Firefighters couldn’t help inhaling

  • June 22, 2007
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Firefighters couldn’t help inhaling – Firefighters who spent half an hour fighting a blaze in which 2,000 pounds of marijuana went up in smoke breathed so much of it that they would have failed a drug test. [Dvorak]
Firefighters couldn’t help inhaling – Firefighters who spent half an hour fighting a blaze in which 2,000 pounds of marijuana went up in smoke breathed so much of it that they would have failed a drug test. [Dvorak]

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