Great disease! How can I catch it?

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RSoles replied

31 December 2015, 21:18
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

Wonder how her liver is doing.

Perhaps it works in reverse?
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mudskipper replied

31 December 2015, 21:16
Wonder how her liver is doing.
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BigRed replied

31 December 2015, 20:57
.... The woman is now free to drive without restrictions......

but she's still drunk. Should be banned for life.
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DimPrawn replied

31 December 2015, 16:53
I once met a woman whose body was a brothel I think....
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BrilloPad replied

31 December 2015, 16:53
"The Buffalo News described her as a 35-year-old school teacher"

I feel sorry for the kids she teaches. Except for the boys she sh4gs while pished.
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xoggoth started a topic Great disease! How can I catch it?

31 December 2015, 16:51
Great disease! How can I catch it?

Drink driving charges against an American woman have been dismissed based on an unusual defence: her body is a brewery.
The woman was arrested while driving with a blood-alcohol level more than four times the legal limit in New York state. She then discovered she had a rare condition called "auto-brewery syndrome", in which her digestive system converts ordinary food into alcohol, according to her lawyer, Joseph Marusak.

Drink drive charge dropped for woman whose 'body is a brewery' - Telegraph
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