I have no idea if this was already posted so excuse me if it was :)

Like... why?

(searched for post, didn't see, lmk if repost)

An unfortunate accident occurred this Sunday during the Arrancones 4×4 2024 Miramar beach, which took place in the dunes of this city.

It was reported that in front of dozens of attendees the drivers of two units left at full speed, but one of them lost control of the steering wheel, skidded on the sand and was projected to the right ramming several children, adults and seniors who were behind the fences.

Support was quickly requested to the emergency numbers, and paramedics from the Red Cross, CIPAR, ASL and volunteers arrived to attend them, but unfortunately one minor died and 7 assistants were injured, two of them seriously, so they were taken to the hospital for proper care.

Agents of the State Attorney General's Office initiated the investigation and the units were secured for the investigation, while the body was taken by criminal experts to the Forensic Medical Service for the autopsy.

https://vanguardiaveracruz.com/muere-menor-en-carrera-de-camionetas-en-la-playa-miramar-de-ciudad-madero/

!fresh

To anyone that's tried this can we just agree that it tastes like shit? Mixed drinks are kinda icky to me but this one just feels extra gross

would you want a lionless as your assistant?

Imagine this: a simple scratch, and a few days later, it's bubbling with gas that smells like sewage. This isn't a horror movie special effect; it's the reality of gas gangrene. The bacteria Clostridium perfringens create a real nightmare in your flesh, releasing toxins and gases.

How can you get this "delight"? It's simple: scratch yourself, get some dirt in the wound, and the rest follows.

Symptoms? Oh, there's a whole bouquet of pleasures: hellish pain, zombie-style skin, and a foul smell from the wound. And if your temperature spikes like the stock market, it's time for the hospital before you turn into a walking bioreactor.

If you think antibiotics will handle all this, I'm afraid you'll be disappointed. In the case of gas gangrene, medicine often resorts to heavy artillery – surgical intervention and even amputation of the affected parts.

It was worth the distance tbh