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"Laughing gas" is pretty much a misnomer.

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In Reply to: RE: Why wasn't he laughing? Nt posted by geoffkait on November 03, 2013 at 09:05:21

A few will get the giggles, but that's a pretty minor effect. William
James, the brother of the venerable American novelist Henry James, wrote
about his nitrous fascination in his "The Varieties of Religious
Experience". Though he talked all stuffy-like about is with the usual
Christian mysticism allegations and such, he was basically a lover of
the gas. Dare a say a "huffer?" In combination with acid or peyote
it is one of the strongest psychedelic experiences available, comparable
to even Ayahuasca. Regards,

J.R.
http://www.amazon.com/Varieties-Religious-Experience-William (Open in New Window)

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Guess I'll stick to Guinness Stout. Nt - geoffkait 09:58:23 11/03/13 (1)
Nt
- Salud! - J.R. 10:38:28 11/03/13 (0)
  Many a time, after a day of hiking and exploring the Chihuahuan desert
  in Big Bend while adjusted on acid or peyote or mescaline, when I returned
  to my truck I would grab an ice cold Guinness out of the cooler before
  I even took off my pack or sat down. It's so creamy when poured ice cold
  into one of those blue enameled Mexican cups when it's so hot the lizards
  are hiding. Regards,
  
  J.R.

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