tonys76 said: Agreed. Nothing but respect to medical professionals, they have to deal with alot. Sure, that doesn't justify it, but it does make it a little more understandable.

DutCheSS said:     Investigators believe a woman may have acted as a human torch after catching fire Monday, then igniting chemicals used to make methamphetamine in her basement.  They said they believe camping fuel used in manufacturing meth was left on a wood-burning stove.  The woman may have tried to pick up the container and dropped it, causing it to spill on her pants and catch fire.  As she ran through the basement, the flames from her body may have ignited other flammable chemicals found in the room
    Animal control officers seized several puppies from the property.  A chihuahua and a bird died in the fire.  Officers found two meth labs in the injured woman's basement, one in her car and another in a shed.  Detectives said they had seized two meth labs from the property in the past. 

anamelia said: If you knew you were an overeater and were excessively gaining weight, if you saw yourself digitally imaged with 25 years of aging added to your face and body, would it make people stop eating/smoking/drinking so much?  I've seen a couple experiments like these and women that drink alot look 10 times worse than if they didn't drink int he pictures.