Real Life Zombie killed in Miami!

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Nam Circa 1994

Nope, and despite being a wrestling fan, that's a fad I never bought into. Never had the mullet. :nana:
And still thanking God I never fell for that ____ing hairstyle! /o/
 
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Nam Circa 1994

Hey looks like my friend Carlos from 1991. He use to wear cavaricci pants; an ugly flower printed button up dress shirt with an ugly bolo necktie; silver toed black dress shoes; and he also drove a super lowered Nissan mini-truck while bumping high energy music like Johnny O, Cynthia and Stevie B.
 
since Nam doesn't have an avatar is even funnier because now I picture that guy as his avatar :lol
 
Funny stuff! But it would be even funnier if Chuck Norris was biting the zombie and changing it in to another Chuck Norris.
 
Toxicology reports in. Only drug found in "zombies" system was marijuana. Worst case of munchies ever!
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012...juana-medical-examiner-results_n_1632253.html

ETA After reading more, it's possible they just don't have the "methodology" to test for everything.

Yup, pot wouldn't have done that. At least not by itself.

"The problem today is that there is an almost an infinite number of chemical substances out there that can trigger unusual behavior," said Dr. Bruce Goldberger, Professor and Director of Toxicology at the University of Florida.
Goldberger said that the medical examiner's office in Miami is known for doing thorough work and that he's confident they and the independent lab covered as much ground as possible. But it's nearly impossible for toxicology testing to keep pace with new formulations of synthetic drugs.
"There are many of these synthetic drugs that we currently don't have the methodology to test on, and that is not the fault of the toxicology lab. The challenge today for the toxicology lab is to stay on top of these new chemicals and develop methodologies for them, but it's very difficult and very expensive." Goldberger said. "There is no one test or combination of tests that can detect every possible substance out there."

Some people will try anything. I had a cousin that way. I'm surprised he didn't kill himself, though he a mess now.
 
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