons and passing them to his associates by the fistful. He shuts off the valve and surveys the scene. Deciding his handlers are...
The sidewalks and gutters were littered with balloons and the empty 12gram cannisters.
When do we get Greta Tardschmore accidently checkin out from carbon monoxide in her Masserati ?
That and add a bitter agent. I was young and dumb once and the “canned air” was not as well known to be super dangerous outside of being heavier than air so you could drown above water messing with it. Couple friends and I didn’t know just how dangerous it was, we just knew it made our voice super deep… next thing we knew we were high as hell…. Crap is very addictive too, super dangerous.
Pretty much what NOLA was looking like. I mean, it’s already trash to begin with and then add all that
I still see dudes huffing paint
Many people posting here
Two dipshits for our high school crossed over doing that in the 60's. IIRC it started in Ca and quickly spread in the hippy crowd's
It's funny looking at those cartridges on Amazon and reading the reviews from the people claiming they're using them to charge their whipped cream canisters for just making whipped cream.
In 3rd grade, it was memograph paper and color markers
Well, actually, it was the "spirit duplicator" fluid used in the production of these docs. "Mimeograph" was something different. This was a machine where the "ink" was a dark brown or black gel, and it was fed through a stencil cut with the words or whatever was being printed. It smelled horrible.
Gestetner "Mimeograph" Duplicator with hand crank. (The one in our school had a motor drive).
Heyer "Speedex" Spirit Duplicatior (motor driven). Although, we didn't have that automatic scanner. We just put the paper in a typewriter and typed on it to make the master. any art-work was drawn on, manually.
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