antipoison

As reported by Luc de Haro and Philip Pommier from the Centre Antipoison of the Hôpital Salvator in Marseille, France, in a 2006 issue of Clinical Toxicology, a 90-year-old man ate a Salema porgy in Saint Tropez in 2002 and two hours later was hallucinating and having nightmares about people and birds screaming, which lasted a further two nights.

"I don't see how he could walk in that state, much less take the wheel," says the head of the antipoison center at a major Paris hospital.

But again his antipoison amendment lost, 61 to 283, with 89 members not voting and 91 absent.

On some as yet undiscovered planet there might be antipeople who put freeze in their anti-cars, eat pasto for an anti-appetizer, take a dote to counteract antipoison or a biotic against anti-disease or a histamine for an anticold, who join the Defamation League and who put macassars on their anti-sofas.

But the charge alleged against Sarrail was that he had omitted to supply his men adequately with antipoison gas masks.