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Old 03-08-2008, 09:16 AM #31
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I think I will stick to the Clinical Trial I am in...no whipworms for me ... no way! I have lots of Myelin Reactive T-cells and they seem to be doing just fine without worms...
congrats and welcome to phase III!!!
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The worms go in
The worms go out
The ants play pinochle on your snout....
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Shoot, I'd eat anything if it worked!! Alot of icky things were done or eaten on that reality show, Fear Factor,that made contestants do weird stuff, to see how far someone would go.

Interferons made (how??) from Chinese Hamsters. My fertility drug (Pergonal) resulted in my twins, made from urine of post-menstral nuns (hopefully virgins, never conceived at least) in Italy. How does this stuff get discovered???
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...Alot of icky things were done or eaten on that reality show, Fear Factor...
I gag (and almost throw up) just WATCHING them eat that stuff...I'm telling ya'.

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Shoot, I'd eat anything if it worked!! Alot of icky things were done or eaten on that reality show, Fear Factor,that made contestants do weird stuff, to see how far someone would go.

Interferons made (how??) from Chinese Hamsters. My fertility drug (Pergonal) resulted in my twins, made from urine of post-menstral nuns (hopefully virgins, never conceived at least) in Italy. How does this stuff get discovered???

Too Much Information, Kicker...waaaaay too much...

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C'mon Av8orgirl, isn't medicine fascinating??
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My fertility drug...resulted in my twins, made from urine of post-menstral nuns...
No wonder you'd eat worms.
This I gotta see. Can ya post a pic of the kids????

(oh, I'm so sorry...... I really, really couldn't help myself. I tried. I failed. It was good. Ya gotta admit!)
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Hmmm, I think I could sneak the eggs pass Jim in his Propel water. If you can eat caviar, why not whip worm eggs? Blech to both but who knows?
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I can eat caviar because they're crunchy and salty and go good on crackers, but whipworms? There's a difference between eating baby fishies and lil ole worms. Besides, when was the last time you had a nice dollop of whipworms on a cracker?

Caviar tip: Do not eat caviar with marshmellows. (I have it on good authority from two people that this is not a good idea.)

Guinness tip: Do not eat Corn Pops with Guinness. Apparently it doesn't taste so good. (Duh.... I told the guy to try it with Cocoa Puffs. )
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C'mon Av8orgirl, isn't medicine fascinating??
Sure it is, but even I have my limits!
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