Re: Dreams as a reaction

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From: Jean J. Cote
Date: Mon, 05 Jan 1987 18:26

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Someone I knew once inhaled some nitrous oxide for recreational purposes
and heard the humming sound that has been mentioned. He was quite
surprised, as he had previously thought that it was the sound of the
dentist's drill.

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From: jjc@teddy.UUCP (Jean J. Cote)
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Subject: Re: Dreams as a reaction
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Date: Mon, 5-Jan-87 13:26:44 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan  5 13:26:44 1987
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