What were they huffing?
Both Peter Fonda's character and the old lady of Loser (involuntarily) huffed something out of a box or something in the church. Trying to think of what that might be.
shareBoth Peter Fonda's character and the old lady of Loser (involuntarily) huffed something out of a box or something in the church. Trying to think of what that might be.
shareWell they after all are babyboomers in California, so potpourri can't be ruled out.
edit- Ok, just watched the scene. It appears to me they were sniffing a tube of glue.
They react a little like having snorted a big whiff of amyl nitrate (Amyls, they were called in the Olden Days), but the "mechanics" of usage looks wrong. Probably a rag soaked in raw ether?
I'm pretty sure a tube of airplane glue would've been considered passe' by such distinguished bikers as Hells' Angels from Venice...but I could be worng, y'know.
"Only a fool would say that." --STEELY DAN
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A lot of cleaning products, with VOCs, were very popular back in those days. Pour it into a container or on a piece of cloth and breath it. Energine was a big hit(pun not intended). Pam Teflon cleaner was popular as well, spray it on a cloth and breath- was known as "Sniffing Pam's rag".
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