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The workers wear masks and gloves when working with it because it causes mild symptoms and can lead to problems over years of continuous exposure.
This kid must have snorted quite of few lines of it to die in minutes. Even eating a few handfuls won't kill you so quickly, it will just require a surgery to cut it out if your guts.
Unless it wasn't limestone or I misunderstand something about it.
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Like mother, like son.
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Same reasons cockroaches die from diatomaceous earth.
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Their parent let them roll around in it?
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it perforated his chitinous exoskeleton?
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No i think you are right someone must have forced him to snort it
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Pretty sure the article confused lime (calcium hydroxide) with limestone (calcium carbonate). Limestone is fairly inert but lime is extremely corrosive and will straight frick your shit up.
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I eat limes all the time you r-slur and this never happens to me
Keep yourself safe
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that's gotta be it
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