Contrails

john smith writes:

Better check into a hospital quick!
I heard a news report a couple months ago about a woman competing in a
radio station contest died after drinking too much of that stuff.

It takes a couple of litres minimum over a short period to produce the
hyponatremia from which she died.

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john smith writes:

Better check into a hospital quick!
I heard a news report a couple months ago about a woman competing in a
radio station contest died after drinking too much of that stuff.

It takes a couple of litres minimum over a short period to produce the
hyponatremia from which she died.

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You don't understand jest and sarcasm do you?

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DW

On Mar 21, 4:45 pm, john smith wrote:
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"Darkwing" theducksmail"AT"yahoo.com wrote:
Its a secret chemical called Dihydrogen Monoxide or DHMO that the
military is releasing.
I just drank a big glass full of that stuff today, now I feel bloated and my
bladder is in pain, not sure what to do, better call poison control!

Better check into a hospital quick!
I heard a news report a couple months ago about a woman competing in a
radio station contest died after drinking too much of that stuff.

That was here in Sacramento. Only a couple years before a student
nearby at UC Davis died in the same way during a hazing ritual. I
think the dangers are now pretty well known by most, not sure what
idiocy was happening at the radio station. The AM guys on that station
107.9 are no longer on the air.
-Robert

Mxsmanic wrote in
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john smith writes:

Better check into a hospital quick!
I heard a news report a couple months ago about a woman competing in a
radio station contest died after drinking too much of that stuff.

It takes a couple of litres minimum over a short period to produce the
hyponatremia from which she died.

jesus wept


bertie

Robert M. Gary writes:

I think the dangers are now pretty well known by most, not sure what
idiocy was happening at the radio station. The AM guys on that station
107.9 are no longer on the air.

They knew of the dangers and joked about them. They must be extraordinarily
stupid. Just firing them does not seem sufficient, as their actions were
deliberately negligent and harmful.

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Mxsmanic wrote:
Robert M. Gary writes:

I think the dangers are now pretty well known by most, not sure what
idiocy was happening at the radio station. The AM guys on that
station 107.9 are no longer on the air.

They knew of the dangers and joked about them. They must be
extraordinarily stupid. Just firing them does not seem sufficient,
as their actions were deliberately negligent and harmful.

And they warned the participants of the dangers as well. So the participants
are at least equally to blame including the one that died.

"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message
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On Mar 21, 4:45 pm, john smith wrote:
In article ,

"Darkwing" theducksmail"AT"yahoo.com wrote:
Its a secret chemical called Dihydrogen Monoxide or DHMO that the
military is releasing.
I just drank a big glass full of that stuff today, now I feel bloated
and my
bladder is in pain, not sure what to do, better call poison control!

Better check into a hospital quick!
I heard a news report a couple months ago about a woman competing in a
radio station contest died after drinking too much of that stuff.

That was here in Sacramento. Only a couple years before a student
nearby at UC Davis died in the same way during a hazing ritual. I
think the dangers are now pretty well known by most, not sure what
idiocy was happening at the radio station. The AM guys on that station
107.9 are no longer on the air.
-Robert


Hold a wee for Wii! Maybe for a PS3 but a Wii, get real!

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DW

Gig 601XL Builder writes:

And they warned the participants of the dangers as well. So the participants
are at least equally to blame including the one that died.

So if an airplane crew warns passengers about what to do in the event of an
emergency, and the pilots later make a stupid mistake and crash, the crash is
partially the passengers' fault?

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Mxsmanic wrote in
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Gig 601XL Builder writes:

And they warned the participants of the dangers as well. So the
participants are at least equally to blame including the one that
died.

So if an airplane crew warns passengers about what to do in the event
of an emergency, and the pilots later make a stupid mistake and crash,
the crash is partially the passengers' fault?

idiotooooo



Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote:
Gig 601XL Builder writes:

And they warned the participants of the dangers as well. So the
participants are at least equally to blame including the one that
died.

So if an airplane crew warns passengers about what to do in the event
of an emergency, and the pilots later make a stupid mistake and
crash, the crash is partially the passengers' fault?

No but if the pilot warns the passenger that opening the door in-flight
might cause the passenger to fall to the ground and later the passenger
opens the door and falls out I'd say the passenger has some responsibility.