I might have possibly inhaled a tiny bit of nitrogen dioxide.

Reminds me of that time some retard slipped dihydrogen monoxide in my drink. Woke up in the hospital two days later.

>>8344008
>>8344010
That's nothing. Once at a party some dumbass friend of mine busted out an aerosole can full of "the purest dioxygen you've ever breathed man." Needless to say I was in a coma for weeks.

>>8344008
>>8344010

The average lifespan for those who both drink dihydrogren monoxide and breath nitrogen dioxide is 71 years. You're both fucked.

>>8344008
Bro the other day i found this great facial steamer/exfoliate. I just mixed equal parts bleach and chlorine, then breath it in to pull it closer to my pores Now i do it every week, works wonders. You wouldnt believe it.

>>8344010
>>8344019
>>8344020
>>8344026
Guys, I'm freaking the fuck out. Stop fucking around and give it to me straight.

>>8344035
This place is for memes, not for actual science let alone medical advice.

Go see a doctor you dummy.

>>8344008
You'll be fine, it takes large amounts of gas to cause immediate problems or chronic exposure.

You might get coughing, chest pain, etc but probably not because you probably barely got any.

Over time the damage to your lungs will heal or scar.

>>8344062
Unless by a little you mean a lot, in which case go to a hospital OP because you might stop breathing or have heart failure.

if you dont have an itchy nose or irritated throat then you didnt breath in enough to effect you

if you have a bad cough or having trouble breathing go to a hospital

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>>8344008
Go to Walmart and use their blood pressure tester

Report back

>>8344008
Breh. This is literally (LITERALLY) why MSDS sheets exist

Also
>All these dudes confusing nitrogen gas with nitrogen dioixide

NO2's got health code 3 niggas

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>>8344008
This is urgent OP, your life may depend on it.
How fast are you going right now?

>>8344008
Apparently you just increased your risk for lung cancer. (really) We will miss you dude. (not really)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrogen_dioxide

>>8344008
>>8344010
>>8344019
That's nothing - last week I inhaled 15 litres of nitrous oxide gas at standard atmospheric pressure and then flirted with a lady friend.

>>8344008
I wonder if the memers though you meant nitrous oxide, not realising NO2 =/= N2O.
A tiny bit should be fine though, so long as you don't keep breathing it. Wikipedia says it takes a lot for acute inhalation to do you any damage.