Are you in Florida? Can you substanciate this?

[Guest]

An asthma attack had unforseen consequences for Vicki Chilress, 38, of Key West. She slept with both her asthma inhaler and a .38-caliber revolver under her pillow. One night, suffering from an asthma attack, she reached under her pillow for relief. Her hand closed on the wrong item and she fired a bullet into her jaw, destroying some of her teeth.

Do you see a blonde with no front teeth in Florida?

 

[Angel]

I'm wondering how you mistake feel of a gun for a small, plastic inhaler.

 

[Guest]

She was in sleepy panick.

 

[Guest]

Is this an oxmoron?

 

[Angel]

She was in sleepy panick.

If a person has asthma, then they know if they'll panic when waking up having an attack - they'd either have to be a complete and total fucking idiot to keep both under the pillow. (Or the gun itself for that matter) or the story is false.

 

[RawHumor]

It sure sounds like an Urban Legend to me, but snopes.com didn't have anything about it.

 

[Guest]

Actor Luther Charles, out of work and desperate for a part, cut off both his ears when he saw an ad for a musical which wanted ''Genuine earless performers''. But when he showed up at the Ohio theatre, the show's producers were appalled - the ad was a misprint and what they actually wanted was fearless actors. Although Charles' actions showed a degree of fearlessness as well, he still failed to get the part; he got psychiatric treatment instead.