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2/6/2013 9:34:14 PM
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I just found this in a field at an elementary school
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It gives me shivers thinking about a kid running in a field with no shoes and getting one of those in their foot..
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Did you drop one of your needles?
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2 RepliesThe future is bright for those children . . . . . . because even under a spoon, flames are bright.
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I don't recommend you handling it yourself, contact the school.
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Damn dude, thats horrible. It reminds me of the time I found a half buried brick in our football field.
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Most likely an improperly disposed insulin syringe. Junkies typically hang onto their works. Unless you are in a city that gives out sterile syringes to IV addicts, in which case, it's more likely that than insulin. Either way, stay away from the sharp and pointy end, find a place that has a proper sharps disposal (a lot of public restrooms do) and if you want, report it to the school administration.
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1 ReplyWorried? No. But certainly alert the administration so they can handle it.
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I think the school should be worried that a man is roaming the place.
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You should test it on your self to see what it is,you know so you can see if you need to be worried or not Also post results too
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Yeah, what if a kid stepped on it and got a disease from it?
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No. If it has a needle maybe. If there is a big bag of powerdery substance nearby then perhaps it would be best to worry.
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12 RepliesI have a cousin in the 5th grade getting involved with Heroin.
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2 RepliesWhy were you searching a field at an elementary school?
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Knew it...be very afraid OP.
