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is this your roomate breh?Report -- Former Chicago Cub Kerry Wood finds body floating in harbor - ESPN Chicago
While I will agree; Amato's is hands down the best. I have eaten my weight in Amato's and consider the folks that work there friends. That being said I would give The Cheesesteak Shop a second chance. What did you order? You gotta go: King of Philly, steak fries, and most importantly cheese sauce, nobody remembers the cheese sauce.
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He figured out why his luck was bad--that killing Chris had broken the curse or whatever that kept ruining his bets. That's why they go to the casino after that and he wins all the money on craps or roulette (I cant remember what her was playing).
By the way, I think I was off by one when I described what happened in which season. I think
@0R0
had it right.
By the way, I think I was off by one when I described what happened in which season. I think
@0R0
had it right.
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so I am working late night tonight on this project I got due by Friday & I swear I just went to take a piss & caught one of the engineers wanking it in the bathroom stall as I was pissing.
dirty fucker.... we got massagie spots everywhere around here & he gotta get one off in the bathroom? nasty bastard.
dirty fucker.... we got massagie spots everywhere around here & he gotta get one off in the bathroom? nasty bastard.
The mother of a teenager who died from cardiac arrhythmia last year is blaming his death on Monster Beverage, alleging in a lawsuit filed Tuesday that his death was caused by habitually drinking the company's energy drink.
Nineteen-year-old Alex Morris went into cardiac arrest during the early morning hours of July 1 and was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.
The lawsuit filed in Alameda County Superior Court alleges Morris would not have died if he did not drink two cans of Monster's energy drink every day for the three years before his death, including the day he died.
Morris' mother, Paula Morris, is listed as a plaintiff in the case.
The lawsuit comes after the family of 14-year-old Anais Fournier of Maryland also sued the company last year after she consumed two 24-ounce cans of Monster and died.
"Our allegations in the lawsuits are the same and that's the peoples deaths were caused by these energy drinks and more specifically the defendants failure to warn about the dangers," said Alexander Wheeler, an attorney representing the plaintiffs in both cases.
Monster representatives did not immediately respond to a message seeking comment.
The company said previously in Fournier's case that no blood test was performed to confirm that the girl died of "caffeine toxicity" as the lawsuit claimed, saying she died of natural causes brought on by pre-existing conditions.
Monster and other energy drinks have faced increased scrutiny in recent months. The Food and Drug Administration is investigating reports of deaths linked to energy drinks, including five that cite Monster beverages, but the agency noted that the reports don't prove the drinks caused the deaths.
San Francisco city attorney Dennis Herrera is also suing Monster Beverage for marketing its energy drinks to children, saying the products pose severe health risks.
Lol @ drinking 2 monsters a day for 3 years. SMH @ filing a lawsuit cuz dude died. Wtf u expect?
Nineteen-year-old Alex Morris went into cardiac arrest during the early morning hours of July 1 and was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.
The lawsuit filed in Alameda County Superior Court alleges Morris would not have died if he did not drink two cans of Monster's energy drink every day for the three years before his death, including the day he died.
Morris' mother, Paula Morris, is listed as a plaintiff in the case.
The lawsuit comes after the family of 14-year-old Anais Fournier of Maryland also sued the company last year after she consumed two 24-ounce cans of Monster and died.
"Our allegations in the lawsuits are the same and that's the peoples deaths were caused by these energy drinks and more specifically the defendants failure to warn about the dangers," said Alexander Wheeler, an attorney representing the plaintiffs in both cases.
Monster representatives did not immediately respond to a message seeking comment.
The company said previously in Fournier's case that no blood test was performed to confirm that the girl died of "caffeine toxicity" as the lawsuit claimed, saying she died of natural causes brought on by pre-existing conditions.
Monster and other energy drinks have faced increased scrutiny in recent months. The Food and Drug Administration is investigating reports of deaths linked to energy drinks, including five that cite Monster beverages, but the agency noted that the reports don't prove the drinks caused the deaths.
San Francisco city attorney Dennis Herrera is also suing Monster Beverage for marketing its energy drinks to children, saying the products pose severe health risks.
Lol @ drinking 2 monsters a day for 3 years. SMH @ filing a lawsuit cuz dude died. Wtf u expect?
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