#substances

[tiktoks-i-enjoyed]

[incognitopolls]

Of these, what is the most dangerous substance you've taken?

Caffeine

Marijuana/cannabis

Tobacco/nicotine

Alcohol

Prescription opioids

Psychedelics/"magic" mushrooms/LSD

Illegal opioids (including recreational use of prescription opioids)/heroin

Ecstasy

Cocaine

Methamphetamine

None of these, I've never even had caffeine

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[boiledkwamaegg]

Average appointment with Dr. F.S.C. Aedire-Anarith in Alinor, Summerset Isles goes probably something like this

Faenil is just one of those "chill" doctors that "get you"

[ansy1984]

Nearly 90,000 bottles of children's ibuprofen recalled due to reports of foreign substances

Nearly 90,000 bottles of children’s ibuprofen are being recalled because they may contain a foreign substance, according to a notice issued by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The recall affects Children’s Ibuprofen Oral Suspension, a pain reliever that comes in liquid form. The product was manufactured in India by Strides Pharma for Taro Pharmaceuticals.  The medication is intended for…

Nearly 90,000 bottles of children's ibuprofen recalled due to reports of foreign substances

[avahar2025]

uh oh ! a minor inconvenience occurred ! what do i do ?

1. Vape

2. Drink

3. Masturbate

4. Cvt myself

5. All of these he above

[faustofeles]

This post is my plea for every SBCL devotee to go back and (re)read the extra chapters. I believe Chapter 96.5 was the first. It was released during the GWA but takes place during BoC. In this chapter, Sebastian appears to be affected by whatever liquor Joker pours him and shares a personal anecdote about one of his earlier... shall we say, consequential decisions... in filling the role of butler.

I'll refrain from posting the whole chapter here, but this is where the real fun starts. Sebastian, disguised as Black, is offered a seat at the table, already including o!Ciel (obviously disguised as Smile), and Joker pours the former a drink.

I love this page in particular because Sebastian's first line is very deliberately phrased, making his second line all the more intriguing. The fact that, for the past year, he's never been officially employed as a chef but has been made to do the job of one, on top of many others, is a particular semantic detail that tells me he's still binding himself to the contract despite the fact that he's not actually speaking to Ciel. I believe Ciel is sitting across from him at the table, and the immediate cut to his reaction stresses the importance of his listening ear. If his presence at the table means that Sebastian is still bound by the contract here, then Sebastian must be telling the truth when he says that he, despite being a demon, has never experienced drunkenness.

This lends credence to the idea that Sebastian's past experiences with the human world, pre-contract-with-o!Ciel, have been extremely limited, possibly exclusively consisting of bloodlust and orgies and various forms of destruction/consumption, possibly to such an extent that Sebastian could hardly be considered a person prior to said contract.

Joker shares a harshly bittersweet story about Doll having believed in the tooth fairy back when they and the rest of the orphans were living on the streets. I cried re-reading it even though you know exactly how it's going to go. Sebastian raises the glass to his lips.

At this point, we see that Sebastian has stacked up five or six glasses with another in hand, but only if you really look at the bottom left corner of the first panel, where your eyes are automatically drawn to the next speech bubble in the opposite corner. Even the little sparkles in the first panel draw your attention away from that bottom left corner of the first panel, building the final comedic reveal.

Aaand this is where Sebastian begins to overshare and recount his experience pulling out one of Ciel's teeth without his permission during the early days of their contract, framing his master's horrified reaction to his sudden intrusion as something relatable-y unexpected, petulant, and amusing in its childishness, even though his audience reacts with the same horror. We know Sebastian is telling the truth when he says he thought he would be doing his master a favor, but for once, after what I counted to be 22 glasses, his devilishly earnest intentions fail at passing him for an eccentric human and betray his otherworldly nature.

All the extra chapters are either outlandish AUs or one-off missing scenes set in the past, the latter of which always involve at-least-slightly OOC nonsense for the sake of humor + silly costumes (save for this one, really). I choose to believe that the only OOC element present in this extra chapter is Sebastian taking a seat at the same table as his young master, even if only for the sake of his disguise. Everything else, I take at face value.

#TipsySebastianTruther

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Writing Notes: Hazardous Substances

Asphyxiants. Gases that displace or dilute breathable air (oxygen) can cause suffocation in large quantities. (Examples: carbon dioxide and nitrogen.)

Carcinogens. Chemicals that can cause cancer after many years if you unknowingly swallow, breathe them in, or soak them up through your skin. (Examples: asbestos, radon, vinyl chloride, and benzene.)

Compressed gases. These substances are often stored in cylinders under high pre. This can knock down people or walls.

Corrosives. Acids or alkaline substances can penetrate or burn through the skin. (Examples: nitric, sulfuric, or hydrochloric acid, and sodium hydroxide.)

Flammables. Liquids, vapors, or gases that can catch fire or explode when exposed to a flame, an operating electrical tool, or even a simple static spark. (Examples: methane and propane.)

Teratogens. Chemicals that can lead to birth defects. (Examples: isotretinoin, excess vitamin A, alcohol, and thalidomide.)

Toxic chemicals. Substances that can damage the body's organs when they're inhaled, swallowed, or absorbed through the skin. (Examples: lead, cadmium, and pesticides.)

You may be at risk of accidental poisonings, chemical burns, or suffocation. It depends on where you work and the substances you handle. Knowing and following the right safety steps can help keep you safe. The above are some of the hazards you may come across.

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