Scott Warned After Drinking Aftershave

[Yayita]

I guess weirdo Scott probably has a Massive alcohol problem

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/playlist/view/259843/Big-Brother-2012-Fears-for-Scott-the-alcoholic-/

[Anthony Hatface]

Bearing in mind he is still going through a bereavement, I hope this matter will be treated discreetly and with all focus on his well-being rather than as a punishable infraction.

[King Gizzard]

:suspect: Isn't that potentially very lethal

[Anthony Hatface]

:suspect: Isn't that potentially very lethal

Pure ethanol can certainly be highly toxic, but I think he just sprayed it rather than swigged it.

[Ammi]

..it was probably one short spray...not quite the same as drinking it
..any of us could inhale it when we spray perfume on...over reaction

[Yayita]

Could be serious though, why would you knowingly spray tha in your mouth in the first place? That shows hes probably done it in the past.

[Omah]

:suspect: Isn't that potentially very lethal

Yes :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surrogate_alcohol

Surrogate alcohol is a term for any substance containing ethanol that is consumed but is not meant for human consumption. Most people turn to these as a last resort either out of desperation or being unable to afford consumable alcoholic beverages.

Most surrogate alcohols have very high alcoholic levels, some as high as 97%, and thus can lead to alcohol poisoning, along with other symptoms of alcohol abuse such as vertigo, impaired coordination, balance and judgment, nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, and even long-term effects such as heart failure and stroke.

Besides alcohol, there are many other toxic substances in surrogate alcohol such as hydrogen peroxide, antiseptics, ketones, as well as alcohols other than ethanol (drinking alcohol) such as isopropanol and methanol. Consumption of these can lead to internal hemorrhaging and scarring, ulcers, headaches, CNS depression, blindness, coma and death.

:eek:

[King Gizzard]

Directly into the mouth though, even I have problems if I spray it and stay in the room where i've sprayed it

[Ammi]

..doesn't mean he sprayed it because of a craving for alcohol though..just that he's a bit dim..
..I love how these newspapers spin these things

[Yayita]

Who knows, I hate that there ae no live feeds and so they get to cover up information

[In the Drunk Tank]

Sounds like he's a raging alcoholic

[Ammi]

....lol
....oh meant to say troll

[In the Drunk Tank]

Called a troll for expressing concern over someone's alcoholism issue, whatever next

[Kizzy]

Just laugh it off I do, haha....
Was just scott having as joke, he needed telling it was dangerous though.

[Ammi]

..that was a general comment MTVN..did you assume the title....oh whatever next..

[In the Drunk Tank]

Can never be too sure with you :suspect:

[Ammi]

..haha not sure what to make of that

[Marc]

Ladies...

[boredisboring]

The comments here are ridiculous, people do this all the time as a laugh (even though it's idiotic, but that's young boys for you). It doesn't mean he is an alchoholic :rolleyes:

[kistar]

The comments here are ridiculous, people do this all the time as a laugh (even though it's idiotic, but that's young boys for you). It doesn't mean he is an alchoholic :rolleyes:

This

[Vicky.]

Daily star is a load of bollocks the majority of the time. I believe this is one of the more common times.

[Jayson]

Get him to rehab

[Mrluvaluva]

Yeah I assume he did this jokingly, as a reaction to the alcohol ban (although nit funny), and the Daily Star has taken the story completely out of context and just sensationalized it for effect.