• @Infinite@lemmy.zip
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    530 days ago

    If she went to someone’s home for surgery, she was already brain dead.

    (Apologies for making light of this tragedy, but dark humor is required to make this world bearable)

  • @surewhynotlem@lemmy.world
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    330 days ago

    during a botched cosmetic surgery at his New York City home

    I don’t understand why someone would opt into surgery at a house.

    • @HereIAm@lemmy.world
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      229 days ago

      That’s something that bothers me in the UK. Many businesses are ran out of terrace houses. Especially dentists. They can look alright on the inside, but it really gave me the ick when looking for one and only seeing a dingy row of houses on google maps.

    • @RegularJoe@lemmy.worldOP
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      30 days ago

      A botched BUTT implant leading to a BRAIN-dead state isn’t oniony? Yeah, I get the lidocaine caused cardiac arrest which lead to her being brain-dead, but my first reaction was “how do you work on someone’s butt and leave them brain-dead?”

      • Jerkface (any/all)
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        30 days ago

        No. It isn’t. Being funny or surprising doesn’t make an article oniony. The Onion isn’t any kind of humour, it’s specifically satire. A nottheonion article is one that appears to be satire, but isn’t. There is no illusory subtext to this article, so it isn’t oniony.