Twisted pranksters! 
Brutal toilet-seat glue prank sends yet another victim to hospital
In Banks County, Ga., a woman sits on toilet in Home Depot bathroom. She gets stuck because someone had put glue on seat. And if that sounds familiar, it's because it's not the first time.
BY DEBORAH HASTINGS NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
It’s happened before and it will no doubt happen again.
A prankster put glue on a toilet seat in the restroom of a giant hardware store and ....
Yes, indeed. Someone sat down and couldn’t get up.
According to the Banks County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia, the latest incident occurred at a Home Depot store last week.
Every toilet seat in the women’s restroom had been coated with glue. The store manager later found a paper sack in the bathroom containing Loctite GO2 adhesive, used in repairs and construction.
Something similar happened last year to a woman in Monticello, Ky., who went the women’s room at a Walmart and became one with the toilet seat.
It also happened on April Fool’s Day in 2011 to a man in Maryland who used the facilities at a Walmart and had to leave the store with the seat still affixed to his buttocks.
In 2007, a Colorado man sued Walmart after sitting on a glue-smeared seat, getting stuck, then screaming for help for 15 minutes. No one took him seriously, he said. Paramedics had to unbolt the seat from its hinges and transport the man through the store and into an ambulance.
He was so humiliated, he said, he passed out.
Brutal toilet-seat glue prank sends yet another victim to hospital
In Banks County, Ga., a woman sits on toilet in Home Depot bathroom. She gets stuck because someone had put glue on seat. And if that sounds familiar, it's because it's not the first time.
BY DEBORAH HASTINGS NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
It’s happened before and it will no doubt happen again.
A prankster put glue on a toilet seat in the restroom of a giant hardware store and ....
Yes, indeed. Someone sat down and couldn’t get up.
According to the Banks County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia, the latest incident occurred at a Home Depot store last week.
Every toilet seat in the women’s restroom had been coated with glue. The store manager later found a paper sack in the bathroom containing Loctite GO2 adhesive, used in repairs and construction.
Something similar happened last year to a woman in Monticello, Ky., who went the women’s room at a Walmart and became one with the toilet seat.
It also happened on April Fool’s Day in 2011 to a man in Maryland who used the facilities at a Walmart and had to leave the store with the seat still affixed to his buttocks.
In 2007, a Colorado man sued Walmart after sitting on a glue-smeared seat, getting stuck, then screaming for help for 15 minutes. No one took him seriously, he said. Paramedics had to unbolt the seat from its hinges and transport the man through the store and into an ambulance.
He was so humiliated, he said, he passed out.
