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Monday, October 21, 2013

Florida Man Likes Big Butts Too Much, Gives Silicone Injections Without License



I like big butts probably more than the next man.  Probably not to the level of a Sir-Mix-A-Lot  liking big butts.  But, still, it’s there.  And I understand that there are big butts that are firm and round and then there is frumpy.  And then there is the third kind, the kind that feels like sand.  Who likes a butt that feels like sand?  And, who goes thinks, “I need a big, round, solid, non-frumpy butt, but don’t have the money now for true plastic surgery so I’ll go to an unlicensed dude who is doling out silicone injections out of a La Quinta Inn in Plantation, Florida?
 
Unlicensed butt injector
Apparently lots of folks did because Matthew Schultz has been arrested for practicing medicine without a license, dispensing prescriptions without a license and drug possession.  Apparently his unlicensed silicone injections hurt. That, or he likes to party.

First Coast News reports that Schultz was found with 15 bottles of silicone liquid, 47 bottles of lidocaine, syringes, Super Glue, gloves, needles and $18,000 in a suitcase.

They also say that Police estimate that Schultz was performing about six unlicensed procedures a day, charging anywhere from $100 to $1,200 for each one.

Big-butt aficionado
That’s a lot of silicone and lidocaine. I want to ask him some questions.  Is the variation in price based on amount of silicone used, so $100 is like an extra inch and $1200 is a guaranteed place in King magazine?  Is there a quality factor involved?  How do you get the word out? 

Hat tip to Mike Hawkins for the link. 


Sir Mix-a-Lot here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ImZTwYwCug

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