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R.I.P. to your patient OP.
You must certainly have some extremely poisonous gas!
OP ACCIDENTALLY let one rip. For all we know, he/she was moving the client for a bath or something like that. In that case, a simple, "Excuse me" was sufficient. It's definitely a coincidence that the client died shortly thereafter but OP is blaming themself (a little) and did so through a little joke. If they said that at work, they would have been in trouble so using an anonymous outlet (here) is reasonable. It would be nearly impossible to track down exactly who the OP is and who the deceased is. Sometimes, especially people who work in a field where death isn't uncommon, they need to make light of it in order to deal with it.
In no way would you get in trouble because of letting one go in the nursing home. worked at one for a long time and If people had gas they'd let it go. Most of the patients can't smell. seeing as that's one of the first senses to go.
62 - They would get in trouble for making a joke about killing them with said flatulence, not for farting.
That, sir, is just depressing. No one's last memory should be another man's fart. Now I think op is an asshole.
sadly.... :(
I think not! Its called chemical warfare!
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We really need a "bullshit" button.
Stop with those burritos man!
More like a fart attack!
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Silent, but deadly.
Good god man what did you eat?