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What do you do with the sponge after washing the dishes?

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farmerman
 
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Reply Fri 1 Aug, 2008 06:13 pm
when I was up in NYC last month I went to a Starbucks, I went to the bathroom , only to have the smell and residue of PUKE all over. I nearly lost it right there. I didnt drink my Americano.
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kickycan
 
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Reply Fri 1 Aug, 2008 09:18 pm
The public is vile. The last time I went to a Yankee game (most likely, by the way, the last one I'll ever go to in the old Yankee Stadium) this drunk assh*le came all the way up to our section, vomited in the aisle right in front of everyone, and then ran off. Wasn't that considerate of him.

As Bill Hicks once said about people, "We're a virus with shoes."
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OGIONIK
 
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Reply Fri 1 Aug, 2008 11:22 pm
life is a virus
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Gelisgesti
 
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Reply Fri 1 Aug, 2008 11:41 pm
Toss into a pot of pinto beans without rinsing ..... simmer slowly 20 30 min.. toss in a roux to thicken .... ,
talk about flavor ,,,, yummers
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dlowan
 
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Reply Sat 2 Aug, 2008 02:53 am
kickycan wrote:
This bacteria talk reminds me of those people who walk around on the streets and in the subway wearing those surgical masks. I always wonder if they have some kind of immune system disfunction, or if they are really just that paranoid. I don't care, myself. I once ate a piece of chicken after it fell off my plate and onto the sidewalk at an outdoor cafe. I imagine the mask-people would just about have a seizure if they saw that.



So...for we asthmatics...do masks do any good...and which ones?


I walk through lots of petrol and diesel fumes and stuff, and my asthma has flared up. Would there be a mask which might help? If I had the guts to wear it?


The sponge? I rinse the smegger and put it somewhere....
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farmerman
 
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Reply Sat 2 Aug, 2008 03:25 am
surgical masks dont really help except for removing the really big chunks from your incoming air. If you have a reaction to chem aerosols, a combined GAC canister mask is what you need. A course you will really look strange . How about we just work on your immune system?
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dlowan
 
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Reply Sat 2 Aug, 2008 04:33 am
farmerman wrote:
surgical masks dont really help except for removing the really big chunks from your incoming air. If you have a reaction to chem aerosols, a combined GAC canister mask is what you need. A course you will really look strange . How about we just work on your immune system?


So..what do I do to work on that?

Oh...lemme guess..regular exercise!!!


Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad
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farmerman
 
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Reply Sat 2 Aug, 2008 05:06 am
I only play a allergist on telly, Im really not one. Theres a bazillion physicians on the line here arent there?

My guess is that diest rich in whatever one eats to jolt their immune systems would work splendidally.
I only know about masks and what theyd cant do. Tnhey are merely a particle filter not a chemical filter.
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Izzie
 
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Reply Sat 2 Aug, 2008 05:14 am
Hey Hey

the 'ole dishrag thing.... aren't you supposed to rinse in cold water when you're done.... then you put on a squidge of antibacterial washing up liquid and smoodge it up.... then no bugs...











so they say! Smile

public loos........... ugh......... never use them unless an emergency - ugh ugh ugh (k, must be a snob on the loo front!) Aeroplane ones are the WORST


<waves Graham Cracker to Osso's Potato Chip>
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farmerman
 
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Reply Sat 2 Aug, 2008 05:31 am
sponges are an evolution lab. The anti bacterials will kill 99.9999% of bacteria.That usually leaves a large enough amount to begin breeding with a newly selected for immunity. Given enough generations (at about 16 or so minutes apart) wed be knee deep in the little bastards in leass than a day.
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dadpad
 
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Reply Sat 2 Aug, 2008 07:06 am
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The sponge? I rinse the smegger and put it somewhere....


Yup us too, usually hang it over the faucet. If its not there its under the sink in the jar with the plug, the scourer pad, the hard brush and whatever that scum is in the bottom.
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dlowan
 
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Reply Sat 2 Aug, 2008 07:37 am
farmerman wrote:
sponges are an evolution lab. The anti bacterials will kill 99.9999% of bacteria.That usually leaves a large enough amount to begin breeding with a newly selected for immunity. Given enough generations (at about 16 or so minutes apart) wed be knee deep in the little bastards in leass than a day.


I try njever to use that germ killing ****.



GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!
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ossobuco
 
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Reply Sat 2 Aug, 2008 12:27 pm
Me either, as I said before.

I'd be interested in whether they are bacteriostatic or bacteriocidal. Well, not very interested, just a smidge. Full on bacteriocides used to be few, such as phenol and bleach, and I'd have to review about bleach. In either case I don't like them for the reason Farmer stated so concisely.
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