David After Dentist

It's a perfectly common anesthetic.

It's just that Jackson was taking it to get to sleep every night. Usually people don't get put under that often.

I've had it a bunch of times and I wish going to bed was that easy, it's essentially an off button for the brain, but I would never take out for insomnia even I could get my hands on some. The rare times I get out under are enough and on that level it's perfectly safe.

It's the difference between smoking crack all day everyday vs every few years doing a line or two of coke.

So there's alway an anaesthetist at the dentists? O.o

It is not laughing gas.

I can tell you that for a fact. Not unless he took several massive hits 10 second before this.

There are after effects, but it's more a very mild relaxation, not "I don't know where I am."

Andrew I've done tens if not hundred of kilograms of it, and seen hundred of other people taking it.

Ketamine would fit the bill.

I've been put under more times than I can count.

Without an actual anaesthetist there, it'd have to be light anaesthesia, so it can't be propofol. Maybe ketamine?