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Punched in the FACE!
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oh god.
someone punch her in the face, I want 3 minutes of my life back
someone punch her in the face, I want 3 minutes of my life back
They should make a sequel called "Kicked in the uterus" where all the people she punched exact revenge
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WTF was that? Sadly, I know where this video was shot....I guess maturity is not a factor in choosing students anymore.
Oh come on. It's a remake of the SNL: People Getting Punched skit.
http://www.hulu.com/watch/1415/satu...rt-people-getting-punched-right-before-eating
I chuckled. If someone can get a good education while having fun, more power to them.
http://www.hulu.com/watch/1415/satu...rt-people-getting-punched-right-before-eating
I chuckled. If someone can get a good education while having fun, more power to them.
While the video was a little ******ed, I can relate. There are several people in my class that I would like to punch (those that ask stupid questions, and the idiots that will probably end up killing a patient sometime during their career due to not understanding basic physiology).
It wasn't that bad.
The MURDER! attack was weak homeslice. The dude wasn't even near dead.
In the UK such behaviour most like to lead to court case for damages.
This behaviour known as 'horseplay' and has sometimes lead to accidental deaths. Eg:
pulling chair away as someone sitting down leading to paralysis.
a punch to the nose in a person with weak bone structure in that area, results in bone fracturing and entering brain leading to death.
Pharmaceutical authorities now saying student behaviour leading to a conviction could result in not being allowed to register.
johnep
This behaviour known as 'horseplay' and has sometimes lead to accidental deaths. Eg:
pulling chair away as someone sitting down leading to paralysis.
a punch to the nose in a person with weak bone structure in that area, results in bone fracturing and entering brain leading to death.
Pharmaceutical authorities now saying student behaviour leading to a conviction could result in not being allowed to register.
johnep
debbie downer
. haha, I wonder what college that was.
...at least they're having some fun.
...at least they're having some fun.
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