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Lets Roll wrote:
> http://www.ajc.com/hp/content/shared-gen/ap/Feature_Stories/Trapped_in_Chocolate.html?imw=Y
> KENOSHA, Wis. - It might sound like a chocoholic's dream, but stepping into
> a vat of viscous chocolate became a two-hour nightmare for a 21-year-old man
> Friday morning.
> Darmin Garcia, an employee of a company that supplies chocolate ingredients,
> said he was pushing the chocolate down into the vat at Debelis Corp. because
> it was stuck. But it became loose and he slid into the hopper.
>
> (enlarge photo)
> In this photo provided by the Kenosha Police Department, co-workers, police
> and firefighters try to help Darmin Garcia, an employee of a Kenosha company
> that supplies chocolate ingredients, out of a 110 degree vat of dark
> chocolate at Debelis Corp. in Kenosha, Wis., Friday, Aug. 18, 2006. Darmin
> Garcia, 21, slipped into the bubbling hot chocolate and was stuck for two
> hours early Friday morning. (AP Photo/Kenosha Police Department via
> Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
> "It was in my hair, in my ears, my mouth, everywhere," said Garcia, who has
> worked at the company for two years. "I felt like I weighed 900 pounds. I
> couldn't move."
> The chocolate was 110 degrees, hotter than a hot tub, said Capt. Greg Sinnen
> of the Kenosha Fire Department.
> Co-workers, police and firefighters tried to free the man but couldn't get
> him loose until the chocolate was thinned out with cocoa butter.
> "It was pretty thick. It was virtually like quicksand," said police Capt.
> Randy Berner.
> Garcia was treated for minor injuries and released.
> After more than two hours in the chocolate, does he still have a taste for
> it?
> "Not so much anymore," Garcia said.
> ___
> August 19, 2006 - 1:59 a.m. CDT

Shit in the chocolate.

ted