Few years back, when I did dabble in socializing, before becoming a commited crotchety old hermit-like coot, visited an acquaintence for dinner.
Observed their cat critter evacuate its bowells into the odiferous container then scrape particle of what was akin to oil absorbant upon the steaming turd-like turd.
Thereupon the feline pranced out of the depository and jumped upon the counter where the human female was assembling the meal. The cat wandered across the counters, receiving kind words and affectionate pats.
Waited a few minutes before simulating a "bowell attack," rubbing the abdomen and complaining of cramps. As the faux pain increased I exscused myself and told of the need to go home and medicate myself.
Never went back.
Typical family. Semi-frequent mentions over time of that darned old flu hitting one or more of the family members.
Uh huh. Flu. Center for Disease Control commented upon that fallacy years ago.
What many Americans term flu is actually food poisoning.
Many sources, not all attributable to in-home contamination. Look at the recent cases involving produce at restaurants and from grocery stores.
However, a certain amount does arise from in-home actions and inactions.
And, I cringe when I see Fido's human friend kissing, swapping spit with Fido, after Fido has given his/her most private parts a thorough bathing with that muscle that slithers out of the oral orifice.
But, that's just my little peccadillo.
Germs. They are everywhere!!!! Many are good germs. Pert' near friendly and vital for life. However, some are not so friendly, a few can be deadly.
Remember, class.... in a roundabout way it is not merely the presence of the bad germs within your body that is bad. It is the little itty bitty bacteria turds and farts that hurt you. What the medicos term toxins is merely the byproducts of the bacteria's "digestive" system.
EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Film at eleven.
Test on Friday.
