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by MisterBig on January 12th, 2005
It is nitrous oxide.Reactions vary,dentists use it to calm their patients and others use it as a recreational drug,it can make some people cry.
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But what does it do to the body that makes an effect?
by Massey on January 13th, 2005
Massy, that was not part of the question.
by Glenn Blaylock on January 13th, 2005
This is somewhat usefull, but iam expecting alot on this question.
by Shriram ks on January 14th, 2005