The cold may NOT cause you to get sick, but the snow will..

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Posted by Aleksandra on Mar-11-2008 02:20:

good thing i didn't indulge in that snow bank out front and went to 711 for some water instead

Posted by Al on Mar-11-2008 02:49:

this stuff is old news, it's just being publicized now.

they started looking into precipitations right after they drilled into ice cores at the poles, to discover unusual organisms, and "frozen in time specimens of life forms" of what used to live an Earth 5 million years ago.

That's when they started theorizing about the Earth's evolution and how we're heading towards another "big frost"....big deal.

I'm not even surprised by this, given the amount of abnormalities taking place these days.

It was always believed that winter and the cold more specifically had the main benefit of killing bacteria developed over the 3 seasons, cleansing season so to speak.

Bacteria being bad, how's that old news? it's good and bad, depends how you look at it.....sometimes it's over reacting. A bit of bacteria
in the winter, what's the big deal? it just wakes the immune system a bit.

polluted snow is a big deal...LOL...what about a jog in a foggy autumn morning/evening when bacteria tends to grow at its best comfort?

Until snow turns black, everything's alright, no point to start alarming now, if we dealt with snow until now, we can deal with it further on, unless you sit incubated like cockroaches during the cold season.

Excuse my ignorance, but what you quoted is nothing new or alarming.

Posted by StereoPrincess on Mar-11-2008 03:26:

^^^lol. dude, no one is alarming anything. ha ha.

i am in the camp of people that honour and obey our bacteria overlords. they know what's best.

Posted by Aleks_B on Mar-11-2008 03:49:

whatever, the more we try to avoid bacteria and fungus by living relatively sterile lives, the weaker we become. these organisms are literally everywhere around us, we better be able to live with them or we're in trouble. the more we try to defeat them the stronger they get, in turn we are making it worse for ourselves by the over application of antibiotics.

just my 2.00cents.

Posted by Al on Mar-11-2008 03:55:

^^ correct

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