
"Let's get all the fireworks and pile dog shit on top of them". I can't believe I actually said that, and I still can't believe I was the one who lit them and couldn't run away in time. Tell us about your spectacularly misjudged ideas.
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( , Thu 24 Jul 2014, 13:15)
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Broadly speaking, inhaling something gets it into your bloodstream (via your lungs) quicker than ingesting it (via relatively slow absorption through the gastro-intestinal tract, and first-pass metabolism by the liver) would.
So that would make sense if you were talking about something with euphoric effects. Paracetamol has many effects, but euphoria isn't one of them. If it was, we'd all be injecting Calpol.
( , Wed 30 Jul 2014, 23:19, 2 replies)

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A paper 'The Common Pain of Surrealism and Death'
pss.sagepub.com/content/24/6/966
Which lead to the NHS publishing www.nhs.uk/news/2013/04April/Pages/paracetamol-not-recommended-for-painful-emotions.aspx
This is an interesting paper, on the effect of taking paracetamol on the effects of thinking about death.
Surprisingly, the study found a not zero effect.
This was dramatically overreported in most of the 'quality'* papers.
www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2311655/Popping-paracetamol-help-treat-EMOTIONAL-pain.html
* 17.
Quality
something a chav says when he/she sees something that they know nothing about and think its good
"oh gaz that beasty car is quality"
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