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Yes, every once in a while I do a line if I want to go to sleep early and fast because I don't feel like waiting an hour for it to kick in. When I snort it I almost instantly get tired and my head feels nice but it can burn quite a bit in the beginning, but it is good once you get used to it. This option is not recommended for recreational use.
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