June 10, 2023: Unusual Deaths!
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In November of 1983, a bouncer at the Condor Club in San Francisco was having sex on a grand piano when he mistakenly activated a hydraulic motor that lifted the piano, pinning him to the ceiling. He suffocated to death but his girlfriend miraculously survived. pic.twitter.com/zVkAlvEfrZ
— Joseph Mallozzi
(@BaronDestructo) June 5, 2023
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In 1988, a poodle fell off a 13th floor balcony in Buenos Aires, killing a 75 year old female pedestrian below. A 46 year old onlooker to the incident was fatally struck by a bus. Then, a man who witnessed both accidents died of a heart attack. pic.twitter.com/8oA9zSGqpi
— Joseph Mallozzi
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On April 2, 1988, a veteran sky diver tasked with filming a jump mistook the camera equipment he was wearing for the parachute he had left behind on the plane. pic.twitter.com/vAZHs0Ft2Z
— Joseph Mallozzi
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On March 9, 1996, a resident of Headley Down, Hampshire attempted to cure his snoring by taking sleeping pills and sticking tampons up his nose – only to end up suffocating to death in his sleep. pic.twitter.com/YAxZelft73
— Joseph Mallozzi
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In 1998, a tango instructor in Lisbon, Portugal was demonstrating proper head position by looking up at the ceiling ,and ended up dancing himself out a 5-story window. pic.twitter.com/7xhDWNy15p
— Joseph Mallozzi
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On December 2, 2009, a student at Kyiv Polytechnic Institute was killed when his chewing gum exploded. Apparently, he had a habit of dipping gum his in citric acid and, on the fateful day, mistook an explosive powder for his sour standby. pic.twitter.com/YkTgFyC4QS
— Joseph Mallozzi
Today’s Yes/No…
Mint Pepsi? Yes/No
Mint Pepsi for Yakisoba is coming to Japan, and we got to taste it before it goes on sale https://t.co/4wmLPZ2n1w via @RocketNews24En
— Joseph Mallozzi
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