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Oh geez, I wish you hadn't posted that. I think I'm going to swear off hamburgers now.
It does make you wonder how often that happens and a missing-person report is the only thing that is filed. But I wonder how many people know that is what is done to them, before they're cremated?
It does make you wonder how often that happens and a missing-person report is the only thing that is filed. But I wonder how many people know that is what is done to them, before they're cremated?
Not really. I knew of a guy who fell into a large vat of acid and couldn’t pull himself out. His death was one of otherworldly screams until he expired. There are many horrific ways to die, and having your flesh dissolve off of your bones must rank near the top.
Not really. I knew of a guy who fell into a large vat of acid and couldn’t pull himself out. His death was one of otherworldly screams until he expired. There are many horrific ways to die, and having your flesh dissolve off of your bones must rank near the top.
Being eaten alive by something would probably top about anything, especially slowly.
I know someone who died by falling into a meat grinder at work. He was one of those guys who always argued that he could smoke cannabis and it didn't affect his work a bit. Maybe it didn't, but it sure affected his life.
It does make you wonder how often that happens and a missing-person report is the only thing that is filed. But I wonder how many people know that is what is done to them, before they're cremated?
I have always wondered if Mad Cow Disease started when somebody disposed of a Creutzfeld-Jacob infected corpse in a feed plant grinder.
I think the guy who got cooked at the tuna processing plant was possibly worse.
These accidents should not be able to happen, at all. There should be failsafes to avoid these horrific and deadly accidents. If I had a job that involved an industrial meat grinder, I'd want to be sure I never find myself in a position where I could even get a hand caught in it, let alone fall all the way into it.
A 26-year-old worker at a fortune cookie factory died of multiple blunt trauma injuries after falling into a dough-mixing machine at a factory in Houston
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