I'm trying to use other methods of body inflation besides air pumps and gas tanks in my stories. Could you guys give me some methods, please?
body inflation methods
Thu, 06/22/2006 - 23:17
#1
body inflation methods
Thu, 06/22/2006 - 23:57
#3
Not really into magic, though a Harry Potter story's been bouncing around my head for awhile. Could you guys be more specific when it comes to chemicals?
Fri, 06/23/2006 - 00:33
#4
Harry Potter story idea huh? I hope it'd be with an older Hermione perhaps?
Fri, 06/23/2006 - 02:03
#5
darth_clone19
cboy, where are your stories? which are them? Cuz frankly, though some of my favorite stories involve magic, maybe chemicals, nothing beats a helium tank. Theres just a physical thing about it, and the fact the inflator can control the inflatee's fate is a huge appeal. Sure, its the same with magic, but a tank has a physical, tangible element that right there, plus an air hose sticking out of puffy cheecks...nothing beats that.
Gosh, are we weird or what? LOL
Fri, 06/23/2006 - 09:41
#6
I don't know if I'll be able to put up most of my stories as they are mostly digimon and sonic. I haven't done many human inflation stories. I might be posting them up on Yiffstar.com if you want to read them, though it may be a while because I have a bad case of writer's block.
Fri, 06/23/2006 - 14:54
#7
Alka-selzter tablets, what do you think that fizz is? There are other chemical which react to release gas, explosives are on the high end of this, but there are others that react more slowly. Dry Ice is solid carbon Dioxide, the gas is ~1000 greater volume.
Fri, 06/23/2006 - 16:23
#8
Gum is pretty much it's own classic category to me.
Fri, 06/23/2006 - 17:42
#9
gas pellets, hand/footpump, fizzy mixtures, uh wind :P, breathing in, jacuzzi, balloon, decompression, soda then shaken up.. the list is endless
Fri, 06/23/2006 - 18:43
#10
Yea. Tangible things work good, but all in all the method is the same. To try some new stuff...instead of having the inflatee eat a chemical then have a reation, you are not doing humans so you cna have a character whose body doens't react well in certain environments such as extreme heat, or do a spoof of Ghost in the SHell where the Major does a brain dive but hits a defense which overloads her cyborg body and forces it to rapidly produce an extra gas in her, or makes her super thristy, or other ways. Probably the best way is to try and disguise the inflation method with a new way of it occuring. There are only som any ways to actualy inflate, but the reaosn and story behind it are varying.
Fri, 06/23/2006 - 21:56
#11
darth_clone19
carnatic wrote:
gas pellets, hand/footpump, fizzy mixtures, uh wind :P, breathing in, jacuzzi, balloon, decompression, soda then shaken up.. the list is endless
Sure, easy listing things you've done yourself LOL
I find space decompression quite appealing actually. In fantasy, cuz in real life it would be not so appealing.
Fri, 06/23/2006 - 23:09
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I find space decompression quite appealing actually
So do I, there need to be more stories involving space decompression. One of my sonic inflation stories will involve decompression, though I need some info on how to describe the process.
Sat, 06/24/2006 - 04:35
#13
WakkaFan
The idea of soda and mentos mixed quickly came to me today.
The could result in some big expansion.
Sat, 06/24/2006 - 05:36
#14
Not trying to burst your bubble (pun intended) but Mentos are mints:P Did you mean something along the line of Alka seltzer? Or more commony known as...baking soda. But in real life, mixing baking soda with a carbonated drink won't affect it. The acids in a soda will react, but not much...in case someone cares. I guess this is just a caution for those who want semi-realistic stories and go to a great length to make them seem plausable but fail to notice their shortcomings in the form of simple stuff like this. Well thats my nightly rant, getting home at 1 AM entitles me to it :P
Sat, 06/24/2006 - 06:21
#15
doubleintegral
gokuson123 wrote:
Not trying to burst your bubble (pun intended) but Mentos are mints:P Did you mean something along the line of Alka seltzer? Or more commony known as...baking soda. But in real life, mixing baking soda with a carbonated drink won't affect it. The acids in a soda will react, but not much...in case someone cares. I guess this is just a caution for those who want semi-realistic stories and go to a great length to make them seem plausable but fail to notice their shortcomings in the form of simple stuff like this.
http://eepybird.com/dcm1.html
And by the way, why point out the scientific "shortcomings" in a fetish that has absolutely zero basis in science? Just about every single picture or story on this site can be debunked if we really want to break out the periodic table. I enjoy a realistic story as much as the next person, but in this genre, "realism" doesn't mean much.
Sat, 06/24/2006 - 15:38
#16
My take on realism as a method of inflation would be that:
1) realism is nice, but limited is scope. If all the pictures and stories were made to use realistic methods then we wouldn't really have much variety in the scene.
2) while the thought of how something may be physically possible is nice, I prefer not to bother about realistic effects on the body, I'd rather just have my inflatee inflating, than her intestines or stomach inflate inside her.
Sun, 06/25/2006 - 05:27
#17
doubleintegral
Precisely.
Sun, 06/25/2006 - 06:31
#18
Meh. Sorry for saying my pathetic opinion. Thank you DoubleIntegral for supporting my base on how the mentos don't affect soda, btw. It was a physical reaction, not a chemical one. Something that would work equally well with a stick of chalk. And my definition of realism is: someone not blowing up with just their boobs, but their whole body proportionally. I am allowed to have my own likes of this, last time I recalled.
Sun, 06/25/2006 - 06:50
#19
darth_clone19
cboy wrote:
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I find space decompression quite appealing actuallySo do I, there need to be more stories involving space decompression. One of my sonic inflation stories will involve decompression, though I need some info on how to describe the process.
Read Carnatic's story. What I found appealing in his story and the space thing is how hopeless, and poofy she gets. Big, without stopping...its like she's doomed kind of thing.
I call realism what Champagne Moon used to draw. I dont like it much, but he has a few I like. Im starting to call Fufuman's stuff a kind of realism. But of course, we shouldnt be concerned with how we call the pics more than they themselves.
Sun, 06/25/2006 - 12:42
#20
hehe yeah there are different levels of realism, on the one hand you have totally realistic imitations of how the human body would actually react if you pushed an air hose into some orifice... on the other extreme you have the totally unrealistic ones where the inflatee pretty much becomes a baloon and inflates in the same was as would a balloon. You could compare the pictures of real life inflations (as far as I know no artist draws inflation with that much realism) with Pooko-chan.
I like it somewhere in the middle, no fussing over biological possibilities and which internal cavities would inflate, but inflation of the body, breasts or butt in a way remiscient of how a body/bust/butt shaped balloon would inflate, especially if the skin of the 'balloon' was a bit less elastic, without the give of a latex balloon.
Sun, 06/25/2006 - 16:32
#21
Well, if you've read "The Brush", there was an interesting form of magic used to inflate the victim there...
Also, this is a little off topic, perhaps you could check your private messages when you get a chance.
Sun, 06/25/2006 - 18:12
#22
SvenS
Somedude wrote:
Well, if you've read "The Brush", there was an interesting form of magic used to inflate the victim there...
Good example. I've got a drawing in the works for that story.
Mon, 06/26/2006 - 08:45
#23
gokuson123 wrote:
Not trying to burst your bubble (pun intended) but Mentos are mints:P Did you mean something along the line of Alka seltzer? Or more commony known as...baking soda. But in real life, mixing baking soda with a carbonated drink won't affect it. The acids in a soda will react, but not much...in case someone cares.
Actually, Diet Coke+Mentos=explosion of fizz. And it only works with diet coke, not pepsi. and if you want to see this phenomenon in action check this:
Diet Coke and Mentos
So a story on this subject would be pretty cool.
Wed, 06/28/2006 - 12:25
#24
WakkaFan wrote:
The idea of soda and mentos mixed quickly came to me today.
The could result in some big expansion.
Wakkafan has a point there, on www.funnyjunk.com, there is a movie on diet coke 2 liter, and a couple of mentos, put together, shaken, lid loose and thrown at the cement made the bottle fly up about 25 feet, that would make a nice story.
Thu, 06/29/2006 - 05:43
#25
Sonic...I have already seen that example. Soda and mentos=same thing as soda and chalk. In a story, it would make no sense whatsoever.
Thu, 06/29/2006 - 05:59
#26
the idea of space decompression for an inflation story is kinda sick imo....maybe im just being hipocritical
Thu, 06/29/2006 - 17:03
#27
Lol there is another thread on that. Guess it is a popular topic right now.
Wed, 07/05/2006 - 01:26
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Harry Potter story idea huh? I hope it'd be with an older Hermione perhaps?
It's probably going to involve Hermione at the age she is in the Prisoner Of Azkaban. I've noticed this candy that's been floating around (it's called whizbangers or something like that) that's supposed to be, I guess, a wizard world's version of Pop Rocks.
What I was thinking for the story is having Ron mention the Urban Legend about soda and pop rocks (how come that hasn't caught on in inflation stories) and Hermione, being the ultimate realist, scoffs at the idea and says it's not true. Ron then dares her to try it and the results are predictable.
I'm still debating on whether or not to make her first inflation minor (big belly) and then maybe have her like it and try it again or just make her inflate big the first time. I'm also still debating on whether or not to make the inflation orgasmic and whether or not to make it an exploding story ( I really don't like killing of the good guys).
Wed, 07/05/2006 - 01:35
#29
darth_clone19
Wolf wrote:
the idea of space decompression for an inflation story is kinda sick imo....maybe im just being hipocritical
Ill put your guesses to rest. Yes, you are being hipocritical, but just a little bit.
Wed, 07/05/2006 - 01:37
#30
darth_clone19
cboy wrote:
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Harry Potter story idea huh? I hope it'd be with an older Hermione perhaps?It's probably going to involve Hermione at the age she is in the Prisoner Of Azkaban. I've noticed this candy that's been floating around (it's called whizbangers or something like that) that's supposed to be, I guess, a wizard world's version of Pop Rocks.
What I was thinking for the story is having Ron mention the Urban Legend about soda and pop rocks (how come that hasn't caught on in inflation stories) and Hermione, being the ultimate realist, scoffs at the idea and says it's not true. Ron then dares her to try it and the results are predictable.
I'm still debating on whether or not to make her first inflation minor (big belly) and then maybe have her like it and try it again or just make her inflate big the first time. I'm also still debating on whether or not to make the inflation orgasmic and whether or not to make it an exploding story ( I really don't like killing of the good guys).
I think it should be different, cuz you are not taking advantage of the inflation possibilities of the Harry Potter world (in the games, theres even an Iflatus spell) and instead you are using something that can be done in a regular setting.
Wed, 07/05/2006 - 03:14
#31
cboy, interesting idea. I've been getting urges to do my own Hermione inflation story. In Azakaban she was 13-14, hmmm way too young for me. When I do mine I'm upping the age to 18 at least. And I'd try and get the other character in it, including good old Snape, Malfoy, and maybe even Pansy Parkinson somewhere, as well as Harry and Ron.
But it's in the floating idea place right now.
Wed, 07/05/2006 - 22:12
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In Azakaban she was 13-14, hmmm way too young for me.
I guess I could up her age a bit. What's your story going to involve?
Wed, 07/05/2006 - 22:52
#33
darth_clone19
Roger64 wrote:
cboy, interesting idea. I've been getting urges to do my own Hermione inflation story. In Azakaban she was 13-14, hmmm way too young for me. When I do mine I'm upping the age to 18 at least. And I'd try and get the other character in it, including good old Snape, Malfoy, and maybe even Pansy Parkinson somewhere, as well as Harry and Ron.But it's in the floating idea place right now.
maybe Pansy is tired of Hermione's ego and prepares an inflatus curse...?
Thu, 07/06/2006 - 03:47
#34
What'll my Hermione story involve?
Weellll...
What I had so far was that it was the finals day of Harry,Ron's and Hermione's final year. Hermione would be 18 about here so that handles the age problem. I think the idea would be it's Malfoy and Pansy fault that Hermione inflates with Snape being partially responsible since he knew about it but did nothing to stop it. A potion would be appropraite but hey, wands aren't there for just coolness.
I'd probably involve some clothing ripping apart.
Who knows I could do one afterwards with an older Ginny.
And you don't have to up the age of your Hermione. I mean it's your story, but I just wanted to say that I usually have a minimum age for my stories.
Fri, 07/07/2006 - 03:39
#35
This may be a bit far-fetched, but how about inflation via virtual reality? Then, if we're working off Matrix rules here, the inflatee will bloat in real life.
Sat, 07/08/2006 - 01:31
#36
darth_clone19
Im into magical inflation in the world of Harry Potter, cuz the girls are bitchy and snotty...maybe I read too much into it. lol I like magical inflation in a high school setting like that, and Harry Potter makes it seem so...balloony, I dont know. Maybe its just that with magic, it has that aspect of it being completely uncontrollable. Maybe why I find decompression inflation appealing as well.
Sun, 04/07/2013 - 19:19
#37
try liquid helium heating up and evaporating causing expansion or a nulear breakdown of present substances into a less dense, incompressible liquid/gas
Sun, 04/07/2013 - 19:19
#38
try liquid helium heating up and evaporating causing expansion or a nulear breakdown of present substances into a less dense, incompressible liquid/gas
Sun, 04/07/2013 - 19:19
#39
oops srry^ im new :P
Lets see, there is air-compressors, magic, chemicals. Thats all I can think of.
So many inflation drawings lack flow/life, they are just a girl standing around with a hose stuck somewhere and large whatevers.