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@Magnify ✝ Q 👉MAGA-KAG Man you sure as Hell kicked the Bee Hive over with that question?
I am not convinced on the bruised eye thing. I have not seen real proof, just photoshop so far.
I'm also being lazy
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Poop Emoji?
More than 100 people fell ill due to a food-borne parasite they allegedly picked up at a suburban golf course, authorities said.
Skokie health officials said they believe it happened during a July 3rd celebration at Evanston Golf Club, which is located in Skokie, where some 950 members and guests gathered for a big picnic and fireworks. Many of them started feeling sick about a week later, and when they compared notes they realized the common thread was the event at the club.
The cause was Cyclosporiasus, a food-borne illness caused by microscopic parasites.
Dr. Catherine Counard from the Skokie Health Department said people generally become ill about a week after ingesting the parasites. Symptoms include watery diarrhea, loss of appetite, nausea and fatigue.
"Generally people get quite ill," she said.
The health department sent a letter to everyone who attended the celebration that night. So far more than 100 people have reported being ill.
State officials said even before the Skokie incident there has been an unusually high number of cases so far this year. Earlier this month more than 80 cases in the state were linked to salads at McDonalds restaurants. The chain has since switched suppliers.
Skokie officials have not yet pinpointed the food that may have caused the outbreak stemming from the golf club.
Officials said those sickened should seek medical treatment.
"You should get treated with an antibiotic for cyclospora," Dr. Counard said. "It comes and goes in waves. You should see your doctor."
The Evanston Golf Club said brought the illnesses to the attention of the Skokie Health Department and is cooperating fully with the investigation.
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FOX NEWS - Japanese authorities arrested a man Saturday after another person died when he allegedly shot compressed air into their rectum as a prank.
Yoshiyuki Yoshida, 34, was arrested for the accidental killing of Akio Ishimaru, 46, according to Ibaraki Prefecture Ryugasaki police.
The incident took place at an Ibaraki Tsukuba City manufacturing plant on July 13, according to the Asia Times. The two were apparently fooling around on their break when Yoshida took the air compressor and injected a blast of air in between Ishimaru’s buttocks, the news site reported.
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Ishimaur began to feel ill minutes after the prank and was taken to the hospital where he later died. Yoshida reportedly admitted to committing the crime.
“It was a tragic accident but not the first of its kind,” police said in a statement. “The air compressor was pushed up against the anus, over clothing, not directly into the cavity, and the release of the air into the body probably damaged the lungs, causing death. We are waiting for the results of an autopsy, which is still being scheduled.”
An incident of this nature isn’t exactly unheard of in Japan.
Two men working at a waste disposal factory accidentally killed their co-worker after poking him in the buttocks with an air compressor in December 2017, the Asia Times reported. Both were reportedly arrested on assault charges.
A Kyoto student died on Jan. 1 after being poked in the rear with an air-duster blower.
Japan’s Self-Defense Forces have also been a culprit of the prank. Air compressor-inflicted injuries have sent several to the hospital with serious wounds.
READ MORE @ FOX NEWS
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Could JFK coming out from hding be the "Great Awakening"???
You have gained a rank @Smiley, you just advanced to 20 . Thanks for all you do Patriot!
Finally!!!
I got some packages...
Hit my goal for the day!
break me off another one of those packages
