Is there really a guy that thinks he’s a glass of orange juice? I’ve heard this story a million times from so many different people, I’m beginning to believe it. I was told he was either on his way of making a drug deal with acid, or he bought it, and on his way, the glass it was in broke cutting him and spilling the acid into his blood stream. He’s scared of anyone touching him for fear he might tip over and spill. Do you know of this man or have you heard the stories? Is it just made up so people won’t use acid?
-Lisa KY
P.S.) To Cecil…
On one of your other questions, about different colored eyes. You explained they are different colors because the person was hit in the eye or something. Well, I have a blue left eye and a brown right eye...the right changed when I was about two (my mother told me.) I was never hit or anything. No one else in my family has ever had two different colored eyes. Can you explain this?:confused:
Actually, you may have missed Cecil’s answer in that column. He said:
Also, two suggestions.
This second question really belongs in Comments on Cecil’s Columns. You may want to check out the column descriptions and the “sticky” threads in ATMB for more on this. It’s not really that big a deal here, though, as this is really a piggyback on your original question. Another place for good general information on SDMB is the FAQ, found in the top right portion of board pages.
As you’ll read in the sticky threads I mentioned above, it’s our convention here to always post a link to one of Cecil’s columns or a SDMBStaff Report when we refer to it–as I did above. That saves other readers the trouble of having to look it up in the archives.
It’s a lot to learn all at once, I know, but you’ll find that people here are generally pretty understanding. Good luck, and again: welcome!
I heard the same thing in our Drug Education class in high school. According to them, it was an inmate at a (real) local mental hospital. Maybe they should have taught skepticism, instead.
Funny, after I’d heard the story many times from many different people I became convinced it was an urban legend! If it were all true, there’d have to be an “Orange Juice Man” in every city from Milwaukee to Tampa, which rather strains my belief.
I do wonder why it’s always orange juice in the story, though. Could it be because many people take acid with orange juice?
