File: Betty Boop - Banned Cartoon.swf-(9.54 MB, 320x240, Other)
[_] Anonymous 05/25/15(Mon)21:43 No.

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>> [_] Anonymous 05/25/15(Mon)22:12 No.

  Why would this have been banned?

>> [_] Anonymous 05/25/15(Mon)22:28 No.

  maybe because they thought it would encourage people to use laughing gas.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/25/15(Mon)22:28 No.

  Don't make me laugh.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/25/15(Mon)22:33 No.

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H47ow4_Cmk0

>> [_] friendsofsandwiches 05/25/15(Mon)22:44 No.

  >>2791989
  So how much percentage of nitrous does it take to start getting a high?
  At what point does it start becoming lethal?

>> [_] Anonymous 05/25/15(Mon)22:52 No.

  >>2792008
  >So how much percentage of nitrous does it take to start getting a high?
  According to erowid, a single breathe is enough for a 15 to 30 minute high

>> [_] Anonymous 05/25/15(Mon)23:00 No.

  >>2792008
  NO2 is completely nontoxic (it is nitrogen and oxygen after all, the same stuff in the air). It
  displaces oxygen though -- at less than 19.5% oxygen you will asphyxiate, so 80.5%.
  http://www.iigas.com/nitrous_oxidemsds.htm

>> [_] Anonymous 05/25/15(Mon)23:01 No.

  >>2792020
  N2O even

>> [_] Anonymous 05/26/15(Tue)00:19 No.

  >>2791954
  yup. that's a fleischer brothers cartoon alright.
  creepy even when they're trying to be cutesy.

  In other news, somebody needs to cut this right about where the clock starts, and remove any
  shots of the gas propagating so its just things growing mouths and bursting into laughter, and
  convert it to a gif named "Oh wait, you were serious?"

>> [_] Anonymous 05/26/15(Tue)00:25 No.

  >>2792020
  normal air is 21. the rest is mostly nitrogen.
  you need 20% to breathe.

  So unless you're breathing straight oxygen with your nitrous oxide, you'll suffocate if more than
  1 percent is laughing gas for an extended period.
  the higher that percentage removed, the longer it'll take to oxygen starve you, of course.

  Also, sodium and chlorine are "the same stuff that's in salt" but both will kill you. So don't
  make that assumption on things like you did with air. You're correct this time, but its not a
  good generalization.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/26/15(Tue)00:34 No.

  that fucking box head was a sex symbol?

>> [_] Anonymous 05/26/15(Tue)00:38 No.

  >>2791977

  >Laughing gravestones
  >Nigger ink bottle

  You tell me

>> [_] Anonymous 05/26/15(Tue)00:41 No.

  >>2792074
  Except that's fundamentally different. Table salt is a sodium and chlorine COMPOUND. Air is
  literally just a mixture of Oxygen, Nitrogen, and a few other molecules

>> [_] Anonymous 05/26/15(Tue)00:43 No.

  >>2792074
  Salt is toxic. Not as much as sodium or chlorine, but it'll still kill you if you eat a brick of
  it.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/26/15(Tue)00:45 No.

  >>2792083
  N2O is a compound, like NaCl. His analogy is correct, though as >>2792087, salt is toxic.

>> [_] Anonymous 05/26/15(Tue)00:51 No.

  >>2792020
  >it is nitrogen and oxygen after all
  2/10 b8 m8

>> [_] Anonymous 05/26/15(Tue)00:52 No.

  >>2792091
  Okay, but EVERYTHING is toxic if you eat enough. WATER is toxic if you eat enough.
  sola dosis facit venenum

  Normal amounts of salt is a necessary bodily intake for electrolyte purposes. Not enough of it
  and you get Hyponatremia and start having seizures and stuff because of your nerves not working
  right and you get too much water in your brain.

  Which is why too much water, proportionate to your amount of salt, is also a toxic thing.