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The world’s first BWI (Biting While Intoxicated)
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These medics will be lucky if they get 10 cents on each dollar of their demand. Are their injuries permanent? Is there scarring?
Possible also that CNN might regard her behavior as criminal and not defend her on the civil litigation.
A history of becoming abusive when intoxicated? Time to stop drinking, and if she discovers that she cannot stop, time for rehab.
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Was she tested for rabies?
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“I had not had proper food all day…”
Nothing like a delicious medic or two.
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The Luis Suarez of Journalism!
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Very attractive woman, but getting drunk and biting everybody is kind of a deal-breaker for me.
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It’s not her fault. She had no control over herself or her actions because she was drunk. It’s their fault for allowing her to bite them. Just think about it, how did their body parts get in between her teeth in the first place?
She’s “CNN Attractive”, but not “Fox Attractive.”
No way. Luis Suarez is brilliant when not biting people. I never heard of this woman before.
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Isn’t the upredictable behavior of someone drunk a given? I’m not excusing the reporter’s actions here - clearly she was wrong in biting - but isn’t that expected of a drunk when you’re in the medical field? They get violent and lash out.
I don’t know; seems these two see a million dollar opportunity to cash in because of who she works for.
The FOX News look for journalist is the same as Porn stars. Really hard to tell them apart.
Alcoholics love to think that if they had just eaten more then they would have been okay.
She has no reason to be embarrassed. If you’re not getting drunk and doing something stupid, you’re not really living. Frankly, I trust her more now that I know that she’s a bit wild. A journalist with teeth? Yes please.
Are they going to change their name to Cannibal News Network?
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I dated a couple of biters, but damn!
Oh I thought they were sewing her for not biting them…never mind
Only non-drunken biting is acceptable.
"She has good teeth,” the medics' attorney, David Jaroslawicz, told the newspaper.
Indeed, that is the primary consideration in hiring a newsreader.
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