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Adam Carolla
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| PatrickGHBusan wrote: |
Sad the guy passed away.
I cannot say if the latest story is true or not.
While there are elements that are not plausible or even possible, like a passenger being carried dead drunk on a plane then transferred (ie carried) from one plane to the other in a transfer, this may just be the poster embellishing or being innacurate. |
You read that story as being embellished or inaccurate? You're a loon. That crap is 100% fabricated out of pure douche-bagginess or malice. The fact that you didn't pick up on it is pretty hard to believe. |
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ghostrider
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Upon arrival Stephen's sister explained to the doctor, who fortunately and coincidentally, was Korean, about Stephen's soju adventure.
The doctor checked his blood alcohol level - 0.98%. Think about that. 0.08% is considered drunk. His was 20X that. Lethal.
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If that's true then he set a world record.
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0.914 is the world record for highest-ever recorded BAC that did not result in death. A 67 year-old Bulgarian man wandered into a hospital after being hit by a truck and they checked his BAC with multiple instruments, thinking that their equipment must be faulty.
The previous record was 0.80 held by a Lithuanian. |
http://www.cracked.com/funny-1095-blood-alcohol-content/ |
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ACFA
Joined: 10 May 2016
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| Posted: Sun May 22, 2016 10:10 pm Post subject: |
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| ACFA wrote: |
Upon arrival Stephen's sister explained to the doctor, who fortunately and coincidentally, was Korean, about Stephen's soju adventure.
The doctor checked his blood alcohol level - 0.98%. Think about that. 0.08% is considered drunk. His was 20X that. Lethal.
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If that's true then he set a world record.
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0.914 is the world record for highest-ever recorded BAC that did not result in death. A 67 year-old Bulgarian man wandered into a hospital after being hit by a truck and they checked his BAC with multiple instruments, thinking that their equipment must be faulty.
The previous record was 0.80 held by a Lithuanian. |
http://www.cracked.com/funny-1095-blood-alcohol-content/ |
http://coed.com/2011/04/25/the-5-highest-b-a-c-s-ever-recorded/
1) 1.480%
Not to be outdone by the last girl, a man in Wroclaw, Poland got in a car accident. His B.A.C. at the time was 1.480%. Freaking 1.480% of that man’s blood was alcohol. A coworker told the investigators that the man funneled pure grain alcohol he obtained from his place of work, a chemical plant. He survived that B.A.C. record, but died later from wounds sustained from the accident |
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ACFA
Joined: 10 May 2016
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| Posted: Sun May 22, 2016 10:17 pm Post subject: |
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As for those who doubt what I wrote, I don't recall seeing you there when YBS, his sister and I went through the deal. Perhaps I just missed you.
There's always going to be haters isn't there?  |
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Plain Meaning
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As for those who doubt what I wrote, I don't recall seeing you there when YBS, his sister and I went through the deal. Perhaps I just missed you.
There's always going to be haters isn't there? |
There will always be haters and trolls. Nonetheless, we can look at certain criteria, such as join date and message history, for helpful clues:
http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/search.php?search_author=ACFA |
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World Traveler
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| Posted: Mon May 23, 2016 12:38 pm Post subject: |
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| 40 is way too young to die. RIP |
It's a tragedy. What we can learn from it is protect your health to live long.
Ol' Dirty Bastard died of a heart attack at age 35 because he was doing tons of coke.
Heavy alcohol use can also lead to a heat attack at a young age.
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| Drinking excessive amounts of alcohol causes raised blood pressure which is one of the most important risk factors for having a heart attack or a stroke. Increases in your blood pressure can also be caused by weight gain from excessive drinking. Heavy drinking weakens the heart muscle, which means the heart can’t pump blood as efficiently. It’s known as cardiomyopathy and can cause premature death, usually through heart failure. The heart may be enlarged. Binge drinking can make your heart beat irregularly. |
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PatrickGHBusan
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| Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2016 6:48 am Post subject: |
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| Adam Carolla wrote: |
| PatrickGHBusan wrote: |
Sad the guy passed away.
I cannot say if the latest story is true or not.
While there are elements that are not plausible or even possible, like a passenger being carried dead drunk on a plane then transferred (ie carried) from one plane to the other in a transfer, this may just be the poster embellishing or being innacurate. |
You read that story as being embellished or inaccurate? You're a loon. That crap is 100% fabricated out of pure douche-bagginess or malice. The fact that you didn't pick up on it is pretty hard to believe. |
Its called having respect for someone who died and keeping a reasonable doubt before drawing conclusions. |
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ACFA
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Last reply and then *beep* y'all.
I worked in the airline business for a long time. If you haven't then I know more than you so *beep* ya.
It is possible to travel on a medivac ticket. That is a life threatening medical situation for the traveling passenger who must be accompanied by a certified medical practitioner who takes complete responsibility for the passenger's health, safety and welfare, thus relieving the cabin crew of said tasks.
The cabin crew will do what they can to help but the companion is 100% responsible for their charge.
YBS was such a passenger. His traveling companion was a certified and highly experience O.R. nurse from Canada.
My guess is very few to none of you have any knowledge of the inner working of the airline business. However, you're all willing to shoot your fucking mouths off, especially that shithead Harpo.
Well, you're fucking morons, the lot of you.
This thread started with bullshit about my friend. I corrected the bullshit. A bunch a shithead clowns shot their mouths off with zero information. I was there, I know what happened and you know *beep* all.
So...*beep* Y"ALL
Okay, delete my account now. I only hope this stays up long enough for some of you assholes to read.
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candy bar
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young_clinton
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Yu_Bumsuk: When I lived in the US and had a French girlfriend we use to talk merde[sh*t] about Americans right beside them all the time. It's only karma if the Koreans on the bus make mention of the stinky whitey sitting across from them.
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Wouldn't most people be thankful if every Narcissistic Churl kicked the bucket as early as possible like this guy? I couldn't give a rat's ass about his poor contemptible weak French Canadian girlfriend either. She properly kicked it at an early time too. |
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Adam Carolla
Joined: 26 Feb 2010
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| Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2016 6:45 pm Post subject: |
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| PatrickGHBusan wrote: |
| Adam Carolla wrote: |
| PatrickGHBusan wrote: |
Sad the guy passed away.
I cannot say if the latest story is true or not.
While there are elements that are not plausible or even possible, like a passenger being carried dead drunk on a plane then transferred (ie carried) from one plane to the other in a transfer, this may just be the poster embellishing or being innacurate. |
You read that story as being embellished or inaccurate? You're a loon. That crap is 100% fabricated out of pure douche-bagginess or malice. The fact that you didn't pick up on it is pretty hard to believe. |
Its called having respect for someone who died and keeping a reasonable doubt before drawing conclusions. |
Respect for the deceased, in this case, would have been saying, "No, I don't believe he drank himself to death based on that outlandish story. I believe the deceased was a better person than that."
THAT, you assclown, is respect. |
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Adam Carolla
Joined: 26 Feb 2010
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| Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2016 6:46 pm Post subject: |
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| ACFA wrote: |
Last reply and then *beep* y'all.
I worked in the airline business for a long time. If you haven't then I know more than you so *beep* ya.
It is possible to travel on a medivac ticket. That is a life threatening medical situation for the traveling passenger who must be accompanied by a certified medical practitioner who takes complete responsibility for the passenger's health, safety and welfare, thus relieving the cabin crew of said tasks.
The cabin crew will do what they can to help but the companion is 100% responsible for their charge.
YBS was such a passenger. His traveling companion was a certified and highly experience O.R. nurse from Canada.
My guess is very few to none of you have any knowledge of the inner working of the airline business. However, you're all willing to shoot your fucking mouths off, especially that shithead Harpo.
Well, you're fucking morons, the lot of you.
This thread started with bullshit about my friend. I corrected the bullshit. A bunch a shithead clowns shot their mouths off with zero information. I was there, I know what happened and you know *beep* all.
So...*beep* Y"ALL
Okay, delete my account now. I only hope this stays up long enough for some of you assholes to read. |
Because...people in need of emergency medical attention are often recommended to take a trans-pacific flight of 10+ hours before they can receive such care? Great story. |
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goat
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| Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2016 9:38 pm Post subject: |
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goat
Joined: 23 Feb 2010
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| Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2016 9:42 pm Post subject: |
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| PatrickGHBusan wrote: |
| Adam Carolla wrote: |
| PatrickGHBusan wrote: |
Sad the guy passed away.
I cannot say if the latest story is true or not.
While there are elements that are not plausible or even possible, like a passenger being carried dead drunk on a plane then transferred (ie carried) from one plane to the other in a transfer, this may just be the poster embellishing or being innacurate. |
You read that story as being embellished or inaccurate? You're a loon. That crap is 100% fabricated out of pure douche-bagginess or malice. The fact that you didn't pick up on it is pretty hard to believe. |
Its called having respect for someone who died and keeping a reasonable doubt before drawing conclusions. |
Respect for the deceased, in this case, would have been saying, "No, I don't believe he drank himself to death based on that outlandish story. I believe the deceased was a better person than that."
THAT, you assclown, is respect. |
Now you are cursing people. Calling them names ……own. Not good. Adam Carolla alias ACFA |
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goat
Joined: 23 Feb 2010
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| Posted: Sun Jun 12, 2016 9:44 pm Post subject: |
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| ghostrider wrote: |
Yu_Bumsuk: When I lived in the US and had a French girlfriend we use to talk merde[sh*t] about Americans right beside them all the time. It's only karma if the Koreans on the bus make mention of the stinky whitey sitting across from them.
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Wouldn't most people be thankful if every Narcissistic Churl kicked the bucket as early as possible like this guy? I couldn't give a rat's ass about his poor contemptible weak French Canadian girlfriend either. She properly kicked it at an early time too. |
I would. |
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