[yooper]

It comes out of millions of automobiles every day. Its also a preferred form of suicide; odorless, painless, and no mess. Start the ole car in the garage and stretch out on a lawn chair, then peacefully fall asleep and ruin the lives of your loved ones.

That said, these people should be OK. CO will leave nausea, vomiting, and one hell of a headache, but if you have a headache after breathing it that's a good thing. No head ache, bad thing, because that usually means you're dead.

[krb]

Ok, it comes out of cars, but that isn’t a CO leak.

They said it is a leak. Where are we collecting or piping CO that leaked?

[yooper]

While I’m on the subject, will our east coast libs who want to ban guns because of the Korean now want to ban cars or other CO emitters because of this incident? After all, its not the Korean’s fault, its the gun’s fault. Can we now apply the same logic to the source of the CO? It must be the car’s fault, right? Or the furnace’s, or the grill’s, or the space heater’s, or whatever the source of this was?