They're not laughing now

[TheDude]

Must admit I've rather missed this entire story - didn't know LG was being used by kids

If you didn't know this I can only assume you are character in an Enid Blyton book or you live somewhere like Camberwick Green.

[SueEllen]

You do strike me as the kind of clueless easily led muppet that would try that. Let's see if we can find the change in your posting style that reflects the death of a few neurons...


Nope, it looks like you've always posted like a clueless easily led muppet.

Both times I had it, it was combined with oxygen and used in a medical/dental setting.

So you are the ass for not realising that it is used as an anaesthetic.

[d000hg]

If you didn't know this I can only assume you are character in an Enid Blyton book or you live somewhere like Camberwick Green.

I don't read the Daily Mail or have much interest in children. I live in a deprived NE former mining village where kids get their kicks setting fire to (and trying to inhale) wheelie bins, and people routinely find syringes in the playgrounds. LG has never been mentioned on a local FB group. Maybe in your middle class area it's more common.

[SueEllen]

I don't read the Daily Mail or have much interest in children. I live in a deprived NE former mining village where kids get their kicks setting fire to (and trying to inhale) wheelie bins, and people routinely find syringes in the playgrounds. LG has never been mentioned on a local FB group. Maybe in your middle class area it's more common.

It's normal to find empty canisters in parks and commons in London.

Alternatively you can just need teeth extracting, have a baby, or whatever short medical procedure and they may give it to you with air. I say may because of due to the side effects on workers, mostly midwives, due inadequate ventilation some hospitals have stopped giving it.

[TheDude]

I don't read the Daily Mail or have much interest in children. I live in a deprived NE former mining village where kids get their kicks setting fire to (and trying to inhale) wheelie bins, and people routinely find syringes in the playgrounds. LG has never been mentioned on a local FB group. Maybe in your middle class area it's more common.

I bow to your superior street smarts.

I never knew that kids freebase wheelie bins.

[Zigenare]

Both times I had it, it was combined with oxygen and used in a medical/dental setting.

So you are the ass for not realising that it is used as an anaesthetic.

Yeah, of course.

Can we have another of your "I've heard..." fairytales too?

[NotAllThere]

Yep.

Just made me feel sleepy.

My wife didn't get on with it either. With our first child, she was given heroin... it was quite new at the time to use diamorphine. She really didn't like that either.

[SueEllen]

Yeah, of course.

Can we have another of your "I've heard..." fairytales too?

I've heard?

What are you on?

I've had it for dental/medical procedures.

[SueEllen]

My wife didn't get on with it either. With our first child, she was given heroin... it was quite new at the time to use diamorphine. She really didn't like that either.

There is me thinking everyone got given pethidine...

[Zigenare]

I've heard?

What are you on?

I've had it for dental/medical procedures.

It's a phrase which prefixes most of your bull crap.