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http://www.snopes.com/medical/drugs/poppyseed.asp
In 1999, a New Jersey prison guard was fired for the same reason: a poppy seed bagel he'd had produced a positive drug test. His case was subjected to further examination, and he was reinstated seven months later.
In 1997, a woman in Florida was awarded $859,000 in her lawsuit against Bankers Insurance Group because it had withdrawn a lucrative job offer to her on the basis of her poppy seed-influenced drug screen results.
Yes, but you have to make sure that it isn't a vibrating one, as the noise is a dead giveaway. :D
When I was a company commander, I set up a prank on our UPL involving smuggled apple juice. The observer was in on the gag, and watch me fill the container with the juice. When I put the bottle on the table, he asked me, "Sir, is that your specimen?" I picked it up, took a swig, said, "Yeah, I think so," and handed it to the observer. He also took a sip. We then nodded and said, "Yep, that's it." The reaction was, shall we say, epic?
ROFLOL!
This is why I always go for the onion bagel, or garlic, if I've been watching Buffy reruns.
Sure, don't smoke dope.Help! Anyone here know how to pass a urine test?![]()
I had already read snopes and several related stories about how people have been fired for testing positive for opiates after ingesting poppy seeds.
However, the doofus in question above claimed to get sent to a juvenile detention facility for FIVE years for testing positive. I don't believe that a bit.
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