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It will be fun to see how this works out consider that it can’t have happened: http://www.snopes.com/medical/myths/visine.asp

Greg, the article doesn’t say that it was specifically Visine. There are other types of eyedrops that could have been used. In addition, there are various types of Visine – not all of them have the same ingredients. Lacing someone’s food or drink with a non-food item is a serious offense.

Becca, good points, but is there any verified eye drop that causes diarrhea? If I had to bet, and it is only a guess at this point, I’d say this whole thing relates to the visine myth along with a little bit of dishonest bragging.

As you say, and as the snopes piece says, and I am only assuming they are correct, putting something like this in someone’s drink is potentially very dangerous,. But at the moment, I’m skeptical that it even happened.

Yes, you’re right. It will be interesting to see what happens with this case.

So if you repeat stuff you see in a comedy movie you can be charged a major crime in the real world?

Vic: Only if when you repeat it it is not funny. If it’s funny, you get off.

Here, I write it up: http://xrl.in/72ka

Too interesting to resist.

Wisconsin. Our own private Arkansas.

So the movie caused this unstable person to do harm to another person. Sound familuar at all? I guess we should be more careful with our words so we don’t cause the crazy people to go out and do crazy things. I think we need to hold this movie accountable for what it’s done.

Soft diarrhea . soft diarrhoea is the one other kind of weakling barstools. It can be the consequence of number of motives, which could include gastroenteritis,…Diarrhea