Woman kills herself holding her wee for a wii

Originally Posted by ArrowHead

The lady works in the medical field. She should have known of the dangers of electrolyte imbalance. Better her than someone she's responsible for. Goodby and good riddance. I hope your children inherited their intelligence from their father.

I see you're up to your old tricks, Arrowhead.

"Specialized doctors are suppose to know everything about every field of medicine!" is pretty goddamned dumb. No one is Doctor Quest and it's an unusual circumstance - I'm sure if the radio station knew of water poisoning, they wouldn't have done this contest.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by BigHairyFeet

I don't know about his views, but commenting on a woman's stupidity (this particular woman) doesn't strike me as an example of misogyny.

While in and of it's self is only slightly sexist - he has a bad habit of being outright sexist in the past. So this is him just being him - which is not good, he got banned for it not too long ago.

Originally Posted by Midna

The radio station handing out a generic liability waiver is not the same as them handing out a paper that specifically tells you what the dangers could be.

I somehow think that any contest possibly resulting in death wouldn't be done. Not to mention, just because you sign a waver, doesn't make it of legal implications.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Andrew

What part of the fact that forced water intake is disallowed by name in most fraternity risk management policies and the fact that people have died in the last few years of overhydration didn't rub off on this radio station?

Probably because water poisoning has been around since the advent of, say, man and water and most people still don't know about it.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.