OT : AWOL Banned

[carcharias]

yep thats right the law in all its wisdom has banned the latest trend in "getting on it" by banning a thing called AWOL. It is a device that turns alcohol into a mist that you inhale.It gets you pissed ten times as quick and with no hangover. WTF!!! I'm a busy man and this would be ideal .

anyone tried it?

 

[Jimbo]

SS?

 

[Nuffs]

it's pretty dangerous though

but i'd love to try it

 

[gunnamatta bay]

I thinks it's called a carburettor.

 

[King of the Hill]

I've heard about these
They are a machine, AWOL stands for alcohol without liquid
I think they cost US$3000
You pour the grog in, it turns the alcohol into gas and you inhale it
Said to be 100% safe
The company sell the machines to anyone, they are meant to be somewhat of a party novelty

Read more here
http://www.awolmachine.com/

 

[carcharias]

going by the picture it would blend in to any lounge room being hardly noticable . I could sit on the recliner with the missus punching a couple JD'S and wouldn't even have to top up my ice.

 

[legend]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Macca]

I heard that the hang over is eliminated. Giddy up!!

 

[lolesi]

I Heard it is far from safe, and cause serious problems.

 

[King of the Hill]

Frequently Asked Questions



Q. Is It Legal?
The two components of AWOL (extra oxygen and alcohol) are legal, so yes it is.

Q. Is It Safe?
Oxygen is very safe. Alcohol has well known safety concerns, as long as an AWOL consumer is sensible and doesn't abuse this recreational activity, he/she will be safe.

Q. What's The Maximum Dosage?
People's tolerance to alcohol differs, therefore it is recommended that no more than 20 minutes an hour and no more than 2 sessions in any 24 hour period.

Q. Is There An Age Limit?
You must first obey all applicable laws of your state concerning alcohol consumption. Anyone over 21 who is fit and enjoys extra oxygen and/or alcohol can enjoy AWOL.

Q. Is It Really Hangover Free?
Current evidence suggests so. Probably because there is no residual alcohol in your body the next day and no dehydration. Plus, extra oxygen is known to cure hangovers

 

[Macca]

Frequently Asked Questions



Q. Is It Legal?
The two components of AWOL (extra oxygen and alcohol) are legal, so yes it is. [quote/]

Hasn't it just been outlawed in NSW though?

Q. Is It Safe?
Oxygen is very safe. Alcohol has well known safety concerns, as long as an AWOL consumer is sensible and doesn't abuse this recreational activity, he/she will be safe. [quote/]

That could be problem, if you saw me on Saturday night you would understand why.

Q. What's The Maximum Dosage?
People's tolerance to alcohol differs, therefore it is recommended that no more than 20 minutes an hour and no more than 2 sessions in any 24 hour period. [quote/]

Can you drink as usual whilst using AWOL?

Q. Is There An Age Limit?
You must first obey all applicable laws of your state concerning alcohol consumption. Anyone over 21 who is fit and enjoys extra oxygen and/or alcohol can enjoy AWOL.

Q. Is It Really Hangover Free?
Current evidence suggests so. Probably because there is no residual alcohol in your body the next day and no dehydration. Plus, extra oxygen is known to cure hangovers

Giddy up again!!

 

[lolesi]

Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Is It Safe?
Oxygen is very safe. Alcohol has well known safety concerns, as long as an AWOL consumer is sensible and doesn't abuse this recreational activity, he/she will be safe.

Yeah, and sensible and pissed are two words used in the same sentence !! :lol: :lol:

 

[Quint]

f**k that!
Give me a Schooner any day.....

 

[lolesi]

Of new? \\/

 

[Quint]

Ooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhh Yeah :!: :!:

 

[coolumsharkie]

f**k ME!!!

I've never heard of it :shock: :shock:

 

[husky65]

Misted alcohol and O2, sounds remarkably like an FAE device.

I'm assuming that they have sorted that minor issue out, otherwise you are sucking on the end of a bomb.