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Johnny Rico

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5. This product is "almost guaranteed to kill"? Really?

Reply to Zalatix (Original post)

Wed Apr 25, 2012, 11:15 PM

Apr 2012

I presume that thousands of people...at least...have consumed this product. How many have died from doing so?

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What is the difference between Vegas's Heart Attack Grill and a crack cocaine dealer? [View all] Zalatix Apr 2012 OP

Crack cocaine is physically addictive. Nye Bevan Apr 2012 #1

The company is clearly catering to or looking for people who are compulsive eaters. Zalatix Apr 2012 #4

What is the difference between Vegas's Heart Attack Grill and a crack cocaine dealer? Meiko Apr 2012 #2

Crack cocaine is illegal and as a rule, food isn't. That's the difference. Ecumenist Apr 2012 #3

This product is "almost guaranteed to kill"? Really? Johnny Rico Apr 2012 #5

You can OD on drugs, but with the most addictive ones RZM Apr 2012 #6

Difference: ohiosmith Apr 2012 #7

Both are scenes of people slowly killing themselves. Zalatix Apr 2012 #11

Unless you're Wimpy, everything. MrSlayer Apr 2012 #8

Damn straight. Try that "I'll pay you Tuesday" shit with a crack dealer. ohiosmith Apr 2012 #9

If you have to ask that question.... NCTraveler Apr 2012 #10

The crack dealer wants you coming back for more. nt MrScorpio Apr 2012 #12

A crack cocaine dealer sells crack cocaine maybe? cherokeeprogressive Apr 2012 #13

What is the difference? One has a business license to operate. The other, not so much. Selatius Apr 2012 #14

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