By fucktheearth /
Wednesday 20 April 2016 03:32 /
United States - Brooklyn
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WarmBuns
| 11
Get a heart attack next time, they wont believe you.
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wesleyc2110
| 21
Allergies are great aren't they
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alex_the_tiger
| 14
Better safe than sorry
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WarmBuns
| 11
Get a heart attack next time, they wont believe you.
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socialproduct
| 18
Exactly what I was thinking. Kind of setting up a "boy who cried wolf" situation with the paramedics. Hope they don't ignore any real emergencies you might have in the future.
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BumpkinsBigBash
| 8
they would probably hold their chest then
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deathrise007
| 22
They say the silent sneeze attack is deadly.
On the serious side OP, it was just a mistake. Talk to your coworkers about the "seizures" you are having. I'm sure they will understand.
On the serious side OP, it was just a mistake. Talk to your coworkers about the "seizures" you are having. I'm sure they will understand.
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wesleyc2110
| 21
Allergies are great aren't they
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1010110100101101
| 18
At least your coworkers are looking out for you.
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DarkSerebii
| 11
Right? Too many people nowadays are only concerned with their own lives and won't take the time to help someone else in need.
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badassmf1234
| 22
Well at least your coworkers are worried about you.
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c0ffeeb3an
| 15
Let's hope you don't ever get a real seizure and end up in a boy-who-cried-wolf kind of situation.
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jimeple
| 12
You'd think they'd know better by now.
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Memeosaurus
| 14
Maybe get some allergy medicine?
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BDanzeisen
| 20
The skip the "are you all right" straight to a 911 call
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iiHaloii
| 6
Well, if you think someone is having a seizure, you don't have the time to stop to ask if they're OK. It's a life or death situation.
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BDanzeisen
| 20
But this is the third time
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GhostFox
| 33
It might have been different coworkers calling 911 each time. It's also entirely possible to develop a seizure disorder suddenly and without knowing.
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