Scammers posing as Meds

I just received this on Facebook from Dr. Gustavo Leon in Guadalajara. People posing as medical providers going door to door providing inoculations' for the flu are injecting a knock out drug, and stealing valuables from the home. Just an FYI.  


Pongan atención! !!!!!!!!

ALERTA MÁXIMA: andan 5 personas entre hombres y mujeres, dicen que en jornada de vacunación de la influenza AH1-N1. Te ponen una "vacuna", te duermen y te roban todo dentro de tu casa. Corre la voz, urge compartir

That's scary. God knows where that needle was before the latest victim was injected.

That's scary. God knows where that needle was before the latest victim was injected.

Scary enough to make some people say the same thing twice. LOL

[quote="slainte39"]Scary enough to make some people say the same thing twice. LOL[/quote



And 16 minutes apart ....now that is funny Slainte  

Jim W wrote:

slainte39 wrote:Scary enough to make some people say the same thing twice. LOL[/quote



And 16 minutes apart ....now that is funny Slainte  

16 minutes is the "shock"   delay caused by the unknown location of the needle before the injection....then the recuperation from the same shock....  
Hell, I don't know....just phishing for an explanation.....   

I'm not going to tell either. But the "high" during that 16 minutes was great.

I'm not going to tell this time either. But the "high" during this 1 minute wasn't as great.

This time, I'm going to tell. The high is great here in a state where one can legally, I think, smoke that funny tobacco. There's nothing like BC bud.

Pete:

You might want to check the Washington laws as they are still sorting through the rules and you apparently are jumping the gun? It seems that Colorado got their act together in a more efficient fashion and started formal sales on January 1st.

Smoke em if you got em    

Great news Neil, those of us with medical conditions have been able to get medical pot for years, here in WA.  I have a medical condition some folks fall a "ruco" condition and others simply call it old age.

MexicoPete wrote:Great news Neil, those of us with medical conditions have been able to get medical pot for years, here in WA.

Is that what you refer to as a "Seattle spliff"?    

Who would let a stranger into thier home? Then let them give an injection? Poor Mexicans? Expats? Any information?

zenwoodle wrote:Smoke em if you got em    

Bum 'em if you don't!

  

I am still trying to imagine opening the door to a couple of strangers who offer to give me a flu shot, rolling up my sleeve and saying, "Sure, come right in and stick me with that."