Whippets

[smokez]

Any of u guys ever huffed a can of whip cream? it fucks u up for like 20 seconds pretty bad, ya its a fuckin dumb ass thing to do but so most drugs. Anyways, if u guys wanna try it buy a can of whip cream, dont tilt it upside down so the cream comes out but face it straight up and just inhale all the nitrous. Theres no to really describe it but my buddies work at safeway and they take like 24 packs of whip cream and huff em on break lol..

Even tho this is reallllly stupid its funny my buddy was like "Yo lets huff some cans and go cliffjumping" lol.. wow how much of a rush would that be

[Rasta_Man]

Here comes some knowledge:

Originally Posted by Wikipedia.org

Since nitrous oxide can cause dizziness, dissociation, and temporary loss of motor control, it is unsafe to inhale while standing up. Inhalation directly from a whipped-cream charger or a tank poses serious health risks, as it can cause the lungs to collapse from high levels of pressure, forcing air into the chest cavity, and can cause frostbite since the gas is very cold when released. For those reasons, most recreational users will discharge the gas into a balloon before inhaling.

While the pure gas itself is not toxic, death can result if it is inhaled in such a way that not enough oxygen is breathed in. Long-term use in large quantities has been associated with dangerous symptoms similar to vitamin B12 deficiency: anemia due to reduced hemopoiesis, neuropathy, tinnitus, and numbness in extremities. In chronic use it is also teratogenic, and foetotoxic. It can be habit-forming, mainly because of its short-lived effect (generally from 1 - 5 minutes in recreational doses) and ease of access. Inhaling industrial-grade nitrous oxide is also dangerous, as it contains many impurities and is not intended for use on humans. Finally, nitrous oxide should not be confused with nitric oxide, an extremely poisonous gas.

and here's some more

Originally Posted by Erowid.org

Nitrous oxide has been safely used as a mild anesthetic for over 150 years. Problems with its use come primarily from carelessness. Potential problems include :

• Brain injury and suffocation can result from lack of oxygen. When used as an anesthetic, nitrous is always administered in combination with oxygen. Never use nitrous in any manner that does not provide for adequate oxygen intake.
  
  Note that it is not necessary to feel shortness of breath or a sense of oxygen deprivation in order for the body to be dangerously short of oxygen. The sensation of being unable to breathe comes as a result of unusually high levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) rather than low levels of oxygen. Because of this, people who inhale pure nitrous oxide or other gases do not have the sensation of being unable to breathe, despite not getting enough (or any) oxygen. It is quite possible to suffocate while breathing pure nitrous oxide without ever feeling discomfort or a shortness of breath.
  • Never strap a gas mask to your face while using pure nitrous as it is possible to black out and die from lack of oxygen.
  • Never use a garbage bag as a delivery device. It is possible (and has happened) to black out and suffocate when the bag falls over the nose and mouth.
  • Never open a tank of nitrous in a sealed room, closet, car, or other space.
• Very cold temperatures of the gas can freeze the lips and throat if taken directly from a tank or whippit. Releasing the gas into a balloon first allows the gas to warm before being administered.
• High levels of pressure may rupture blood vessels in the lungs and force air into the chest cavity, causing the lungs to collapse. This is primarily a problem when nitrous is being administered directly from a tank or other pressurized container. Again, releasing the gas into a balloon first eliminates this risk.
• Heavy and frequent nitrous use can deplete vitamin B12 in the body and lead to serious and unpleasant neurological problems. Users may experience tingly fingers and toes, or in more severe cases, numbness of all extremeties. Taking B12 supplements, especially in combination with multi vitamin and complete amino acid supplements, may help alleviate this problem. If you experience these symptoms, cease nitrous use immediately and if the symptoms persist, seek medical attention. See Nitrous & B-Vitamin Dangers.
• Careless use of nitrous oxide can also cause nausea, vomiting, and disorientation, primarily from inhaling too much, too soon.
• Since nitrous produces a temporary loss of motor control and dissociation, it's extremely unwise to inhale it while standing or while in any situation where unconsciousness is dangerous.
• Some users of nitrous report headaches and generalized discomfort for an hour or more after inhalation.
• Nitric Oxide, a toxic industrial gas, is occasionally mistaken for Nitrous Oxide. Users should be careful they know what they are inhaling. Inhaling Nitric Oxide can permanently damage the lungs or kill.
• Olney's Lesions: there is little to no evidence that Nitrous Oxide use causes the brain lesions described in William White's "This is your Brain on Dissociatives" and, without further evidence, this hypothesis should be considered invalid for Nitrous Oxide.

You should always research and know all you possibly can before putting a new drug or substance into your body.

[metalstonerking]

Rasta Man sayeth:

Bitch you gon' die

[smokez]

hahah i know what it does, its horrible for u and dangerous, but iv only really huffed twice, and im done with it, but on the other hand iv told my buddy to stop but i dunno i guess he really likes it.. stupid eh?

[GreenScreen]

i dont know about the whip cream cans but nitrous isnt very dangerous if you arent stupid with it. as long as you do it right, yea its gonna kill some brain cells, but nothing major, and doesnt almost everything thats fun kill braincells? you just have to make sure you not breathing it directly from a high pressure environment because the sudden decrease in pressure causes it to get really cold and like the thing said it can freeze you. and if you get too many lungfuls of something thats not oxygen without getting any oxygen no matter what it is its not good for you. just dont over do it

[weed420]

funny thing is they sell whip its at our headshop

[plumface_2002]

haha yea i do that everytime i notice a new can in the fridge.

[Zimed]

I hate nitrous dioxide...anything that emulates it's analgesic effects, I hate as well, so I guess that includes ALL opiates. I think Nitrous Oxide is a volatile chemical, and let's be realy here, hardly any one that uses nitrous is responsible about it...they are just looking for a quick cheap high, and the high only lasts a few seconds, after it is exhaled. I refuse to accept it at the dentist office, if I ever have any procedures done. The sweet smell of it, just makes me sick, and renders me to vomiting. It's a worthless, useless, distastful, short lived, thing that people need not use.

[emrandel]

Aw damn man,... me and my buddy got two dozen whippets the other day and sat down behind some bar in a back alley and cracked open and took every single one. At one point alllll the colours just merged together and when i stood up to take a piss in the corner. Well, it felt really good. Personally I'd say it's a waste of money but everyone should try it once. I spent like $40 on a cracker and a carton of whippets and thick balloon to inhale it from.

Would of rather of gotten an eighth obviously but... eh, you learn.

[smokez]

u used a baloon? i took it straight from the can, any difference?

[MoBUD]

I'd always thought Nitrous to be very safe, and it is from what I've heard. Every time I go to the dentist I crank that NOS up hard. I love that NOS feeling. But yeah i usually put it in a balloon then just huff on the balloon for a while.

People sell the balloons at concerts and yo ucan always tell it's NOS because they don't float up because of the helium, because there is none. So there's a balloon guy walking around with a bunch of limp balloons it's hilarious.

[Rasta_Man]

Originally Posted by smokez

u used a baloon? i took it straight from the can, any difference?

Yes, read all the information i post for you.

[.....CAM.....]

i thought you were talkin about the car lol

[Shamrock0820]

i tryed it once but do you hve to inhale the whole can? in one lungfull or what?

[plumface_2002]

hey, i know this is an old thread but does anyone remember if they gave me +rep in this thread?

"nice job with the quote edit things. you shopuld take out the edit one tho lol"

if so speak up