TN. Getting 'Stabby over Spilled Cheese Dip? Memphis, July 2016

[al66pine]

Late Saturday night, a 35 y/o woman was with a 41 y/o woman & 42 y/o man when she apparently spilled some Rotel cheese dip.
The two women began arguing when, police said, the man gave the 41 y/o a knife, which she used to stab the 35 y/o, who fled in her car & tried to reach medical attn. She wrecked the car, was taken to the hospital. As of Sunday she is in critical condition.
{{{ ETA: ^ all per Memphis PD, w no charges filed as of Sun afternoon.}}}

http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/Spilled-cheese-dip-leads-to-stabbing-385373791.html. Sun July 3

Do we ever know how ppl will react, what will make them snap?

 

[Cricket99]

Craziness....:frown:

 

[wendybtn]

In my family, we take our Rotel cheese dip very seriously. But not to the point of physical violence!

 

[Ayashley]

I'm sorry and I hope the woman is ok but the title of the thread cracked me up..

 

[Moshimo]

this inspired me to (finally) look Velveeta up to see why it isn't called cheese..
http://www.organicauthority.com/what's-in-velveeta

 

[MelmothTheLost]

this inspired me to (finally) look Velveeta up to see why it isn't called cheese..
http://www.organicauthority.com/what's-in-velveeta

I'm not sure that stuff should be called food, let alone cheese.

 

[DAnthrplgst]

heheh I love the word "stabby." Esp when combined with hobo. For instance: "I was walking down the block and this stabby lookin hobo was following me."