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shadow looks like a cake. EC dropping here.
ReplyDeleteInhaling helium or hydrogen gas from balloons is not safe. It will push out oxygen from our system. It may produce funny sound or voice but it is not safe altogether. Thanks for the post. God bless you all always.
ReplyDeleteHi Kuya M, there's actually a technique for the helium not to go all the way inside your system. Thanks for the concern.
Deletereally? I watched it advertised on TV which be shown tomorrow. One guest inhaled the balloon and talked like a chipmunk after, now I know. Maybe I should one too..haha
ReplyDeleteHahahaha I never tried it sis, I don't want to sound like a chipmunk.
DeleteI've heard the same, not safe to inhale...
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!
Gorgeous design on those balloons! And love the deep shadow effect around the balloons! Not really comfortable with the idea of inhaling helium, even if it appears to only have a direct effect for a short time!
ReplyDeleteA balloon on the loose strikes up some pretty shadows.
ReplyDeleteNice balloon....wonder if I will get 73 on the 7th of February! hahahaha That would be a memorable birthday. genie
ReplyDeleteHaha, never heard about this experiment ah., may bago ako natutunan sa blog mo ate Rose :)
ReplyDeleteLovely shadow,oh it does look like a cake :)
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rose!
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Nice ! Love it.
ReplyDeleteInteresting shadow indeed....
ReplyDeleteThat's funny!
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