M’sian Man Was So High On Drugs He Lies Unconscious In His Own Pile Of Poop

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Melissa Lee
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Last Updated on 2020-01-30 , 11:02 pm

If you are eating something while you’ve stumbled across this article, you might wanna put your food down for just a minute.

Done? Okay, good, cause this story might make you feel a bit queasy.

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(Or for the sick peeps, very hungry)

A Malaysian man, who was high on drugs, was found in a puddle of his own poop. (And you’ve guessed it, it was watery poop aka diarrhoea) 

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Ew, gross. But what happened? 

The Malaysian was found unconscious in a parking lot with his pants half-off. Here’s a picture of how he looked when he was found. (Censored of course) 

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This was from a video that was shared in a Facebook Group. In the same video, a person attempts to approach the man, who was obviously high, and he doesn’t react at all. 

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The man then faints on top of his own poop and the person filming rushes to check if he is alright. You can watch it for yourself here if you feel you can stomach it. 

Well, if there is anything to learn from this, I guess it’s two things.

One, taking drugs could make you poop yourself and faint in it.

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And two, don’t take drugs so nothing like this can happen. And not to mention that it’s also illegal AF

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Well, we hope that this Malaysian is okay. Also, after this incident, hopefully he will be able to seek help to get his life and well, his sh*t together. (Yes, bad poop pun intended)  

Drug Laws In Singapore

It’s no surprise that drugs are a no-no in Singapore and this incident has perfectly illustrated why. Besides putting yourself in a truly shitty situation, you could also endanger your own life or the lives of others.

In Singapore, the possession, consumption, manufacturing, import, export, or trafficking of these and other controlled drugs in any amount are illegal.

Yup, you read that right: any amount.

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Those who are caught with less than the Mandatory Death Penalty amounts of these controlled substances face penalties ranging from up to 24 strokes of the cane or life imprisonment.

Yikes, definitely not worth it sey. So kids, just stay away from drugs ok?

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