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"Everybody I meet immediately offers me coffee — I'm thinking I'm gonna die of coffee poisoning," Ms. Paolantonio says.
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I guess the description should be more like "Decaf tester and coffee poison".
A few minutes on and we are in the shadow of the Pantheon's dome, at Caffè Sant Eustachio, a little roastery where the coffee is poison nectar and the baristas so intoxicated with caffeine their skin has an eerie green hue.
(Where else would we learn of Napoleon's fondness for coffee? A "poison," Links writes, the emperor was told. "Yes," Napoleon retorted, "but such a slow and delicious one").. Mad dogs and Englishmen.
The prosecution's suggestion was that he was waiting for Thomas outside the gym with a cup of poisoned coffee.
But Question 52 asked students about "crimes of omission", posing scenarios including lifeguards failing to save a drowning child, a husband deciding not to rescue his wife during divorce proceedings, and someone letting friends drink poisoned coffee.
The CBS affiliate reported that the plot was uncovered two months after an attempt when "a parent was bragging that her son saved the teacher's life by preventing her from drinking the poisoned coffee".
Now it's not safe to drink the coffee after church ("Arsenic Poisoning at Church Mystifies Maine Town," news article, May 1).
Her songs have occasionally combined comedy and horror to form dark humour, such as murder by poisoning in "Coffee Homeground", an alcoholic mother in "Ran Tan Waltz" and the upbeat "The Wedding List", a song inspired by François Truffaut's 1967 film of Cornell Woolrich's The Bride Wore Black about the death of a groom and the bride's subsequent revenge against the killer.
Mrs. Grace: Then poison her coffee.
ALMA -- (cautious) You know, your friend could come inside, have a cup of coffee we ain't poison or nothin'.
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