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You be so stupid you go to hell. That’s what.
Climate Change deaths.
Maybe. But I bet they died with Covid, and just one more booster would have saved them. And stopped global warming.
Peter S
If they were dried then mixed in to a dish to disguise them then the consumer was not guilty of stupidity.
Except perhaps they should already have wary of eating anything prepared by a certain person.
You don’t start feeling ill until about 12 hours after consuming them, and then the symptoms are ghastly, leading to organ collapse and death.
Independent thinkers at the ABC.
What happens? Perhaps Their ABC might reflect on the name “Death Cap”?
Idiots.
Sounds like a TikTok challenge, one even more Darwinian than eating Tide Pods.
Escaping suspicion in these cases is difficult – as poor Richard Roose learned the hot way.
It’s all ‘shrooms’, all the way down.
Victorian government is probably drafting a ban on mushroom foraging as we speak. Because it disturbs native habitat and upsets the Great Rainbow Serpent’s dreaming. And if it only saves one life!
what cuckoo says: 10 August, 2023 at 5:02 pm
It is already illegal to wander off designated forest “paths”.
Apparently, the ex-husband – son and nephew of the three dead people – reckons she tried to poison him previously. Not looking good for the cook at the minute.
@ jupes
Time to start a TikTok influencer page, Kill and Cook Your Own
There used to be things like ‘cook books’ once!
Best I saw was the Weekly Times Farmers Handbook.
A tomb with a shroom?
Eat, Love, Kill
The cause of your subsequent untimely demise becomes the source of much speculation in our beloved braindead lamestream meeja.
It should be the trendy – “Everything you need to know, before you try one”
The headline reminds me of a warning I once saw on a packet of peanuts: ‘Warning. This product may contain nuts.’
No, I am not making this up. It really was on the packet!
Well, a peanut is actually a legume, not a nut!
So, if you are allergic to nuts…
Can lead to interesting stories, like this one I saw this week:
Woman ‘left with no choice’ but to buy every packet of peanuts on budget flight (7 Aug)
Actually quite a practical and innovative solution to what is a terrible danger. Well done lady. I don’t know what you can do in such circumstances – people will often help someone like her out, but then there’re always churlish types who would take delight in buying and eating a pack of peanuts in front of her. So I think that was the best compromise she could do.