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EvilJoven posted:Not making this poo poo up. Toronto used to be a lot more interesting from what I remember when I was 19 Like Zanta (who is just living with his mom medicated into a stupor now) Or the 55 year old business gentleman that would dress in thigh high gently caress me boots and parade around church st I mean some of the usuals are still around I'm sure but not as active My story - I was in the pool in Mexico on vacation , and the guy relaxing beside me just sort of goes limp and slips into the water completely. I dragged him up onto the deck and some firefighters that were there ran over to help , we ended up doing cpr for probably 10 minutes before the ambulance arrived. They shoved him in the back and drove away without even looking at him. I do remember seeing a couple big incision scars on his chest and neck , so he had obviously had some serious medical pokin' around going on , probably had a heart attack and just died It's funny how the resort staff go from smiles and English to 'uhh no English' when you ask for something / anything ... like a glass of water to give the kids father who had tried to jump in and give mouth to mouth (He ended up with his dead sons half digested breakfast allover his mouth). Also I bet the odds of at least 1 goon being involved in the countless murders listed here to be pretty high Have a happy evening goons !
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I've only been to nyc once but I kept hoping it would be a recreation of the Simpson's episode Unfortunately I didn't find any kakalash
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Many years ago I sa doing over night security at a really bad complex of subsidized apartment buildings. Drugs , stabbings, all sorts of fun We would always come across a pile of human poo poo at the too of one set of stairs, neatly coiled with a condom lying beside it It became so frequent we would hunt for the phantom shitter Never did catch them, but a short while later someone got stabbed to death in the bottom of that stair well , Maybe that was him ? I moved onto another site shortly after
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Lobsterboy posted:When I used to work in a pharmacy, we had a lady 'die' in a chair in our waiting room. She was middle-aged and (I assume) had some heart condition or some underlying cause, as she had just this hideous hacking cough / wheeze going on. Its been many many years so I forget what exactly happened, but we were calling her doctor about something and she was just hanging out wheezing her way through the wait. She would kind of fade in and out of it being loud enough to hear across the store, but in the 5~mins or whatever it took, she stopped wheezing, and basically breathing in general. Tech goes over, "hey lady, are you asleep?" no response. *poke poke* "Uh, poo poo, pharmacist you might want to check on her". Pharmacist gloves up, checks her neck for a pulse, and hollers at us to call 911 while he started CPR. Ambulance arrived in a few minutes, they threw her on a cart and wheeled her out. They basically had a paramedic jumping in the back to continue CPR while the other guy drove. Well, would you admit to dying in public. That's just embarrassing
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Play posted:In Vietnam I saw a tiny little kitten crawl out from a narrow alleyway. As if in slow motion I saw one of the rear wheels on a bicycle cart run him over on the neck. The rider continued on completely unaware, and although there were locals around they either didn't see or didn't care. I picked up the little bugger hoping he might somehow miraculously be alright but he began to seize, his body convulsing and his eyes kind of drifting upwards. He was done for and so I finished the job by twisting his neck, disposed of his body in a trash can, went home and cried vigorously Hmm. All the stories of humans being shot and dying in this thread I'm just like ... Meh But a kitten dying is just sad.
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