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    Man Wakes Up With A Bullet In His Tongue

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    Man Wakes Up With a Bullet in His Tongue

    Tue Jun 21, 6:11 PM ET

    JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Police say a man who woke up with a serious headache walked 12 blocks to a hospital with a swollen lip and powder burns. Doctors discovered the problem. 47-year-old Wendell Coleman had a bullet lodged in his tongue.

    Coleman told police that a woman stuck a gun barrel in his mouth during a dispute around 2:30 Tuesday morning and that he heard the gun go off.

    Police say Coleman then went home to sleep.

    What authorities did with the bullet wasn't clear last night.

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    I wonder what the fight was about.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcs328
    Coleman told police that a woman stuck a gun barrel in his mouth during a dispute around 2:30 Tuesday morning and that he heard the gun go off.

    Police say Coleman then went home to sleep.

    The sequence of events doesn't exactly add up.

    If I ever get shot in the mouth, I don't think immediately going home to sleep will be high on my list of immediate priorities.


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    Definitely very stranger behavior. Sleep wouldn't be on my list either but how come the bullet didn't go through his toungue?

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    Maybe it was a .22


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    Wow, I have to agree. Sleep wouldn't be on my list either. It's amazing that it didn't get lodged in his brain or something.

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    I don't think he realized that he was shot.

    Even with a .22 rifle, the bullet should have thru his tongue.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mcs328
    47-year-old Wendell Coleman had a bullet lodged in his tongue.

    Man. I hate when that happens.
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    something is wrong with that picture. that man must've been extremely drunk/drugged up.

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    Maybe he had a rack full of 14k and it bounced around once or twice and then lodged in his tongue.

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    Other possibilities: Genetic mutation or lots of kissing left him with amazing tongue muscles.
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    This is not good publicity for the gun manufacturer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bachviet
    I don't think he realized that he was shot.

    Even with a .22 rifle, the bullet should have thru his tongue.
    Or a .22 pistol. The lowly .22 is often seen as less than a gun, but if I'm not mistaken, more people are killed each year by a .22 than any other caliber. When shot into the chest, they fragment and bounce around a lot. Nasty. But cheap to shoot.

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    I say he just bit the bullet.
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