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It's not 4/1 where I'm sitting, and this paper looks somewhat legit on first skim. Anyway, here's a story: My college roommate was a force of nature. So one we
by grayed-down 6y ago
It's not 4/1 where I'm sitting, and this paper looks somewhat legit on first skim.
Anyway, here's a story: My college roommate was a force of nature. So one weekend night I'm feeling a big cold coming on and I want to stay in and rest.
He was having none of that, so he goes to the kitchen and gets a spoon and a bottle of vodka and proceeds to snort a spoonful up both nostrils. It was horrifying. Then he gives the spoon to me.
I don't know how exactly, but he convinced me to do the same. It wasn't pleasant, but within a few hours and along with a few gin and tonics, there was no runny nose, no sore throat or headache.
I've done this several times over the years and when it works, it works well. Am I recommending this? Hell no, don't do it!
- teslabox 6y ago> He was having none of that, so he goes to the kitchen and gets a spoon and a bottle of vodka and proceeds to snort a spoonful up both nostrils. It was horrifying. Then he gives the spoon to me. I don't know how exactly, but he convinced me to do the same. Cool story, thanks for sharing. > Am I recommending this? Hell no, don't do it! Alcohol fumes are also useful for treating tuberculosis and pneumonia. I don't recommend the spoon method, it's much gentler to use an evaporation chamber.