by The Special One on February 11th, 2008

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Do you think giving my neighbor an erectile dysfunction drug instead of aspirin is a hilarious prank, or just too mean? Assuming, for the moment, that he will certainly receive no adverse side effects.

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by Freddy Says remove all moderation points on February 11th, 2008
Neither.

It's assault

You can be prosecuted for endangering life
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- I'm not sure it's considered assault, actually, but cheers.
  
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  by The Special One on February 11th, 2008
- depends on the law where you are I guess.
  
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by Someguy on February 11th, 2008
Whereas I love a great joke, if he came to the door for an aspirin and you gave him something like then you're just wrong.

Those dysfunction pills affect the heart and blood flow which are two things you don't mess with. If he has heart problems and asked for an aspirin it might be to thin his blood so he can avoid a heart attack and you give him a boner pill you can possibly do him harm.

ASSUMING NO SIDE EFFECTS: Funny as hell.
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- Yea, I'll switch it up to multi vitamin. My question was worded poorly and people probably don't realize my neighbor is a 23 year old guy who is a practical joker himself. He put life savers in my shower-head so when I took a shower I got all sticky. So now, I need to top it, knowing full well his retribution will be worse.
  
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  by The Special One on February 11th, 2008
- The give him the boner pills and laugh your ass off! that would be classic. Do it before his parents come over or before church.
  
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by lizizhere on February 11th, 2008
do you think being charged with murder is funny for giving a controlled substance? What if they needed the aspirin for chest pains associated with a heart attack if they may have been having a heart attack & needed the aspirin to stop it?
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- Slow down trick daddy, you're moving too fast and making far too many assumptions. It's a hypothetical, you don't have to go burning me at the stake just yet.
  
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  by The Special One on February 11th, 2008
- lol, I didn't but I did want to let u know what 'could' happen.
  
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  by lizizhere on February 11th, 2008
- Gotcha, well cheers for the DR's then ;)
  
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  by The Special One on February 11th, 2008
- Not to mention the embarrassment one would feel if he did have a heart attack & the paramedics had to place a special tent in his mid section to cover the effects of the viagra,lol
  
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  by lizizhere on February 11th, 2008
- LOL that would be awkward; I'd feel like such a jackass chuckling at my friends expense.
  
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  by The Special One on February 11th, 2008
- lol
  
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by Captain Bill on February 11th, 2008
Not a good idea. He may have a side effect. You never know and you might be held responsible.
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- Well for this case, we'll presume that there will be no adverse side effects.
  
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by MvL on February 11th, 2008
I don't understand the downrating. This is a good question, and funny. The downrater(s) should have saved their lashing of you for their answers, calling you mean.

I think it's hilarious, and not mean at all. However, unless you're pretty sure your neighbor doesn't have an existing heart condition, it could be risky to you legally, and him medically.

But maybe somethings are worth a little bit of risk for a good laugh. Risk is what the best comedy is made of.
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- Haha, cheers. I think the DRing is part of a bandwagon sort of thing, people see one negative and just go buck wild all up ons. I'll assume that they are just trying to protect me from a lawsuit or attempted murder.
  
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by Jane on February 11th, 2008
why on earth did you get down rated for this? This is awesome. I'd give him one. or you, or anyone i know. That's RAD. you rule.
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- LOL Thanks for the support. I thought it was hilarious too, but then again strangers don't know my neighbor so it's understandable.
  I'm going to assume one person DR'd it and everyone followed suit (group think ROCKS)
  
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  by The Special One on February 11th, 2008
- yeah i always uprate people when i see a down rated questions because usually they are pretty funny or someone is actually trying to ask a real question its just tasteless. lol
  
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by Wide Awake @ has closing date woo hoo on February 11th, 2008
I think you really need to consider how you can be your neighbor's friend, instead of potentially endangering his life.

Some people take aspirin daily for heart problems, or to avoid them. ED drugs can affect the heart as well, sometimes in the opposite way.

In any event, substituting a drug that may be harmful for one that is beneficial is in no way "hilarious." I don't care what you "assume."
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- Eh, he's 23 and an athlete: I'd assume that he is quite far away from heart problems. HOWEVER I do admit that aspirin is a bad choice, I'll go with multi-vitamin (he seriously mooches everything off of me)
  
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  by The Special One on February 11th, 2008
- If he's 23, he can surely tell an aspirin from an ED drug. Aspirin is white. :o)
  [I work in biopharma, I know the colors and shapes of many pills.]
  
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  by Wide Awake @ has closing date woo hoo on February 11th, 2008
- Hrm, that's a complication I didn't think of...
  
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by Anonymous on February 11th, 2008
i would think its funny! My friend did that to her ex bf when he pissed her off, while they were at school. She slipped it into his gatorade...it was hilarious watching him walk down the hall with his books in front of his wood...
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- Hahaha, oh man that's hilarious.
  
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  by The Special One on February 11th, 2008
- haha yeaaa
  
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by Firebrand on February 11th, 2008
No personally I do not like that kind of practical joke it could be mentally or physically dangerous.
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- Cheers for being civil about it!
  
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by Pumby umby umpkin Est. 1989 on February 11th, 2008
I dont know, it would be quite funny but its not fair to fiddle about with someone's body.
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by Sheriff Raff -Answerhag on February 11th, 2008
You will have this neighbor returning regularly for aspirins... be prepared to have him come back for more.
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- Haha, true enough.
  
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