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Man Swallows 40 Knives: What's Behind His Weird Craving
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| August 22, 2016
| Rachael Rettner
Posted on 08/22/2016 7:35:49 PM PDT by Mozilla
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To: WKUHilltopper
Thanks for the information. I looked it up and it fits:
Pica is an eating disorder typically defined as the persistent ingestion of nonnutritive substances for at least 1 month at an age for which this behavior is developmentally inappropriate. It may be benign or may have life-threatening consequences.
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08/22/2016 9:22:08 PM PDT
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Mozilla
(Truth Is Stranger than Fiction.)
To: Mozilla
He could have got some fun and games going at airport TSA security checkpoints.
"He's buck naked and I'm still getting concealed weapon warnings!"
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08/23/2016 12:12:22 AM PDT
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Iron Munro
(If Illegals voted Rebublican 50 Million Democrats Would Be Screaming "Build The Wall!")
To: Mozilla
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08/23/2016 1:57:29 AM PDT
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ETL
(God PLEASE help America...ASAP)
To: Mozilla
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08/23/2016 2:01:19 AM PDT
by
anton
To: Innovative
No sane man craves knives. Innocent mistake, mis-read "crave" for "carve".
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08/23/2016 2:19:22 AM PDT
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C210N
To: Mozilla
To: minnesota_bound
Dull and a rounded tip I’d guess.
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08/23/2016 5:19:56 AM PDT
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deadrock
(I is someone else.)
To: Mozilla
A man's craving for metal that led him to swallow 40 knives If I craved metal that much, I'd rather just pop in a Maiden CD ... :-)
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08/23/2016 6:43:02 AM PDT
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bassmaner
(Hey commies: I am a' white male, and I am guilty of NOTHING! Sell your 'white guilt' elsewhere.)
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