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Dillbag posted:I have a friend who had undiagnosed giardia for a number of years in his early 20s. He was 5'10" and 95 lbs. He’s got the beaver fever
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Dillbag posted:I have a friend who had undiagnosed giardia for a number of years in his early 20s. He was 5'10" and 95 lbs. That's the deer poo poo one, right? You drink from crystal clear creeks and something upstream nukes your small intestine.
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Dillbag posted:I have a friend who had undiagnosed giardia for a number of years in his early 20s. He was 5'10" and 95 lbs. I knew a guy who got intestinal parasites from swimming in the Ganges river. He knew he was sick and I think he even got it diagnosed but he didn’t actually get it treated for months because he was too lazy. His parents were also loaded so it’s not like affording it was an issue
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I went two gregorian calendar years with "IDK, I guess it's IBS" knocking me on my rear end for 2 weeks at a time every two months until I found the  hookworms on the way out  Walking barefoot on dirt / creeks is common in my family. I don't do it much anymore.
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Karate Bastard posted:I'm having tummy aches right now op try pasteurization
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BrianBoitano posted:Walking barefoot on dirt / creeks is common in my family. I don't do it much anymore. Barefoot is in, in certain crowds and every time I see it I think about hookworms. There are places where growing up one is taught to never ever walk around outside without shoes on.
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caspergers posted:too soon Too late, Ides of March is long gone.
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I was just there last week On the other side of that section there's a similar relief of someone being thrown from the bridge to their death, and he is burnished clean by all the rubbing too
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QR Code Geass posted:That's the deer poo poo one, right? You drink from crystal clear creeks and something upstream nukes your small intestine. Remembering those tech bros trying to start a "raw water" company by trespassing on private land and just putting unfiltered stream water into bottles to sell.
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loving Moron posted:Having poo poo sprayed at you by a wet murderous land tank is probably the best thing that can happen. Hell yeah, brother 
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Remembering those tech bros trying to start a "raw water" company by trespassing on private land and just putting unfiltered stream water into bottles to sell. I want a link to this one if it's real, because how could anyone be so goddamn stup- Megillah Gorilla posted:tech bros Ah, right.
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I'm the people who have also been rubbing the ladies butt.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:I want a link to this one if it's real, because how could anyone be so goddamn stup- https://slate.com/technology/2018/01/why-the-raw-water-movement-is-so-obnoxious.html quote:Then there’s the stupidity. Raw water enthusiasts trespass on private land, at night, to harvest from secret springs. These people are not only risking legal consequences, they’re risking contracting a bacterial infection or parasite, as physicians and public health experts have warned
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 I guess I (mostly) lucked out. I ran around barefoot all the time as a kid, and until the summer before I started 8th grade, the worst thing that happened was I discovered what stinging nettles were. I also discovered why my aunt kept a small aloe plant on her kitchen window sill. Near the end of the above mentioned summer, it had just rained, and we were all playing outside. There was a dirt road that cut through a small patch of woods leading to the main highway. For whatever reason, the end near our neighborhood was 2 or 3 feet lower than the wooded area on either side, and puddles had formed. We took turns jumping off of the wooded area into the puddles. I was the one who found the broken glass jar with the arch and left side of my right foot. 9 stitches that summer, crutches, and wasn't able to start school until 4 weeks in. I still go barefoot inside, and I don't put on shoes for things like taking out the trash or checking the mail.
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Something in Bolivia made me poo poo blood for about six months. The fish in Peru had me bedridden with hallucinations and fever for two weeks, and weak as gently caress for another month. Good times.
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venus de lmao posted:South America sounds dangerous Only the dangerous parts but the rest is awesome
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loving Moron posted:Having poo poo sprayed at you by a wet murderous land tank is probably the best thing that can happen.
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kdrudy posted:Best half hour of television ever made. What's it from? That looks like Andy Daly
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Milo and POTUS posted:What's it from? That looks like Andy Daly Review (US).
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Milo and POTUS posted:What's it from? That looks like Andy Daly It's best to watch the full episode, but here's the bit in particular. https://youtu.be/uloT8V6Skgk The full show should still be on Paramount Plus. e: kdrudy posted:Best half hour of television ever made. I sometimes feel like I'm exaggerating when I say this, but then I watch it again and am delighted every time. Andy Daly is a treasure and it's a shame he doesn't get to do more. SpacePig has a new favorite as of 16:20 on Apr 17, 2024 |
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Scratch Monkey posted:He spent the money on the tattoo but not removal of the... thing? Mole removal costs way more than a tattoo
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Scratch Monkey posted:He spent the money on the tattoo but not removal of the... thing? as someone who grew up in rural england, lol
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Kit Walker posted:Mole removal costs way more than a tattoo I'll do it for $20 no problem
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Kit Walker posted:Mole removal costs way more than a tattoo This thread is becoming my medical history 'cos guess what? I've got a mole story. I had a mole on my cheek that was getting medically interesting, due to fact that it got shaved (along with the rest of my face - I wasn't just shaving the mole) so a doctor said the best thing was to remove it. Fine, wasn't particularly attached to the mole except in the literal fact. He said that he could do it in the GP surgery - had a go. Turns out he can't, cos it's surgery and he's not a surgeon. So I get sent to an actual professional in a hospital to have this gone. No problem. Weirdly I had to be naked 'cepting for a surgical gown - the mole was on my face, and the other patients were allowed to keep their underwear on - still baffled. The procedure went fine, until towards the end when the local anesthetic wore off and I could feel what was going on. I could tolerate it, so did so. Until they cauterised it. I was a bit sweary, they were surprised and it's my fault, 'cos I should have mentioned it earlier. Oddly, whenever i go to the doctors now, my blood pressure goes thru the roof, which is not good for health checks. As you can probably tell I try not to see doctors very often now. I'll aim to not to mention my health experiences, 'cos I'm assuming there's a thread for that that I will endeavour to find.
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vdarknight posted:mole. it's important to be fully nude during mole removal
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vdarknight posted:This thread is becoming my medical history 'cos guess what? I've got a mole story. They sent you to the fuckin hospital OR for a mole removal? There were no skin clinics that could do it in the office?
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