Police in Mexico have denied reports which circulated over the weekend that a man died after performing fellatio on a cucumber.
The story began at the Sparticus Bar in Nezahualcóyotl, during a performance of Wapayasos Y Horrific, a Mexican dance troupe. While performing an act known as “The Cucumber of Platinum,” a member of the audience jumped on stage and asked to participate. The act itself involves transporting a cucumber from one side of the stage to the other using only the mouth. During the act, the bar patron chocked and collapsed on stage. Early reports on social media said the man in question, identified only as “Carlos,” died during the incident.
#Nezahualcotl #Edomex impunidad la madrugada de hoy domingo en el bar gay "Spartacus" ubicado en Av. Cuauhtémoc y Valle de Bravo los #Wapayasos hacen Show y le dan un pepino a joven ebrio, se ahoga y muere, el dueño del bar que está apadrinado por la @FiscaliaEdomex ordena sacar pic.twitter.com/kcm0AqHiy0
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Attorney General of the State of Mexico now says reports of the death are false. “Regarding the facts reported early this Sunday at a bar in the municipality of Nezahualcóyotl, the Prosecutor’s Office of the Edomex reports that it is false that someone’s death has been recorded, how it has been reported in some social networks,” Attorney General Alejandro Gertz Manero said via Twitter.
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Earlier reports of “Carlos'” death said that the manager of Spartacus had his body dragged off stage and disposed of to not interrupt the club.
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Seeings the hotties on that stage, I’ll volunteer to be the cucumber….:-p
djmcgamester
Wow. “Dragged off stage and disposed of to not interrupt the club.” That’s messed up. I don’t know anything about Mexican law so I can’t comment on the legality of it. I can say that it’s immoral, and not just for the manager but for everyone there who didn’t care about it.
Catholicslutbox
That’s pretty shady/questionable.
The act/competition itself is pretty wreck-less/dangerous.
You can usually payoff cops/government officials in those nations.. Corruption is pretty common.
Vince
I’m thinking of the studio 54 moment where the old women died on the dance floor and everyone just went about dancing afterwords.