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newbie1011
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The Shore, New Jersey, US
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Kind of a public service
I have had many conversations with both men and women over the years on the Internet in regard to things they do or like or like having done sexually. Obviously this site is big on that. I have come across something that I really wanted to bring a potentially dangerous practice to your attention.
Sorry, but I will type this in caps because I want it to stand out very well.
IT IS DANGEROUS TO BLOW INTO ANY CAVITY BUT ESPECIALLY THE VAGINA AND EVEN MORE SO IF THERE IS AN UNDERLYING HEALTH ISSUE OR THE WOMEN IS PREGNANT! Do not blow into the anus either. Forced air into any cavity is a potential risk.
In the worst case scenario although rare it can cause death!In the lease of your worries it is uncomfortable and possibly embarrassing when the air will only come back out in the form of usually sounding like a fart but this can be very pain full for women. I don't know if the pain part applies to men as well since I don't know of any that have actually had it done to them. Although I have heard a few that have done it to other men.
I know most don't do this but I have heard from enough men and even women that have said they believe this is a way to go down on a woman. Either they are eating her out or lately I have heard more with anal play. Obviously most of the people that say it are rather inexperienced but I am rather shocked to find that that's not always the case. I am also saddened by the fact that women don't know it can be so dangerous.If they are pregnant it can potentially kill the child as well. I know we say many things on here that we take lightly or joke about. This is not one of those things I joke about. I hope if anyone reading this has done it in the past they will have learned something and will not do it again.
So it is clear. I am not talking about gently blowing across the women's lips, clit or otherwise. I am referring to actually forcing air into her or him almost like blowing a balloon but not quit.
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| March 14, 2011, 06:36 |
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Re: Kind of a public service
I hadn't heard of this--big surprize. 
It sounds strange to me. Ya tihnk those doin this are missing thier sex dolls?
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| March 14, 2011, 12:57 |
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Re: Kind of a public service
Ya have any idea how many fatalities and injuries occur yearly from people masturbating with vacuum cleaners?
Don't do that either.
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| March 14, 2011, 13:01 |
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Re: Kind of a public service
i my high school wood shop class, the teacher would have a fit if any one used the air compressor to blow sawdust off of themselves. off clothing was fine, but if the tried blowing it off bare skin, like arms? he'd spaz, he always said that if the air penetrated the skin, it'd create an air bubble in the blood stream...
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| March 14, 2011, 14:34 |
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Mooant
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New Britain, Connecticut, US
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Re: Re: Kind of a public service
QUOTE (lonelyandhorny @ March 14, 2011, 14:34)i my high school wood shop class, the teacher would have a fit if any one used the air compressor to blow sawdust off of themselves. off clothing was fine, but if the tried blowing it off bare skin, like arms? he'd spaz, he always said that if the air penetrated the skin, it'd create an air bubble in the blood stream...
Trust me on this one, that wouldn't happen... Even if you had an open cut... Unless you held the air compressor straight onto the cut, and even then it'd have to be a sizable wound... I think I found a new torture method... 
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| March 15, 2011, 03:18 |
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newbie1011
62 / female
The Shore, New Jersey, US
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Re: Kind of a public service
It is rare in all cases but it can happen . I understand what your shop teacher was saying but that was extreme. Is it possible? yes in theory....The likely hood is really stretching it though.
You might want to google it. It really is rather interesting. But just think about why SCUBA divers are taught to never hold their breath. It's so their lungs don't embolism as they go to the surface as their lungs expand. The air needs to escape. If it has no way out it becomes a dangerous situation and your lungs would explode like a balloon what was over filled.
As I said the likely hood of it being deadly is rare but possible, at very least it can be embarrassing and painful at worst deadly. Why would you want either?
If you look into this you will see that you shouldn't blow air into ANY cavity. Ever have a strong wind blow into your ear? not pleasant is it?
Breathing helium out of a pressurized tank used to fill balloons or out of a balloon isn't the smartest of moves either. The pressure of the forced air can be very dangerous and of course displacing all the oxygen in your system isn't exactly healthy either. Some people think its the helium its self in reality the helium is not dangerous at all its the delivery system and the fact that we breath a mix of 21%oxygen and 78%nitrogen(1% other crap).We can switch the nitrogen or to another gas like helium if its a safe gas which helium is.(But it makes you talk funny.lol)But you still need that percentage of oxygen even though it is a small percentage. There is a reason SCUBA divers use a regulator on their tanks. You don't want the air pushed into you or you would die.
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| March 15, 2011, 04:57 |
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Mooant
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Re: Kind of a public service
Actually, even breathing the helium out of the balloon can have its dangers. Those tanks don't always just have helium in them, and there's been a lot of instances where the lungs of the inhaler were severely damaged due to chemical burns.
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| March 15, 2011, 05:16 |
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newbie1011
62 / female
The Shore, New Jersey, US
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Re: Kind of a public service
I did say that I thought? lol
Now you made me look back to see if I screwed up! Yes I did say DON'T breath helium from a balloon either.lol
Not to mention a different issue that most don't think about. The tanks we use to dive are inspected very often and very carefully to make sure they don't have things like rust and other nasty things that will kill you. We are actually taught to even smell the air when we dive before we use it. If you smell something get a different tank. (especially if diving out of the country and using a rented tank.)Our instructor always said the only thing you should smell when checking out your tank is your breath and maybe the last meal you had.But that tank better not have a metallic smell or send it back!
The tanks used to fill balloons are inspected but not for the same things because they are not meant for people to inhale whats coming out of them. So what might seem like no big thing like inhaling a little helium you might be inhaling something that can do a tremendous amount of harm if not kill you with something as small a piece of dust.
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| March 15, 2011, 05:41 |
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Re: Re: Kind of a public service
QUOTE (lonelyandhorny @ March 14, 2011, 14:34)i my high school wood shop class, the teacher would have a fit if any one used the air compressor to blow sawdust off of themselves. off clothing was fine, but if the tried blowing it off bare skin, like arms? he'd spaz, he always said that if the air penetrated the skin, it'd create an air bubble in the blood stream...
My high school auto maintenance teacher said we shouldn't use the air compressor to blow stuff off our skin. He said if we had little shards of metal on our skin the air compressor could force it under the skin.
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| March 15, 2011, 15:07 |
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