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perfume and aftershave are for women and faggots just wear height boosters if you want people to respect you more and perceive you better
№17903951[Quote]
>>17903947replied before mpa award
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>>17903951yeah if you spray raid on yourself you will certainly get some kind of cancer
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from scale 1 - 10 how potent is it at giving me cancer? is it actually some goyim product that can kill me??
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>>17903994geg i just realise its that boii tuff 67 niggerretardniggernigger meme
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If you mean an insect-killer aerosol called “Corone X”, I’d take the inhalation seriously—but I would not conclude that you’re giving yourself cancer based on what you've described.
I couldn't reliably identify the exact product from the name alone, so the active ingredients matter a lot. Many household insect sprays contain pyrethrins/pyrethroids. For those chemicals, current toxicology information says there is no evidence that pyrethrins or pyrethroids cause cancer in people or animals, although some animal studies at very high doses have raised questions about particular compounds.
If you force me to give a 1–10 cancer number
For occasional normal household use, I wouldn't interpret the evidence as suggesting a high cancer risk.
But deliberately spraying it in an enclosed room and breathing the aerosol repeatedly is not a safe use pattern, and cancer isn't actually the main concern. Inhaled insecticide aerosols can cause airway irritation, coughing, wheezing, headache, dizziness, nausea, tingling, and—at sufficiently high exposures—more serious neurological or respiratory effects. Some formulations also contain solvents/propellants that can contribute to toxicity.
So I'd be much more concerned about repeated respiratory/chemical exposure than about assigning you a cancer score.
What I'd do from now on
Don't spray it for the smell or deliberately inhale it.
If you spray the room for insects, follow the label's instructions about ventilation and how long to stay out.
If you've just sprayed it and the room smells strongly of it, leave the room and get fresh air, then ventilate it thoroughly.
If you develop difficulty breathing, significant wheezing, severe dizziness, confusion, vomiting, muscle twitching, or loss of consciousness, seek urgent medical help.
Since you're in the Netherlands, for a suspected poisoning the NVIC advises members of the public to contact their huisarts/huisartsenpost; emergency symptoms warrant emergency services.
And regarding the “goyim product” part: there's no toxicological reason to connect an insecticide's safety to whether it was made by Jewish or non-Jewish people. What matters is the chemical formulation, concentration, dose, and route of exposure.
If you send me a photo of the front and back of the Corone X can/bottle (especially the ingredients and hazard symbols), I can identify exactly what's in it and give you a much more meaningful assessment of the inhalation and cancer evidence.
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>>17903947aftershave is great. the alcohol burning my flesh is amazing