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February 25, 2012

NO. IT WAS ASKING FOR IT.

Man Bites Car, Bath Salts to Blame?

(Thanks to Greg Stivland)

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Wait a minute, if wearing women's underwear while I process goat meat is going to make people think I am under the influence of something I'm going to have to change my wardrobe.

Sometimes all that scented junk drives me a little nuts too. But a craving for some police car never really was an issue for me.

crown victoria?

Now that poor cop car is going to be scared to death of raving maniacs.

How come when I clicked on this supposed story I got something about the Demi Moore 911 call?

Could have been the canine unit, li.

accidental overdose?

But bubble bath is still okay isn't it?

Definitely lacking wisdom.

incidental damage

"erratic behavior, confusion, loss of direction, and aggression towards law enforcement,"
That pretty much sums up the college experience but he's a little old.
Professor?

A lot of forms to be filling out.

...butt did he require a cavity search?

Yup. Part of the drill.

I really wish they would stop calling this drug "bath salts". For those of you who don't know, Mephedrone is a synthetic compound similar to meth. In the UK, it was legal to sell drugs, not specifically banned, as long as they were for a purpose other than human consumption. Hence, the "bath salt" label.

But the media has to report on what the drug actually is. This is not the common substance put in bubble bath. It is a powder meant to be snorted, which causes all sorts of bizarre side effects.

Man bites car happens every day, now if it was a car bites man story it would be news.

oops wrong link

Hey! You didn't ask... Guess which state?

Good point, Elon. At least they should be saying "bath salts" to indicate that they are not your grandma's bath salts.

Man Bites Car, Bath Salts to Blame,
doo-dah, doo-dah...
MY bath salt are NOT the same,
oh, doo-dah day

I didn't click the link but read all the comments above. It's fascinating trying to re-construct the story just from the comments here! I gather a man took a bath in his car, sang "Camptown Races", and was arrested for indecent exposure to goat meat.

That's what I got JSG. I usually read the comments first and then read the story.

No, you guys!!!! Demi Moore bathed in bath salts and called 911 in a very bizarre way, and this other guy Scott, snorted it after gin and vodka. The car teased him, and he dared the car to shoot him. But the car had the good sense to refuse, so he bit it, assuring he would go to jail. He'd been there before and loved thier pancakes.

Isn't that right? Somebody, anybody, help? Did I reconstruct the story right?

fm, you're on to something. You might want to cut back before it gets toxic.

This game could be an alternative to the Herald Hunt.

Oh...I thought it said "Man bites cur"....like, he was taking a bubble bath and suddenly this raving huge black dog with red eyes appears and lunges at him, and his teeth were chattering so hard - you know, 'cause huge black dogs with red eyes are terrifying - that when the dog lunged the guys teeth just snapped on the dogs throat; then there was dog blood spraying all over the place and the cur ran out yipping and the guy got out of the tub and slipped and banged his head and had some hallucinations and things.

No?

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