Man bitten by snake at Walmart...

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falconati:
Quote from: mxvet57 on May 15, 2012, 01:59:11 PM

WOW Walmart has everything.

:lol:

cbsnbiker:
Quote from: atadaskew on May 15, 2012, 01:10:33 PM

http://www.latimes.com/news/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-rattlesnake-walmart-20120515,0,955494.story

The snake bite happened, apparently.
But was it really an accident, or a staged shake down to come?....

Kinda weird the first Dr missed the bite. Hmm.

Well...

Snake Bites in Wal-Mart Stores Not Isolated Incidents

http://news.yahoo.com/snake-bites-wal-mart-stores-not-isolated-incidents-180800847.html

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Snake bites in stores are rare, but for some reason there are several cases of Wal-Mart customers being bitten by the slithery reptiles.

kyzrex:
Who would have suspected that so many lawyers hung out at Walmarts?

Bounce:
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he incident Saturday at the Clarkston store’s outdoor garden section, which lies across the street from a vacant lot where snakes have been known to loiter.

loitering around the lot all day, whistling at la chicas as they pass, eh esse?

1moreroad:
Quote from: atadaskew on May 15, 2012, 01:10:33 PM

Kinda weird the first Dr missed the bite. Hmm.

I would guess that the Dr didn't miss the bite, he just didn't think the snake actually injected venom. Rattlesnakes envenomate about 75% of the time. Signs of envenomation should show up in about 10 minutes. In the absence of any swelling maybe the doctor thought it was just a bite?

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A fellow customer quickly drove Clark to a nearby urgent care center

WTF? A guy gets bit. He is bleeding. And a random stranger offers to drive him to urgent care? Yeah, I let lots of unknown bleeding people ride in my car. And I know our urgent care maintains plenty of antivenin right next to the necrotizing fasciitis treatment kit they use all the time. :rolleyes: That sentence right there pegs my suspicion index.

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