Fun with insulin:
A few years ago my son and 3 high school buddies are playing something like Rainbow Six/Splinter Cell on the X-Box 360. This is after a few years of Homeland security alerts, chemical warfare education, etc. While they are in the heat of a nasty fight with some terror scum, I unplug and plug back in the CO detector in the hallway, causing a very loud piercing alarm, then stagger into the entertainment room twitching and carrying an insulin pen injector, and shout "It's nerve gas, quick, use your emergency atropine injectors". Then I jab it into my thigh and dose myself and twitch some more. Two of the buddies are in complete horror -OMG what's happening, why do not I have an emergency antidote injector-. The third is laughing his head off, and then says, "My dad did that same joke last Christmas".
A few years ago my son and 3 high school buddies are playing something like Rainbow Six/Splinter Cell on the X-Box 360. This is after a few years of Homeland security alerts, chemical warfare education, etc. While they are in the heat of a nasty fight with some terror scum, I unplug and plug back in the CO detector in the hallway, causing a very loud piercing alarm, then stagger into the entertainment room twitching and carrying an insulin pen injector, and shout "It's nerve gas, quick, use your emergency atropine injectors". Then I jab it into my thigh and dose myself and twitch some more. Two of the buddies are in complete horror -OMG what's happening, why do not I have an emergency antidote injector-. The third is laughing his head off, and then says, "My dad did that same joke last Christmas".