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"People are buzzing (quite literally!) over a new mouth spray that reportedly takes &amp;quot;seconds&amp;quot; to get you drunk, but there&amp;#x27;s a (supposed) healthy plus: the buzzed feeling doesn&amp;#x27;t last long, and the spray isn&amp;#x27;t believed to have harmful health effects. Hmmm. Insta buzz? Meet the Wahh. Created by the same people who introduced the chocolate inhaler, the Wahh is a device that uses a micro aerosol spray to get you &amp;quot;briefly&amp;quot; drunk. The drop of alcohol that is pumped out is only enough to provide a seconds-long feeling of drunkenness, making some say that this is really no big deal. But, others are worried about how this spray could affect children and are raising questions about whether it could be misused by alcoholics, or anyone behind the wheel. In case you&amp;#x27;re wondering, each inhaler comes with 20 sprays and will retail in Europe for about $30 a pop. What do you think? Does a spray like this sound at all appealing? Frankly, I think it sounds a little bizarre. P.S. Would you inhale your vitamins? What about your coffee? Photo: Le Whif"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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