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Originally Posted By: PandaBear
Even better:
How to snort smarties and choke on it.
Jeez, and I thought the other one was bad.
Even better:
How to snort smarties and choke on it.
Jeez, and I thought the other one was bad.
Better than starting on cancer sticks.....
Great to see such sharp knives demo-ing an important skill!
The scariest thing is that there are MANY vids on the same thing.
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Now ..and I'm really afraid to ask here ..just how did "Smarties" come into vogue as a jackarse distraction of choice??
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In Canada we call those Rockets, our Smarties up here are chocolate candies kind of like M&Ms:
These are our Rockets (your Smarties):
These are our Rockets (your Smarties):
Haha. My friend in high school circa 1993 snorted a crushed-up Spree candy and missed school the next two days. Good times.
I knew a guy in high school (1970's) that snorted "Pop Rocks".
I came from a family that has cousins stuffing plastic beads into body orifices and need to go to the hospital to get them out.
Cousin 1: Stuff it into her nose and have to go to the emergency room to get it out.
Cousin 2: Her younger sister, stuff it into her ear and have to go to the emergency room to get it out.
They are 4 years apart. Must be from their mother's side (instead of our side).
Cousin 1: Stuff it into her nose and have to go to the emergency room to get it out.
Cousin 2: Her younger sister, stuff it into her ear and have to go to the emergency room to get it out.
They are 4 years apart. Must be from their mother's side (instead of our side).
Snorting Pop Rocks sounds painful.
Originally Posted By: Patman
In Canada we call those Rockets, our Smarties up here are chocolate candies kind of like M&Ms:
Thanks for the explanation. I was wondering what kind of packaging the kid had put the "smarties" in!
I don't see anything wrong with a kid having fun with candy. He'll get bored of it after a day or two. From what I can tell, he isn't actually inhaling the stuff, is he?
In Canada we call those Rockets, our Smarties up here are chocolate candies kind of like M&Ms:
Thanks for the explanation. I was wondering what kind of packaging the kid had put the "smarties" in!
I don't see anything wrong with a kid having fun with candy. He'll get bored of it after a day or two. From what I can tell, he isn't actually inhaling the stuff, is he?
Originally Posted By: Gary Allan
Now ..and I'm really afraid to ask here ..just how did "Smarties" come into vogue as a jackarse distraction of choice??
Evidently the generational torch has been passed. It used to be sniffing glue or paint cans, now it's pulverized candy.
I'd like to see someone snort a slurpee...
Now ..and I'm really afraid to ask here ..just how did "Smarties" come into vogue as a jackarse distraction of choice??
Evidently the generational torch has been passed. It used to be sniffing glue or paint cans, now it's pulverized candy.
I'd like to see someone snort a slurpee...
A mind is a terrible thing to waste.
Originally Posted By: ToyotaNSaturn
Evidently the generational torch has been passed. It used to be sniffing glue or paint cans, now it's pulverized candy.
Don't worry, we still have plenty of glue/paint/gasoline huffing happening in the less savory area of town!
These sure smelled good when I was a kid:
Evidently the generational torch has been passed. It used to be sniffing glue or paint cans, now it's pulverized candy.
Don't worry, we still have plenty of glue/paint/gasoline huffing happening in the less savory area of town!
These sure smelled good when I was a kid:
Originally Posted By: ToyotaNSaturn
Evidently the generational torch has been passed. It used to be sniffing glue or paint cans, now it's pulverized candy.
I'd like to see someone snort a slurpee...
True that. When I was a kid we "boil candle" during the moon festival, by melting them under a fire and spray water on a lit pot with candle melt. Boom, a large flame shoot up.
A few kids got scold every year though.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob...0cbcdd0690cf79d
Evidently the generational torch has been passed. It used to be sniffing glue or paint cans, now it's pulverized candy.
I'd like to see someone snort a slurpee...
True that. When I was a kid we "boil candle" during the moon festival, by melting them under a fire and spray water on a lit pot with candle melt. Boom, a large flame shoot up.
A few kids got scold every year though.
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob...0cbcdd0690cf79d
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