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Passenger Richard Bell was traveling on board Flight 1418 from Calgary to Houston when he was stung by a scorpion, CBS News confirmed.
The scorpion fell onto Bell’s head and stung him underneath his fingernail.
“We were on the plane about an hour, having dinner, and then something fell on my head, so I grabbed it. I was hanging onto it,” he said. “It was lucky that it hit my nail more than my skin I think, so maybe my thumbnail saved me a little bit.”
It's in the fine print and is always a risk when you fly-he agreed to it when he bought the ticket-if he didn't want to get stung by a dangerous insect he should've stayed home!
It's in the fine print and is always a risk when you fly-he agreed to it when he bought the ticket-if he didn't want to get stung by a dangerous insect he should've stayed home!
You, sir, are hilarious.
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Originally Posted by 2e1m5a
Flight Attendant: "Attention everyone; Is there a Doctor on the plane?"
"Uhh, there was..."
I'm dying over here.
If real estate doesn't work out for you, go on the circuit and do comedy.
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