Spaceballs the prediction!

Feb 27, 2021 1:50 PM

This ad popped up as I was doing my morning scrolling and had only one thought...

Spaceballs the prediction!

Free diving time limit booster upgrade

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Flavorless.

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It's for when you're drinking or for more risky activities like scuba diving. Basically the same things.

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and...you know....the lorax...

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I prefer artesian oxygen

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You can get high on oxygen

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But if you get too high you'll run out of oxygen.

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O'Hare Air

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I used this thing when I was sick in June

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Good for when the fires in Montana hit and the air quality is crap for us asthmatics.

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I saw this product on Shark Tank. They passed it up. Glad to see it is still doing well.

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Mountain climbers

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I hope no mountain climbers try to use those. The kind you can get off Amazon are a scam, at best it's slightly compressed air.

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Space balls the comment.

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Space Balls the reply

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Space Herpes.

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Ice Pirates FTW

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?

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They been selling that stuff for years. I bought a can awhile back cause my local convenience store had it and its hilarious.

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If I'm not mistaken, you're better off capturing the oxygen into a balloon and inhaling it from that to prevent pressurization affects

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I like that it specifies "flavorless".

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It does actually come in other flavors, like peppermint and grapefruit.

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Spaceballs the Phantom Schwartz

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the ENTIRE Spaceballs movie is free on YouTube. Get an adblocker and you're good to go

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Flavourless? F that. I like my O2 spicy.

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Real men huff pepper spray.

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My store got a displayer of this in a few weeks ago. I can't tell what's worse, the $18 price tag, or that we've sold almost half of them.

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"The way he runs things, it'll only last a year!"

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Haha funny, thought that too, but out of breath, out of shape skiers from out of state swear by those things.

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It’s great when you’re drinking too!!

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How do you use it? I assume you don't just spray around you and then walk through it...

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??

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There's normally a plastic cap on top. After removing that the opening is big enough to fit around your mouth, pull trigger, then inhale.

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How much are they?

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Oh good more trash for the planet

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I believe those are for Texans when they're skiing in Colorado. And me, when I'm hungover

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Breckenridge base is 10K feet. I used this stuff before.

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That's the last place I bought it, coincidentally

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For my wife, hungover (as mentioned). ;)

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Legal whip-its

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Whip-its is nitrous oxide, these are just canned O2

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nope, not in the least lol

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Pure Oxygen gets you high.. when you run super long, you get whats called "runners high" from O² saturation. This is canned RunnersHigh

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Whip-its are legal silly goose. That’s why they became a thing- because people had them sitting around the house

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Whipits are not legal... It's a controlled substance and whipped cream becomes illegal when using it in the whipit way

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Edit: not a controlled substance, but illegal to use outside of food or medical purposes

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You can buy whipits on amazon. What a time to be alive.

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Finally, a use for this.

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Oh yes! I am stealing this.

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Spaceballs, the regular reply!

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Even more yes! So stealing this.

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Spaceballs: The stolen comment remark!

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Spaceballs: The Brock Will Kill You Gif

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They sell those all over Denver, i guess it helps with changes in altitude. I felt weak AF walking a short trail up there

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I wish I had known this existed when I first moved to Denver from Chicagoland. The first week was miserable.

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Had the same one in The Springs. They work good

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I got some for the family on the Cog Railroad ride up Pikes Peak. It helped a WHOLE lot.

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This saved my fiancé’s butt in Aspen last year when we were hiking four pass loop. She hadn’t done altitude before and this kept her going.

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Just pressure breath in the future. It’s used for climbing at high altitude to replicate sea level pressure in your lungs.

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Don’t tell me what to do. Haha kidding I’ll show her that. I’ve been climbing and mountaineering for year but this could be very useful thx.

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Just came back from keystone. I felt like I ran a marathon walking to the second floor of the cabin.

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I had to get one in Breckenridge. I almost passed out a few times.

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I'm in Breckenridge right now! But I'm used to it. They even have "Oxygen Bars" here in town.

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Yeah I needed to stop into one to buy the little oxygen can. The altitude and I were not friends!

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Try pressure breathing next time. You create artificial pressure w/ a forceful exhale which compensates for the lower atmospheric 1/2

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Pressure and enables your lungs to absorb more oxygen. It’s really simple and used in high altitude climbing. Source below 2/3

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I lived in NC and we went to visit the wife's family in the Smoky Mountains. I tried to go for a run, wore out in 10-15 mins.

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Saw that at Grand Teton and Yellowstone, which I didn't think were that high elevation, but maybe for some people.

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Anything over 10k puts people at risk of altitude sickness. The Grand is 14k and change IIRC, so not crazy, but you feel it at the summit.

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I meant the elevation of parks themselves. I would definitely need oxygen for Grand Teton.

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I used to live at 8,000 ft and inside Rocky mountain national park. Now i live at 500 Ft.

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After living in CO for years, I've seen a few people get sick from altitude. They def should have used something like this.

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They sell like warm pretzels at Pike’s Peak too! Nice thing to have at 14k

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I live in the rockies and when I go down to sea level, I feel like I can run for days and just subsist off the air alone lol

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My mile pace drops by 1:30 from going from Colo Springs to Chicago.

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And that's why athletes like to train at high altitudes.

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I live at 3500' and worked with a Nepali guy. He had better lungs than me and was 20 years older.

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You're literally doing legal blood doping.

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Do you have to acclimate if you travel to denver? i mean like special precautions when you fly there for a week or something

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Not really. Felt perfectly fine in the city. Higher up around Lookout Mountain, felt more tired/out of breath, but nothing serious

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They normally tell visitors to my office to drink a lot of water and basically take it easy

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First time I drank in Colorado Springs I didn't realize the altitude affected my tolerance. Ended up vomiting of my friends balcony.

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Ha. Welcome to colorado. Hope you enjoyed it :D

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Lol. As a CU-Boulder graduate, you can only imagine what the first few weeks of college were like for all the low-landers.

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Works the other way, too. I live in Denver and travel for work, so I can drink a ton with clients and be fine the next day. No hangovers.

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I know a couple people who can also drink like a bottomless pit. They're alcoholics, though...

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Thankfully it's just when I travel. If you drink more than the Drs and are good the next day they seem to respect you more.

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Oh, you know my dad?!

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Luckily I'm both AND weed is legal. Crazy to think I could have gone to jail for 20 years for doing the same should I do today legaly

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Had to stop smoking about 3 months ago since I'm trying to switch companies in the same role and not everyone is cool with it like our CEO.

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...you're lucky that you're alcoholic?

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Crazy to think there are people in jail today for doing what is legal today, but wasn't so a couple of years back

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