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[Anonymous No.]

I just thought of something.
If someone dies after eating rat poison, do we say he died of rat poisoning or rat poison poisoning?
Because the latter just sounds really stupid, but the former sounds like he died after ingesting a toxic rat.


Nazrin thread, I guess.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

The worst part is that I remember having a discussion like this in another thread at some point in my life.

[Anonymous No.]

You could say they "died of rat poison" or you can be specific and say they "died from eating rat poison."

[Anonymous No.]

due due to the ingestion of rat poison

[Anonymous No.]

Good thing Nazrin is a mouse and rat poison wouldn't affect her

[Anonymous No.]

eat rat poison and tell us

[Anonymous No.]

>>16129916
most rat poisons also harm people and can be lethal, anon

[Anonymous No.]

>>16131206
She's not a person, she's a youkai.

[Anonymous No.]

>>16129205
Eating a poisoned rat also does the trick.

[Anonymous No.]

>>16131206
Modern rat poison uses some shit that affects the coagulation capabilities of the rat's blood.

Its safer for bigger animals because of how much you have to consume to suffer the effects, and because the effects are cumulative. This makes it a better ratkiller, as the rats will take more poison into their rat dungeons and poison all their children. RIP

Anyways, you need to consume several kilograms of that shit to kill you. Once I ate a handful of it in front of a friend to prove him it was safe, kek.

[Anonymous No.]

>>16129916
Linguistically the Japanese don't really distinguish between mouse and rat though. Nezumi is used for both. She could have easily been called a rat youkai in English.

[Anonymous No.]

"Died from ingesting rat poison" would be my guess.