Using the wrong Gorilla... there's more to the story!
A few days ago social media went ablaze when Tessica Brown misused a spray product named Gorilla Glue in place of a hair gel named Gorilla Snot when her normal hair spray Got2B Glued Blasting Freeze Spray was unavailable. She claimed that 'a mont' later 'it don't move' because it was still glued hard.Amazing as I had doubts the story could be real.
Today's update: the woman goes to the hospital for help where they attempt to soften the glue with acetone but it was too painful and they had to stop.
Also reported Miss Brown has set up a GoFundMe account that's raised more than $12,000 and considering her legal options against Gorilla Glue since the product didn't specifically warn against hair usage.
Gorilla Glue made a statement they are sorry to hear about the woman's unfortunate incident and the product is not indicated for use in or on hair.
More information gathered from Miss Brown's TikTok account states that she's a 40 year old teacher from Louisiana. That should rule out a lack of reading comprehension.
Maybe not...
Blog Category HowTo because NotHowTo isn't one of the selections.
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when she returns to teaching. Hopefully, she's not a teacher of cosmetics.
Upon her return, perhaps she will hear a few lines of this song;
The only way I can see a judge awarding a decision in her favor, is if
the company also has a cosmetic item with a similar name or label.
It's truly amazing only in America one can do such stupid stuff then blame someone else for it and start a go fund me campaign to file suit against them. Then what's even more stupid is those who gave money in support to such a campaign.
Only in America you can do criminal stuff then run for office and blame everything on your opponent for all the ills of the country you want to rule and see to it your opponent never gets to have another chance to fix the mess you make.
I think many who play here are doing things wrong and waste so much time writing blogs and some actually do very well at it but, dont see their works amount to any monetary gain. Maybe they have to do something stupid and beg $1 or a pound from other idiots until they amassed $50000 to $1,000,000 then disappear.
Only in America. Then people wonder why other countries laugh or try to exploit and or want to destroy it.
She's signed on with an agent.
GoFundMe raised $14,000.
A California plastic surgeon offers to pay her trip to perform a $12,000 procedure.
My opinion is, if the glue is like epoxy resin and resistant to solvents her only hope is to snip away piece by piece so the under growth doesn't get ripped out by the roots. It would take her hair cropped to her scalp but the only way to save new growth.