I didn't do it. I chickened out.
Fasting raises my heart rate. Not sleeping did raise it too. ODing on caffeine raises it as well. I decided that combining the three is a sure way to kick the bucket

How much caffeine did you take? I heard the powdered stuff is dangerous if you don’t know what you’re doing

@TeachMeCode very little because I chickened out

@retoor what?? nicotine in coffee? Thats really unusual!

@kiki I keep forgetting to mention, but have you tried a vitamin B12 shot? Everyone I've heard that has taken it says it helps tremendously

@BordedDev you know what… I think I will. Thanks for the reminder!

@jestdotty
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@retoor Did you accidentally by a tin of cigarette ashes? XD

@retoor Yeah you're definitely Dutch XD will keep it in mind