Posted: 9/14/2006 11:07:57 AM EDT
Found this over on Fox in Out There:
What is up with that? How can they be connecting the sports drink with the heart palpitations and high BP? |
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Just because the teacher could be a fucking fatass with high blood pressure, doesn't mean that a fucking cherry commando capful in their coffee would mean DIRE MEDICAL ATTENTION. What a big dummy dick. I can keep going on and on about this story................... But I won't. Too fucking stupid. |
She probably freaked out when she drank the coffee and realized it had been tampered with. Unfortunately, teachers' drinks are sometimes adulterated with stuff a lot more harmful than Cherry Commando. Which, incidentally, is an excellent name for either a female porn star or an all-girl rock band. |
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The reason the teacher wentto the hospital with heart palpitations and high blood pressure was becuase when she first found out about the "prank", she was told that she had been poisoned. It wasn't until later that the substance was identified. What would you do if you found out that someone claims to have poisoned you repeatedly over several weeks? |
Where do you find that? I do not see anything in the article to support that it was over a period of several weeks or that she was told it was poisoned. If I thought somebody had messed with my drink I would not finish it . . . something like the 'Cherry Commando' would probably leave SOME flavor in an amount to be significant. |
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Ahhhh.... I see. |
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If she was told her drink was poisoned the heart palpitations could be due to stress and panic. I'd certainly freak out if someone told me I've been poisoned. Another possibility is that the cherry-drink was sweetened with aspartame and this lady was violently allergic to it. It is extremely rare, but some people react to aspartame in a very severe way. In any case, the judgement is far too extreme. A simple prank by a stupid child should be handled with a scolding, not probation. |
