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Ah it's nasty stuff. If you've got to do something, go for NOS. Amyl is just sickening, dirty and proper nasty for your brain.
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Hmm I only tend to do poppers after a few drinks and find them a good giggle if you don't over do it. But I also used to use them a fair amount whilst -ahem- getting it on. I don't know if this is linked to the reason gay men supposedly use them a lot, but I tell you, using poppers during hetero sex is incredible! Completely different to when taken normally. I could not recommend this highly enough! :(:(

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Hmm I only tend to do poppers after a few drinks and find them a good giggle if you don't over do it. But I also used to use them a fair amount whilst -ahem- getting it on. I don't know if this is linked to the reason gay men supposedly use them a lot, but I tell you, using poppers during hetero sex is incredible! Completely different to when taken normally. I could not recommend this highly enough! :(:(
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They dont!

Nitrous is sooooo much better, and doesnt give you a banging headache!

Its an awsome mixer drug with ketamine and MDMA.

Buy nitrous before you go though, or pay 3 for £5 at the festival. If you buy in bulk they should only cost you you about 30p each.

Oh and try mephedrone, absolutley quality stuff! just like MDMA (in 400mg caps) and absolutley no comedown or loss of appetite! LEGAL and only £10 a g online!

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Hmm I only tend to do poppers after a few drinks and find them a good giggle if you don't over do it. But I also used to use them a fair amount whilst -ahem- getting it on. I don't know if this is linked to the reason gay men supposedly use them a lot, but I tell you, using poppers during hetero sex is incredible! Completely different to when taken normally. I could not recommend this highly enough! :P:P
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They're sold everywhere... look out for the 'Legal Highs' tents that are dotted around the main stages.

Personally i hate them as they always give a bad headache. They're especially annoying when someone takes them in a packed crowd as everyone around them gets a good whiff of them and either gives them a 1 second high or a headache.

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I used to love poppers. I was challenged to inhale 50 (yes fifty) large sniffs of them in one go once. I passed out instantly. My friends (being the lovely chaps that they are) rather than check I was still alive decided to have a game of human buckaroo and pile everything they could find on top of me. I woke up 8 or so hours later covered in all sorts of paraphanalia and with the mother of all headaches.

Needless to say, I don't do poppers any more!

By the way - I do not recommend anybody do this, apparently it can do your brain some serious damage

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you could get them off atleast one stall last year.

I remeber going "ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo shall we get some poppers?! -lets get some!!!!" (when i could bearly stand up myself :(

luckily my more-sober-then-me-friend...said "No! were not going there!" :D:)

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