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PriorвЂ™s allergic reaction to a chemical in the fungicide burned his skin from the inside out and caused the failure of several of his major organs. It was later determined that the golf tee he habitually stuck in his mouth after every hole had been covered in the fungicide the golf course used to keep their grounds beautiful. Blisters the size of baseballs cropped up shortly thereafter, and a week and a half later, he was dead, with 80 percent of his skin burned and blistered. By the end of the third day, he had a rash and a fever of 104.5вЏ and admitted himself to the hospital. He felt nauseated by the end of the first day. Prior had a few daysвЂ™ leave from work and decided to spend every day playing golf at the Army-Navy Country Club in Arlington, Virginia. In other вЂњdonвЂ™t put things in your mouth that donвЂ™t belong thereвЂќ news, we have the surprising demise of Navy Lieutenant George M. The toothpick damaged AndersonвЂ™s internal organs, which then became infected. He died a few days later at a hospital in Panama, where a doctor discovered that he had swallowed a whole toothpick that had likely speared an olive in a martini glass. Novelist and short-story writer Sherwood Anderson was on a cruise with his wife in 1941 when he started to experience severe stomach cramps. It shouldn't come as much of a shock to learn that Adolf is now known as вЂњthe king who ate himself to death.вЂќ 4. Semla, by the way, is a flour bun filled with almond paste and topped with whipped cream. He died the same day, apparently of digestion problems. To cap off his meal, King Adolf Frederick enjoyed 14 servings of semla served in hot milk. On February 12, 1771, the King of Sweden gorged himself on a feast that could have fed a whole crew of men: lobster, caviar, sauerkraut, herring, and champagne.

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yulia-bogdanova/iStock via Getty Images Plus After taking a magical mixture of all of those things, TookвЂ™s mouth went numb, making conditions just right for a cocktail cherry (and its pit) to slip into his throat unnoticed. Took, who was no longer a member of the band at the time, celebrated by basically blowing the money on a huge bash that included magic mushrooms, morphine, and booze. In 1980, Steve Peregrin Took (not his birth name) of the band Tyrannosaurus Rex was pretty excited when the bandвЂ™s manager managed to get the guys some back royalties they were owed. Steve Peregrin Took // MusicianД¬herries, man, theyвЂ™re such a menace. The theory of one CUNY professor is that his death may really have been the result of mixing the drug with other substances, вЂњkind of a Michael Jackson situation,вЂќ but WilliamsвЂ™s companion managed to talk the medical examiner into putting the bottle cap reason down on the death certificate.

Rumor spread that Williams had choked to death on an eye drop cap, but a medical examiner later found the presence of the barbiturate secobarbital (вЂњdollsвЂќ) in his system. The playwright was hanging out in his room at the Hotel ElysГ©e in New York in 1983 when he apparently popped a cap into his mouth-the type that you typically find on eye drops or nose spray-and then accidentally choked on it. YouвЂ™ve probably heard about poor Tennessee Williams, but the story bears repeating (and maybe updating). Whatever the reason was, Taylor is hardly the first person-or the last-to meet his or her demise from eating or swallowing something suspicious.

Still others wonder if Taylor was poisoned. Some historians believe the milk carried deadly bacteria others suspected the massive quantities of acidic cherries mixed with the milk was too much for TaylorвЂ™s delicate stomach. After enjoying some iced milk and cherries, Taylor fell sick almost immediately. Taylor was particularly warm after participating in Independence Day activities at the Washington Monument, so he did what many of us do: He came home and raided the fridge (or icebox, in his case) for something cool to snack on. On July 10, 1850, Millard Fillmore was inaugurated as the President of the United States following Zachary TaylorвЂ™s rather odd death.

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