I sometimes wonder about the crude side of your commenters, the free for all abandon to what's gross, and whether there is any part of you that calls this forth, or that cheerfully accepts it.
I think there is, and I think it's one of the things I like about this blog, even if I don't know how to participate fully in that side, or quite what it's about, I like the cheerful sense that gross things are ok, and kind of exhilarating.
It's this -- let's lvie and enjoy life, not just its more refined aspects. I wish you would explore this more fully in a post.
Kirby O... "To the pure all things are pure ..."(Titus 1:15). That's not our Titus, but it's in out of a letter to another Titus posted by a Hebrew scholar named Paul.
This is actually old treatment. When I was in medical school in the 1970's at Charity in New Orleans, we used to hang bad wounds out the window to elicit maggots. We also used leeches for hematomas.
If you look around, there are a considerable number of insects in our food. Red food dye is made from South American beetles.
Wait a darn minute, if this Gel eats dead flesh, then we can use it against Zombies in paint ball guns; but only if the ATF does not decide to confiscate the stuff since it could be used against their agents during raids on Living People.
Too late. I already have that name in my "Awesome names for rock bands" file. According to the file I came up with on July 10th of 1992 with the context of it's inception being at a wedding with my wife and watching an unnatural amount of flies buzzing around the wedding cake.
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So they're going to put a fly in the ointment?
Sorry, someone had to say it.
Who knew?
When Obama called for healing the wounds of racism, this is more like what he had in mind ;)
I'm thinking I'd just as soon continue feeling crappy then, if it's all the same to you...
curtiss beat me to it. day late and a dollar short, that's me...
And wait until you hear what the put into our blood stream when they innoculate you. How very IMPURE! Oh, nevermind, I'd rather live and enjoy life.
I sometimes wonder about the crude side of your commenters, the free for all abandon to what's gross, and whether there is any part of you that calls this forth, or that cheerfully accepts it.
I think there is, and I think it's one of the things I like about this blog, even if I don't know how to participate fully in that side, or quite what it's about, I like the cheerful sense that gross things are ok, and kind of exhilarating.
It's this -- let's lvie and enjoy life, not just its more refined aspects. I wish you would explore this more fully in a post.
Kirby O... "To the pure all things are pure ..."(Titus 1:15). That's not our Titus, but it's in out of a letter to another Titus posted by a Hebrew scholar named Paul.
I'll only use it if the secretions are from highly-trained medical maggots.
This is actually old treatment. When I was in medical school in the 1970's at Charity in New Orleans, we used to hang bad wounds out the window to elicit maggots. We also used leeches for hematomas.
If you look around, there are a considerable number of insects in our food. Red food dye is made from South American beetles.
I can hardly wait to lube my brows with essence of maggot.
Sounds delicious! If you were a Beatrix Potter frog.
Wait a darn minute, if this Gel eats dead flesh, then we can use it against Zombies in paint ball guns; but only if the ATF does not decide to confiscate the stuff since it could be used against their agents during raids on Living People.
A new treatment for hemorrhoids, goodby Proctosol ... hello live sterile maggots
If Dave Barry were here, he'd note that "Essence of Maggot" would be a good name for a rock band (WBAGNFARB).
If you look around, there are a considerable number of insects in our food. Red food dye is made from South American beetles.
Of course, if Dave were here, he might also point out that the average backyard grill has a rather startling number of spiders in it...
Too late. I already have that name in my "Awesome names for rock bands" file. According to the file I came up with on July 10th of 1992 with the context of it's inception being at a wedding with my wife and watching an unnatural amount of flies buzzing around the wedding cake.
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