bullsh!t... she didn't stand up as soon as she felt the wetness??? she prolly put there, flushed the tube down the toilet then sat down bullsh!t... she didn't stand up as soon as she felt the wetness??? she prolly put there, flushed the tube down the toilet then sat downSuper glue dries fairly fast too... It might be a setup.
Super glue dries fairly fast too... It might be a setup.
“bullsh!t... she didn’t stand up as soon as she felt the wetness??? she prolly put there, flushed the tube down the toilet then sat down”
Yea, I’m thinking that too. Just too ‘convenient’ that’s it’s the biggest deep-pocket chain in the country. Not a bad move on her part. A silly trip to the hospital, removal of the seat without permanent damage, and she’ll easily snag a $250k ‘settlement’.
By the time she "felt the wetness", it was already too late. "Super glue" is a super-fast contact adhesive. Works REALLY REALLY WELL on skin and tissue (which is why the military used (uses?) it to close wounds (I know it was used in Vietnam....don't know if it is still in the medic repertoire). Cyanoacrylates have some toxicity problems, but at the time, the risk from the toxicity was held to be insignificant compared to the utility in shortening trauma.