An "Oh, Sh_t!" Moment
posted by scalpel at 8:02 AM
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
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3 Comments:
wow. i notice that this iv drug abuser did well after his $250k hospital stay and surgery. if he was a little old lady in a minor mech mva on the way to church she would have died during a sneeze.
Ain't it always the way
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