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Woman Dies From Shaft of Frozen Urine That Fell From Plane?

by Willy Volk (RSS feed) on May 3rd 2007 at 1:50PM

According to the caption: "This unfortunate woman was found dead on parkland in Yorkshire, England. She's believed to have been pierced by a shaft of frozen urine which had fallen from a leak in a toilet facility of an overhead plane."

What do you think? Is the picture real or phony?

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Shilooh Aug 18th 2007 8:53PM

Besides the shaft being in the wrong shape wouldn't it have melted a bit when it hit her 98.6 degree insides....so I vote FAKE

Phillip Keane Oct 18th 2007 8:05PM

jesus, all you people yelling "fake" are stupid.
Its from episode 1, of Chris Morris' series "The Day Today". It was a SATIRE series from the early 90's, similar to The Daily Show, with Jon Stewart, except The Day Today was far more subtle (and funny).
The genius of the program lies with the fact that some idiots actually thought it was real. Tell me something...how can a parody be fake? Its a REAL parody. It is honest in its deception, and only a fool would think otherwise.
Chris Morris later released "Brasseye", during the "drugs" episode he conned a load of moronic celebrities into a crusade to ban the (ficticious) drug "Cake". The "Peadophile Special" episode caused a national uproar, with half the country threatening to kill Morris (despite later admitting they had never even seen the show!). The cake episode is possibly the funniest program ever to come out of England. Ever.

george Jan 22nd 2008 12:14PM

what if it's the opposite...she was peeing upwards...it was very cold...the push gave her a heart attack.

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