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Dell[a]:
This will make you think twice before putting your lunch in the fridge.


http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090513/ap_on_fe_st/odd_rotten_office_food

Gothi[c]:
I think, just the fact that the person cleaning the fridge wasn't affected; probably means that a lot of people were overreacting :p

Ehtyar:
If you watch the vid Goth Man, she recently had nasal surgery and can't smell anything.

Ehtyar.

Deozaan:
Reminds me of a story about somebody who got sick at a sports event in the stadium, and they announced that they thought it was food poisoning from some food or beverage they purchased at the stadium.

Then tons of people also got sick.

Then they announced that all the food and beverages were fine (no botulism) and all the people who thought they were sick suddenly were better. It was the placebo effect. People thought they were sick because they ate food they thought became bad. When they learned the food was okay and they had no reason to be sick, they suddenly "healed" and were fine.

Gothi[c]:
If you watch the vid Goth Man, she recently had nasal surgery and can't smell anything.

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So? She still inhales, doesn't she?
If it were truly chemicals or spores or whatever (ie, something truly harmful), then she would also be affected.

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