Sunday, November 25, 2007

Flinstone Bam Bam Tattoo

Trick or Treat! Poisoned candy and Co.

especially in the 70s, 80s and 90s, but still, haunted by the time around Halloween reports by the media, warning of poisonous or otherwise prepared sweets. As child-hating neighbors razor blades in apples and chocolate would seize spread moth balls, slimming pills or just poisoned candy to the kids who knock on their door.

So in a New York suburb was a little girl went with her friends on Halloween on bus tour and had played with an older man trick or treating. After the three men initially looked grumpy, he instructed the children to wait a few minutes, then would they also get something from him.

came back as promised the man a short time with some apples and chocolate bars, which he distributed to the children.

began after the end of the candy collection, the children quickly stop up the booty to himself before they could warn their parents, not too much to eat at once. The little girl suddenly began to cry, writhing in pain. After her friends had brought help and the child had been admitted to the hospital, there was the reason for the pain: Some of the sweets had been spiked with razor blades pieces. One of them had cut the girl's esophagus.

Note & Explanation: The real panic that prevailed during the 70's to 80's is now called "Poisoned Candy Scare" and turned out to be a pretty unfounded. Nevertheless, in recent years, there were quite a few cases where children had been killed with poisoned sweets. The perpetrators were mostly but not strangers, but relatives of the children who hated them or wanted out of the picture.

rumors that foreign objects in candy - such as razor blades, needles, broken glass, etc. - have been found are also a few times been documented. However, there are officially no reason to panic and hysteria. Parents should simply check the Halloween loot their offspring before have fun with these - for example advise U.S. police departments.

Picture (CC) by Scott Feldstein

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

South Carolina Metal Shows

surefire suicide

John Smith was a real unlucky. Just recently, he was abandoned by his wife, was robbed and then ultimately terminated. His two children from her old man wanted to know anything and avoided any contact with him.

Because of his, as John said, shitty life, he decided to commit suicide - he had nothing to lose eventually. Because of it, however, his constant bad luck was sure he wanted to make in his suicide on the number and planned everything carefully: He tied a heavy stone which he threw himself off a cliff would, Extra bought a gun around to shoot during the fall and also swallowed a whole pack of sleeping pills and drank a half bottle of whiskey. When John

but ultimately wanted to jump off the cliff, all came out differently than planned: by the whiskey he was so disoriented that he missed the actual slope and the slope to the sea side, instead tumbles down. From his gun broke up in the fall a shot that severed the rope to the stone and give him as a possible Drowning rescue. John had come down so bad that he promptly handed the sleeping pills and choked out, including whiskey.

... a week later won the John Smith $ 1,000,000 in the lottery.