Caporegime
Sodastream + **** = win
Cans conduct 3 phase electricity extraordinarily well.
This is probbaly the best shout..
Find away to have the mento fall in when the lid is removed
Be very careful before you go 'doping' a drink to be consumed by the offender(s)
People can and have been prosecuted for doing this
There are more serious offences if you cause serious harm and even this offence is subject to a term of imprisonment up to 5 years and is subject to trial in Crown Court.
Superglue a mento to a piece of cotton thread, suspend said mento by thread in the cap thread of the bottle. Trim off the excess thread. Done well you shouldn't see the Mento nestled up in the cap.
When the bottle is opened, the mento on thread will drop into the coke, winner winner.
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I used to label my milk "Bull semen" in the work fridge.
It still got used.
Less aggressive idea, shake the can / bottle vigorously and plant it just before break time?
I have never once witnessed a successful dismissal or prosecution where an employee added their medication to their lunch, indeed that legislation would suggest if I were for example to add diazepam to my coke it would not be illegal as I did not intend to inure someone.
For adding a supermarket food flavouring to a drink? If such a low threshold were to be constitute "noxious" it would make many foods illegal to sell. Just not going to happen in reality.
with intent to injure, aggrieve, or annoy such person
laxative is the perfect option. If it is your drink you are taking it for your constipation so no malice or harm.
Except the explicit malice and harm and the obvious potential for accidental harm
Stop being a killjoy. Nobody cares.
I still vote for the chili sauce!
For adding a supermarket food flavouring to a drink? If such a low threshold were to be constitute "noxious" it would make many foods illegal to sell. Just not going to happen in reality.
The Court acknowledged that the meaning of noxious is very wide, such that placing an obnoxious, obectionable, or unwholesome thing into food or drink with the intention to annoy the victim would be sufficient to constitute an offence under s.24 of the OAPA 1861.