Vaughn

Vaughn

Experienced
Feb 21, 2019
227
well whatever it is,,It is !! :)

When I try to type while intoxicated, the mistakes I make are misspellings and erroneous use of punctuation, mainly due to me not having the energy to bother correcting them. Unless he had some sort of violent burst that made him hold down shift and alt - at separate times - while also pressing keys on the top of his keyboard, I don't see how SN induced drowsiness would make him do that.
well whatever it is - it is.. ! :)
 
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Cookiedough8956

Wowzers
Feb 24, 2019
636
@Mich517 , um, everything okay?

what's going on?

If you passed, R.I.P, (prob wasn't peaceful), but now you're free from the pain forever.
 
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Vaughn

Vaughn

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Feb 21, 2019
227
@Mich517 , um, everything okay?

what's going on?

If you passed, R.I.P, (prob wasn't peaceful), but now you're free from the pain forever.
I think this person has gone to Urgent Care -hospital. Unfortunately had eaten lots of potato chips before....
 
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Cookiedough8956

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Feb 24, 2019
636
I think this person has gone to Urgent Care -hospital. Unfortunately had eaten lots of potato chips before....

hmm, gotta do your research if you're gonna be attempting a method like this!

Well, you know, that's a good thing if he did go. Hope he gets well.
 
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Taylor

Taylor

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Dec 23, 2018
476
hmm, gotta do your research if you're gonna be attempting a method like this!

Well, you know, that's a good thing if he did go. Hope he gets well.
This is why I don't recommend the SN method
 
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Taylor

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Dec 23, 2018
476
Yeah, this is nothing like N, and nowhere near as peaceful. You're basically guaranteed to throw up, as it is literal poison, regardless of any anti-emetic.
 
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AhG

AhG

La vie est tout sauf un rêve
Jan 24, 2019
313
This sounds very sketchy. I know that SN and DMSO is my method, I already ordered it, just waiting, but since ive been waiting, I have seen a couple of posts of this method not working "peacefully" and it scares me now. I hope everything is good with you man, if you caught your bus, Rest In Peace mate!
If not, I hope you can tell us what went wrong and how you felt afterwards. Peace be with you!
 
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Kooz

Kooz

Night-Night.
Aug 26, 2018
129
Some of his responses sound pretty trollish tbh.
 
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Vaughn

Vaughn

Experienced
Feb 21, 2019
227
I personally would not drink that glass - not good..
but all of you out there wanting to do this - prepare well and research well...... and many have gone that way.... peacefully
 
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Minudah

Minudah

Stupid
Dec 3, 2018
1,355
What kind of keyboard configuration would make you accidentally type brackets and equals signs?
I was going to say maybe a phone, but none of my keyboards on Android could do that. It takes too much clicking to get those symbols. Maybe iPhone or something? But then wasn't he typing from a computer?

I really hope this isn't legit. Eating and drinking around taking DMSO+SN is such a bad idea, and I would hope anyone would at least do enough research before taking to know that.
SN poisoning causes blurry vision, I had to zoom in and turn screen brightness up to read text on this site when I was poisoned from SN. And shaking hands from SN made it hard to type too. I don't know about feeling drunk though, let alone as off as he was.

 
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Hated, Unloved by the world and everything in it.
Jan 3, 2019
134
Hopefull they are ok, or they were successful in their attempt. With death there will always be pain involved no matter what you try, you just have go through it. It's just like life, pain is wherever you go and it will be there waiting for you on your way out.
 
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Morpheus

Morpheus

Student
Dec 3, 2018
122
Yeah, this is nothing like N, and nowhere near as peaceful. You're basically guaranteed to throw up, as it is literal poison, regardless of any anti-emetic.
Are you saying you're guaranteed to vomit N.?
 
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Hated, Unloved by the world and everything in it.
Jan 3, 2019
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I personally would not have begun the method without preparation first. If you don't have any antiemetics, it would be best to not eat anything for a day or two and then try it. Impulse can either be a good thing or a bad thing, hopefully everything works out in the end.
 
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Morpheus

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Dec 3, 2018
122
@Taylor Sorry, I read you wrong.
 
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John434

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Feb 6, 2019
120
Ya, I'm not going to use the dmso when I go, the taste and effects are far to overwhelming. Planning on mixing with water and use of Antiemetics
 
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OfficerK

Experienced
May 6, 2018
255
This sounds very sketchy. I know that SN and DMSO is my method, I already ordered it, just waiting, but since ive been waiting, I have seen a couple of posts of this method not working "peacefully" and it scares me now. I hope everything is good with you man, if you caught your bus, Rest In Peace mate!
If not, I hope you can tell us what went wrong and how you felt afterwards. Peace be with you!
The idea of using DMSO together with SN originates from a post on this forum that provided no proof for its effectiveness apart from an anecdote from the same person that made the post. Collecting data related to suicide methods is very difficult, as I've explained in the past, and I both understand and agree that it may be necessary to use unverified anecdotal evidence if we ever want to be able to draw conclusions or make progress. But even when accepting anecdotal evidence, there is far more indicating that SN is effective enough on its own than there is suggesting that DMSO is necessary or even helpful at all. I think the main reason why it caught on was that the post was written in a very convincing manner, using formal language, medical terminology and a professional looking structure.

I was going to say maybe a phone, but none of my keyboards on Android could do that. It takes too much clicking to get those symbols. Maybe iPhone or something? But then didn't he say he was typing this from a computer?

I really hope this isn't legit. Eating and drinking around taking DMSO+SN is such a bad idea, and I would hope anyone would at least do enough research before taking to know that.
SN poisoning causes blurry vision, I had to zoom in and turn my brightness up to read text on this site when I was poisoned from SN. And shaking hands from SN made it hard to type too. I don't know about feeling drunk though, let alone as off as he was.
If hitting random letters on his keyboard/phone was caused by blurry vision, then his whole post should be incoherent. In the post that I quoted, he somehow managed to write almost an entire sentence that was more or less grammatically sound before suddenly only being able to hit random letters. That doesn't make sense to me.
 
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OfficerK

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May 6, 2018
255
Nooo. You're guaranteed to vomit SN.
Not sure what you're basing this on. What makes SN so special that the nausea it causes is unpreventable, while nausea caused by invasive chemotherapy can be treated using the same anti-emetics?
 
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Taylor

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Dec 23, 2018
476
Not sure what you're basing this on. What makes SN so special that the nausea it causes is unpreventable, while nausea caused by invasive chemotherapy can be treated using the same anti-emetics?
Lol there are other threads here that describe the actual chemical composition of SN and that reaction that occurs if you were to consume it, but think of it like trying to ingest acid, as opposed to nausea induced chemotherapy.
 
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Didymus

Didymus

Clutching at invisible straws
Dec 11, 2018
348
Nooo. You're guaranteed to vomit SN.

You speak from experience?

If you're 100% sure maybe you should suggest this fact to be added to the wiki SN page
 
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OfficerK

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May 6, 2018
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Lol there are other threads here that describe the actual chemical composition of SN and that reaction that occurs if you were to consume it, but think of it like trying to ingest acid, as opposed to nausea induced chemotherapy.
Nitrite induced vomiting is not instantaneous and caused by your gag reflex (edit to clarify: it happens after the substance has reached your digestive system), so I'd imagine the principle is the same as when the nausea is caused by chemotherapy: The urge to vomit is caused by (edit: the same) neurotransmitters being transmitted between your brain and different parts of your body, and Metoclopramide prevents your neurons from receiving these signals. What quality does SN have that negates this?
 
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Taylor

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Dec 23, 2018
476
Nitrite induced vomiting is not instantaneous and caused by your gag reflex (edit to clarify: it happens after the substance has reached your digestive system), so I'd imagine the principle is the same as when the nausea is caused by chemotherapy: The urge to vomit is caused by neurotransmitters being transmitted between your brain and different parts of your body, and Metoclopramide prevents your neurons from receiving these signals. What quality does SN have that negates this?
9/10 times that urge to vomit will be significantly greater than any chemotherapy induced nausea, regardless of how many neurotransmitters you block. I'm not about to go search and dig for the threads that prove this, but if you'll notice over time like I have, the results speak for themselves. The failure rate of SN is exceptionally high, and this is just one of many threads that prove that.
 
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Feb 26, 2019
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9/10 times that urge to vomit will be significantly greater than any chemotherapy induced nausea, regardless of how many neurotransmitters you block. I'm not about to go search and dig for the threads that prove this, but if you'll notice over time like I have, the results speak for themselves. The failure rate of SN is exceptionally high, and this is just one of many threads that prove that.

I am not saying that you are wrong, but why is the rate of nausea so great for SN?
 
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OfficerK

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May 6, 2018
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9/10 times that urge to vomit will be significantly greater than any chemotherapy induced nausea, regardless of how many neurotransmitters you block. I'm not about to go search and dig for the threads that prove this, but if you'll notice over time like I have, the results speak for themselves. The failure rate of SN is exceptionally high, and this is just one of many threads that prove that.
But the urge to vomit and neurotransmitters are one and the same. How much food you have eaten is irrelevant if you get rid of the neurotransmitters making you hungry. Similarly, if your nervous system is incapable of successfully relaying the command to vomit, what triggered the reaction in the first place is unimportant.

The failure rate of SN is not "exceptionally high", and this thread doesn't prove that it is. Either he didn't ingest it at all, or he is unresponsive. Elsewhere on the forum it is rare that people who followed all the recommended steps come back after ingesting SN (which of course is not definite proof that they are dead). Most failed attempts are ones where the anti-emetics step is skipped.
 
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Taylor

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Dec 23, 2018
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But the urge to vomit and neurotransmitters are one and the same. How much food you have eaten is irrelevant if you get rid of the neurotransmitters making you hungry. Similarly, if your nervous system is incapable of successfully relaying the command to vomit, what triggered the reaction in the first place is unimportant.
Right, you're absolutely correct on that, but what I'm saying is that from what I've been seeing, it seems that more often than not, antiemetics aren't actually successful enough to override the nervous system's command to vomit. What I'm getting at is that ingesting the chemical composition of SN seems to induce a much greater urge to vomit (as I've mentioned before, it's like acid) than say N (two entirely different chemical structures) which even antiemetics can't successfully compensate for.
 
Taylor

Taylor

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Dec 23, 2018
476
I am not saying that you are wrong, but why is the rate of nausea so great for SN?

Right, you're absolutely correct on that, but what I'm saying is that from what I've been seeing, it seems that more often than not, antiemetics aren't actually successful enough to override the nervous system's command to vomit. What I'm getting at is that ingesting the chemical composition of SN seems to induce a much greater urge to vomit (as I've mentioned before, it's like acid) than say N (two entirely different chemical structures) which even antiemetics can't successfully compensate for.
 
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OfficerK

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May 6, 2018
255
Right, you're absolutely correct on that, but what I'm saying is that from what I've been seeing, it seems that more often than not, antiemetics aren't actually successful enough to override the nervous system's command to vomit.
Can you provide an example of this? It could be that I have a selective bias that is making me ignore information that contradicts my beliefs, but the only case I can remember which sort of supports what you're saying is this: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/sn-failed-attempt.4919. This person said that they puked immediately, which does not correspond with what is usually reported in medical journals or other cases on this forum.
 
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Can you provide an example of this? It could be that I have a selective bias that is making me ignore information that contradicts my beliefs, but the only case I can remember which sort of supports what you're saying is this: https://sanctioned-suicide.net/threads/sn-failed-attempt.4919. This person said that they puked immediately, which does not correspond with what is usually reported in medical journals or other cases on this forum.
I can't at the moment, I'm sorry. The general consensus for me would be to avoid SN at all costs though, but like you said, that's just my biased opinion off of the research I've done.
 
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