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05-02-2016 10:50 PM
In fact, I would think that the bugs in the theater would eat the fecal matter and then produce some of their own.
05-02-2016 10:50 PM
@truffle wrote:And when the doctors checked the theaters for fecal matter how do they know what is insect fecal matter, pet fecal matter or human fecal matter? Additional testing would have to be done, right? Which they probably don't do.
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It contains DNA. They can tell, but there probably isn't any reason to test in most cases.
05-02-2016 10:51 PM
@Noel7 wrote:
@truffle wrote:And when the doctors checked the theaters for fecal matter how do they know what is insect fecal matter, pet fecal matter or human fecal matter? Additional testing would have to be done, right? Which they probably don't do.
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It contains DNA. They can tell, but there probably isn't any reason to test in most cases.
Right, they're just testing for poop. Poop is poop as far as they're concerned.
05-02-2016 10:52 PM
05-02-2016 10:54 PM
I once worked next door to a new company that opened with 30 employees. At the end of the first week, they had a potluck. 28 of the 30 came down with Hepatitis A, carried in fecal matter, which meant that someone prepared an item for the potluck with unwashed hands following a, well, BM. It completely turned me off to potlucks. Many of the employees wound up in the hospital, before their medical coverage was in effect. It is probably a miracle that we are not all sicker than we are.
05-02-2016 11:05 PM
A few years ago a young girl and I both walked out of a stall in a mall restroom at the same time. I washed my hands and noticed she was spending her time reapplying makeup. I decided to wait to see if she would eventually wash her hands. She did not.
She was wearing a McDonalds employee shirt. I followed her back to the MCDonalds in the mall, asked to speak to the manager and told him this story. He said he would take care of it - did he, I don't know.
05-02-2016 11:11 PM
@gmkb wrote:A few years ago a young girl and I both walked out of a stall in a mall restroom at the same time. I washed my hands and noticed she was spending her time reapplying makeup. I decided to wait to see if she would eventually wash her hands. She did not.
She was wearing a McDonalds employee shirt. I followed her back to the MCDonalds in the mall, asked to speak to the manager and told him this story. He said he would take care of it - did he, I don't know.
Gross.
05-02-2016 11:19 PM
serious subject, but there are too many funny comments on this thread for me to respond to each and every one.
And I have heard of fecal transplants...but even if I needed one, I don't know if I could accept one! Icky.
05-02-2016 11:39 PM
@truffle wrote:I would just like to know how it gets out of your house and onto most seats and armrests in a theater plus in a dressing room at a department store. One would think the fecal matter had legs and just walked in.
Sometimes farts are surprising.
05-02-2016 11:43 PM
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