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Dai	14-07-2010 19:54

Poo transplant

micro-engineering with an amazing result.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/13/sc...icro.html?_r=1

danielf

14-07-2010 19:56

Re: Poo transplant

hmm, so we've got a sewer thread, a toilet thread, and now we have a poo thread. I shudder to think what will be next :erm:

Maggy

14-07-2010 20:01

Re: Poo transplant

Well I do have an effluent award ready. ;)

danielf

14-07-2010 20:31

Re: Poo transplant

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35056325)

Well I do have an effluent award ready. ;)

Q: What's the difference between a turd and diarrhoea.

A: You can use diarrhoea for gargling

:tu: :D

Dai	14-07-2010 21:02

Re: Poo transplant

Each to their own I guess..

:dozey:

danielf

14-07-2010 23:53

Re: Poo transplant

Quote:

Originally Posted by DaiNasty (Post 35056371)

Each to their own I guess..

:dozey:

Just wondering about the effluent award really :)

Tezcatlipoca

15-07-2010 01:47

Re: Poo transplant

I had an immunology lecturer at university who used to extol the virtues of consuming orange juice mixed with your own faeces :erm:

alferret

15-07-2010 06:57

Re: Poo transplant

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D (Post 35056538)

I had an immunology lecturer at university who used to extol the virtues of consuming orange juice mixed with your own feces :erm:

Freshly squeezed ;) ?

Peter_

15-07-2010 07:20

Re: Poo transplant

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D (Post 35056538)

I had an immunology lecturer at university who used to extol the virtues of consuming orange juice mixed with your own faeces :erm:

Did you ever get the chance to watch him drink it.

http://www.badmouth.net/content/uplo...jones_roll.jpg

Angua

15-07-2010 08:15

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Slightly back on topic ;)

It does show that all these anti-bacterial cleaners people use may be doing more harm than good.

Dai	15-07-2010 08:23

Re: Poo transplant

Quote:

Originally Posted by Angua (Post 35056555)

Slightly back on topic ;)

It does show that all these anti-bacterial cleaners people use may be doing more harm than good.

I believe that exposure to low levels of common bacteria can help to build a healthy immune system.

Some scientists have suggested that a sheltered environment can contribute towards auto-immune disease, where the body's protection system runs wild and attacks itself.

Taf	15-07-2010 12:48

Re: Poo transplant

Quote:

Originally Posted by danielf (Post 35056321)

hmm, so we've got a sewer thread, a toilet thread, and now we have a poo thread. I shudder to think what will be next :erm:

A Mandelson thread?

or

A thread about Constipation Street... full of sh*t that's going nowhere.

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