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sweetc0rn
02-25-2003, 05:41 AM
I just received this mail from my friend today. Just thought I could share with all of you... believe it? Well... its all up to you but I was really very shock!

Here goes....


On September 4 1999 at 9.30 am Ron Guptey of N. S. W Australia went into hospital complaining of severe pain in the rectum area. The doctor on call examined him, he found severe swelling around the anus but was left puzzled because he had not seen such a thing before. Two more doctors examined and they too were left confused about what was happening. Ron's
health was deteriorating as the day wore on, he developed a fever and was suffering a lot of pain around his abdomen. The doctors gave pain killers but the symptoms worsened until 2.57 PM when he lapsed into a coma and 2 hours later was pronounced dead. An investigation was led to discover the
reason of death. During the post mortem, traces of wood bark were found inside the rectal passage, but as the examination went further the doctor discovered about 3 or 4 black widow spiders in Ron s intestine. The police found a tree with a cut of branch along he side in Ron s back yard, there were traces of KY jelly and traces of rectal juices along the branch. There was also Black widow egg shells found inside the bark. Ron was apparently satisfying himself with this tree stump, but failed to notice the black widow nest on the tree. During his sexual act he had impregnated himself with the black widow eggs. The eggs had embedded in his rectal passage walls and were kept at the required temperature for the eggs to develop and
finally hatch.
Once the baby spiders were hatched they had bitten him and had
poisoned him from the inside.

sweetc0rn
02-25-2003, 05:43 AM
Here is another.....

One morning around 5am. 22 year old Susan DaLucci of Kittery Maine, woke up with a painful need to urinate. At first she thought she had diarrhoea, but when she stood up out of bed, she realised that it was urinary pain. It was very similar to the
feeling of having diarrhoea, just out the wrong hole. She wobbled to the toilet and upon sitting on it, her vagina erupted into the most horrific messy farting noise anyone has ever heard.
In paralysing pain, Ms. DeLucci for the next few minutes continued to push and squirt out of her vagina a burning tide of wretch and filth while she gripped the sides of the toilet, white-knuckled. She was screaming wildly, and the neighbours called the police. When medics arrived they found Ms. DaLucci unconscious lying on the floor of her bathroom wearing nothing
but her bath robe. Running down her leg, was a stream of brown and green syrup. The medic had to transfer her to a stretcher, so he grabbed her left leg which was bent crossing her other leg, to straighten her out. She was lying there all twisted up. When he lifted her left leg to straighten her body out, he exposed her vagina at which point a creature, no larger than the tip of a finger wormed its way out of her genitals and landed on the
floor with a wet popping sound.
Shocked, the medic stared at the creature that was lying on the tile bathroom floor in a casing of mucous. It was a tiny mud shrimp and it sat there on the cold floor gasping for water while flipping itself back and
forth.
The horrified medic turned to the toilet as he felt the nausea
setting in. When he put his face down into the toilet to puke what he saw was so horrific that to this day he cannot look into a toilet without convulsing. The entire toilet bowl was boiling with baby brown mud shrimp flipping and splashing at a furious pace. If you think that is bad - wait until you hear how it happened:
Ms. DeLucci's official death was the result of a combination of shock and severe head trauma. She stood up over the toilet in pain and when she saw what she had done, she went into shock and fell, smashing her head on the toilet and then on the floor. It is believed by medical police that on two nights before the accident she had purchased a live lobster at a fish
market.
While lying in a tub, she gently inserted the creature's tail into her vagina to derive pleasure. At that point, she held a lighter under the creature's face causing it to flip its tail in a violent snapping motion. The medics found a lesbian video in the VCR and the TV was positioned on a table in front of the tub. The lobster was found in the kitchen garbage can wrapped in a paper bag. Traces of Ms. DeLucci's DNA were found on the lobster along with pubic hairs that had wedged themselves between the
lobster tail joints. The lobster's face was lightly burned with the same fuel used in lighters.
The lobster's digestive track and colon were found to be full of mud shrimp egg casings. Doctors believe that the lobster had eaten them (they are common in the water at fish markets and are usually harmlessly boiled to death)and the lobster had crapped them out into Ms. DeLucci's vagina when she was torturing it. Maine mud shrimp only take two days to gestate and Ms. DeLucci was only four days away from getting her period, doctors believe that at that point of her menstrual cycle, her womb was the perfect PH balance to grow these mud shrimp which are a much larger version of the popular "Sea Monkey" pets sold throughout the US. Over night the eggs had
hatched and the mud shrimp began doubling in size every ten minutes. You can imagine the pain she was in when she woke up that morning and gave birth to well over 1,000 mud shrimp in her toilet.

Aussiescribbler
02-25-2003, 06:26 AM
I think I'm gonna puke. Eeeeaaauuuuuggggggg!

Lilith
02-25-2003, 07:20 AM
You can never read these too many times :D

LixyChick
02-25-2003, 07:35 AM
I never liked lobster before........now I know I never will!

sweetc0rn
02-25-2003, 08:00 AM
I do love lobster... but I prefer it cook~ :D

skipthisone
02-25-2003, 08:54 AM
Plastic...the only way to go....

Oldfart
02-25-2003, 02:16 PM
In Oz, we don't call them "Black Widows", they don't lay under bark

and it all sounds like a re-hashed Urban Myth.

The brine shrimp sound a little the same.

jay_ba
02-25-2003, 05:23 PM
I guess the moral of these stories is: don't put sticks up your ass and lobsters are for eating, and not having sex with. Hmmmmm. Sounds like a good message to me.

Sharni
02-25-2003, 07:07 PM
Is a wee bit sceptical of the Oz Redback(not Black Widows) story...never ever seen a redback camping out under bark...and i've seen hundreds of the bloody things.

But hey ya just never know :D

Santiago
02-25-2003, 09:10 PM
suddenly hungry for shrimp...

Steph
02-26-2003, 02:03 AM
LOL jay-ba - you nailed it! I never read these stories before and found it difficult to finish reading them (I have one of the weakest stomachs I know) but I loved them in a sick way! Urban myths probably but well told! :)

denny
02-26-2003, 02:05 AM
You just never know when you need some cocktail suace at the ready!

airhog
02-26-2003, 02:49 AM
well the first one is definately an urban legend. Black widows lay eggs inside their web. Also they take 14 days too incubate. Also the black widow injects a tiny amount of venom into prey. They rarely ever kill a human. The second one just doesnt make sense. Mud shrimp are found on the west coast. Most lobster comes from the east coast. I will assume since the lady was from maine, that she bought a fresh lobster caught in maine. No mud shrimp live in that area.

Jilly Jill
02-26-2003, 03:07 AM
hmmm..there's no mud shrimp on the east coast?..thank god..now I can start fucking my lobsters again...:P....(just kidding before you all start charging my house with toches and pitchforks)

Eros
02-26-2003, 04:13 AM
have read both of those A MILLION times..lol. Both false i'm sure but still a good read. Maybe we should forward it on to MTV's Urban Legend show???..lol.

Sharni
02-26-2003, 04:24 AM
Black widows......They rarely ever kill a human.
As we've said...Oz does not have Black Widows...we have Redbacks....and they have been known to kill...kids are at the most risk..
But now days with antivenine availiable, deaths are rare yes....but if you live in the boonies....where access to medical attention is a bloody long drive....the risk is still there for sure

sweetc0rn
02-27-2003, 09:10 AM
Well airhog, u sure you know alot abt it. Too bad when I was young, I didn't bury my head in my books but to stare at my teacher... lol~

Anyway, like I said... its all up to you to believe it. ME? I think like most of you said, it just a myth... :)

Or maybe not......... :D

denny
02-27-2003, 11:38 AM
Airhog, you've done a fair job of poking holes in the stories but I've just got to correct you on one point. The West Coast does indeed have Lobsters and my buddies and I dive for them regularly. But I'll bet there is some other way you can discredit the mud shrimp story if you try.

Wildeye
02-27-2003, 01:17 PM
The stories are one i do not want to read,

i'm keen on crop circles and aliens and elvis going to mars with hitler.

A

TinkerBell69
03-01-2003, 10:55 AM
I wont lie, Black Widows, although I've never had and encounters with them, terrify me.

And I'd be way too scared to 'play' with a lobster, damn things, I'd be scared it would nip me!

txgrneyes
03-03-2003, 05:11 PM
It could happen, Ya think?

exhib_it_all
03-04-2003, 05:39 AM
http://www.snopes.com
http://truthorfiction.com

You can find these and MANY other urban legends there, and the reasons they are true or false. Great sites!

airhog
03-04-2003, 05:56 PM
Originally posted by sweetc0rn
Well airhog, u sure you know alot abt it. Too bad when I was young, I didn't bury my head in my books but to stare at my teacher... lol~

Anyway, like I said... its all up to you to believe it. ME? I think like most of you said, it just a myth... :)

Or maybe not......... :D

I dont claim to be smart, I just looked them up on the internet. I could only wish I knew more useless facts :D

airhog
03-04-2003, 05:59 PM
Originally posted by denny
Airhog, you've done a fair job of poking holes in the stories but I've just got to correct you on one point. The West Coast does indeed have Lobsters and my buddies and I dive for them regularly. But I'll bet there is some other way you can discredit the mud shrimp story if you try.

ahh well I guess I didnt do enough research :D Although it does seem odd that maine would buy lobster from california

incitatus
03-06-2003, 12:19 AM
You can never read these too many times I think I just did... (and I read them ONCE!)

TinkerBell69
03-07-2003, 08:14 AM
where did you find these stories?