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Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!

This weekend Time magazine reports:

French American scientist David Edwards has unveiled WA|HH Quantum Sensations, a spray that causes brief intoxication with no aftereffects, Gizmodo reports. Each dose consists of just 0.075 milliliters of alcohol, but according to Edwards, when aerosolized by the spray’s unique mechanism — housed in a stylish, Philippe Starck-designed aluminum tube — it’s enough to make you feel fully intoxicated, though quite briefly. Once the effects wear off, you won’t experience a headache and can even pass an alcohol test.

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There's always Bach's Rescue remedy made with diluted brandy

Sometimes you just have to wonder... Technology can be a great thing, but do we really need this?

exactly

So much for the rich heather and peat-smoke flavour of your Islay malt, or the delicate bouquet so redolent of the Italian countryside in spring with subtle overtones of cornflower and lavender.

As I've long suspected, it's all about getting pissed

You know, I have long tried to understand the obsession with alcohol in the UK. Perhaps (as with the Swedes and Fins) we consider it such a miserable place we use some sort of sedative to anesthetise ourselves from the horrors?

I was reading a book about Henry V, and Agincourt. In there it made reference to a contemprary comment by a Frenchman about the bawdy and drunk English, and how much they drank! Even then the Europeans were shaking their heads in dispair at us!!!

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