bose QuietComfort 2 Noise Cancelling headphones

[everlast746]

i don't wanna be scared =/ i just wanted to do relaxing ones like opium or orgasm =p

[everlast746]

Inhalant
Recreational (VERY STRONG)
30 Minutes

Inhalants are either chemicals in gaseous form or volatile solvents (liquids) that becomes gas at the time of use, which are inhaled by people for their psychoactive effects. Our understanding of the literature is that there is no such thing as safe use of most volatile solvents, aerosols or other street inhalants: their psychoactive effects may be inseparable from nerve and organ damage, so we've created a safe alternative. You will feel dizzy, and it will be a wild and crazy ride, so hold on tight

that sounds scary! i don't know if i could handle that

[DFisher]

maybe you shouldnt be such a PUSSY

[everlast746]

i will come to your house and stab you david -_-

[DFisher]

well at least i can use the concentrate dose to help me focus and win our knife fight! my skills will be unmatched thanks to the glory of i-doser! ha!

[everlast746]

anywho, soo am i just screwed and should give up on this?

[crystalsoul]

try the inhalant dose, when others wouldn't work that one did for me.
it is a crazy ass dose... i'll warn you it could scare you.

at 39% the sound changes into a scary noise without warning

[jerry2a]

(apparently I can't post a link unless I already have one post -_- see my reply)

will these not work? I've tried three different ones (alcohol, nitrous, and french roast) and none of them worked. Could it be the headphones? I do know that the headphones can soften some of my music, like if I listen to a band called atmosphere in my car or on any other headphones it has this one part in almost every song thats really annoying and high pitched, these headphones get rid of that. Could these headphones be hindering it?

Don't waste your money on a pair of Bose wireless headphones. If you want to spend some money and don't care about wireless, get a set of Sennheiser HD-280 Pro's. They'll set you back $80-$90, but they're studio-quality and they have excellent frequency response and dynamic range. If you want something cheap, I'd recommend the Philips HS250's - you can get them at CVS and stores like that...They're less than $20 but the specs on them are excellent compared to other headphones in that price range.

[Im_a_pistol]

Don't feel bad, everlast, none of them worked for me either (nitrous, a little). I did everything right and followed all the "how-to's" I've given up after 10-12 times. Luckily, we didn't pay for any of them. I just like the forum and talking to you guys. Plus I've found herbal alternatives to the drugs I like. I'm just gonna stick with the real deal, so to speak.

[crystalsoul]

I'd recommend the Philips HS250's - you can get them at CVS and stores like that...They're less than $20 but the specs on them are excellent compared to other headphones in that price range.

could you give me a link :3