Eight — count them — eight students were hospitalized, and another two taken to their own doctors by their parents, when someone released Axe body spray in a Brooklyn sixth-grade classroom on Wednesday. Fortunately, nobody was seriously hurt, but administrators at Medgar Evers College Preparatory School said "disciplinary action was pending," according to the Daily News. We wish this story was novel, but it is not. Earlier this year a Pennsylvania high school banned the spray after a student exposed to it was hospitalized. And last year a kid in Connecticut using it in the locker room set off a fire alarm. Maybe the city should raise the age limit on this stuff while they're doing that kind of thing. 

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– Eight sixth-graders in Brooklyn ended up in the hospital Wednesday thanks to the unleashing of Axe Body Spray in a classroom, reports the Smoking Gun. The parents of two other students brought their kids to family doctors. School officials called for medical help when the kids started having trouble, and they later identified the source of the smell as the oh-so-pungent spray. It's not clear whether it was intentional or an accident, but the Crown Heights school says disciplinary action is pending, reports the Daily News. Sound crazy? Time points out that a high school in Pennsylvania banned the stuff after a student there ended up in the hospital, while a kid in Connecticut set off a fire alarm at his own school after heavily spraying Axe. Maybe while New York City lawmakers are raising the age limit for smokes, they should consider Axe as well, suggests Daily Intel. (Click to read about a mom's weeklong experiment wearing the spray.)