A Conversation for The Effects of Krypton on Your Voice
Further Warnings pt. 2
Mu Beta Started conversation May 27, 2003
Surely the main reason not to inhale the gas from the outlet is the fact that is almost certainly likely to be dispensed at a higher pressure than your lungs can handle, and will lead to some nasty rupturing.
B
Further Warnings pt. 2
Dr Hell Posted May 27, 2003
No. unless you strap the duct to your trachaea. Or glue it to your mouth. It is more likely that the hose will exit your mouth rocket-wise instead of harming your lungs.
HELL
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Mu Beta Posted May 27, 2003
You reckon?
Mind you, I do have abnormal lungs, according to my asthma therapist.
Why the name change, btw?
B
Further Warnings pt. 2
Dr Hell Posted May 27, 2003
Well... It's surely not a nice thing to try out. It probably also depends if you are biting the outlet or not, or if you're directly putting your mouth on the metal nozzle... I was thinking more of a hose inserted in my mouth and what would happen if I turned the gas on instantly. I would probably feel a punch and the hose would fly out almost immediately.
Well... Certainly not a nice thing to do.
Name change? You mean Franklin? Checkout my space 
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I'll be back as good ol' HELL when I've had enough of the Freak Bros. OR after another Elvis metamorphosis.
HELL
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