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Dec 11

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How do you get a government to drown itself in a bathtub?

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Question by : How do you get a government to drown itself in a bathtub?
If you can create problems in the private sector and not create jobs will government spend and drown itself in a bathtub? The only way a government can create jobs is give money to the private sector until Capitalism gets back on its feet.
“My goal is to cut government in half in twenty-five years, to get it down to the size where we can drown it in the bathtub” Republican Grover Norquist May 24th 2001.

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What is your obsession with drowning and bathtubs.

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Dec 11

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How do people drown in the bath?

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Question by †®€Åç∫€: How do people drown in the bath?
Over the years I’ve heard from loads of different sources that many people drown in their bathtub every year. I realise that some of them must be victims of strokes or heartattacks who are unconscious and drown that way, but I’ve also heard people say that a fairly high number of people just ‘fall asleep’ and drown that way.

Is that true or is just an ‘old wive’s tale’? And if it is true, why the heck don’t they wake up the minute they get a lungful of water??! Enquiring minds need to know.

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Answer by loSt_blOnD
people stand up to get outta the tub and they slip and fall and hit there heads and go unconciouse and being unconciouse is sorta like a mini coma your body doesnt respond to the water in your lungs they dont go to sleep and drown themselves unless its on purpose strokes and heartacks are another way but not sleeping

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Nov 11

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