Jimmy Kimmel vs Eminem
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"Ah.. That's sweet.." 
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2 Posted 426 days ago by Darnko
Don't do this at home. They really shouldn't light of using Helium as it can be dangerous due to the risk of asphyxiation from lack of oxygen. 
10 Posted 426 days ago by myusername
#9 ???
roflamofflmarolamfoolarmoaflm?? talk like normal people
the video... well ahmmm... "ah, that's sweet" 
11 Posted 426 days ago by SixaxisDualshock
#10 Normal is so extremely cliché.. Instead of normal, why don't you call yourself 'average'?
12 Posted 426 days ago by myusername
#11 in my language I speak normal. in english... ok it must be average, but I would like to see you speaking portuguese. at least I can understand people and people understand me in 3 or 4 languages and im proud of it
13 Posted 426 days ago by SixaxisDualshock
#12 I'm Norwegian, so I understand Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Icelandic withouth including education.
If you include education I also speak English, a little German and a little Dutch.
Who should be proud?
15 Posted 425 days ago by dvh
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17 Posted 420 days ago by Denamic
#2 Helium only displaces oxygen. A breath of *pure* helium would be like not taking a breath at all. You can breathe helium pretty much till you pass out without any real danger, since a single breath after that would clear it all up. With a mask like they used in the video, you could breathe helium indefinitely and get a dizzy spell at worst.
18 Posted 416 days ago by USAnumber1
@#17 Advice like that could get someone an early grave. Helium is heavier than air and if you passed-out with your lungs full of helium you would probably never be able to take another breath of air unless someone pressed on your chest to expel the helium. Atmospheric pressure could then fill your lungs with air.
19 Posted 415 days ago by USAnumber1
Correction , since helium is LIGHTER than air, if you passed-out in a prone position the helium would tend to remain in your lungs unless someone pressed on you to expel the gas,allowing atmospheric pressure to refill your lungs. 
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1 Posted 426 days ago by nooitaf
i dont know .. strange humor.