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Washing your hands (guys only). (pg. 3)
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| Ian |
| quote: | Originally posted by trancechan
your immune system must be a . |
That has what to do with it being just plain disgusting? Enjoy touching everything an old man with a bladder infection just did after not washing his hands. |
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| Sushipunk |
| Ian, answer my question. |
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| Domesticated |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sushipunk
Yeah, I wash my hands after any toilet stuff.
You're a grot, Nou :p |
The cunt doesn't use soap in the shower, what did you expect?
| quote: | Originally posted by Ian
Washing your hands is paramount. Maybe you touched the seat, or anything in the bathroom. Germs spread everywhere and it's a pet peeve of mine to see, even more so in a supermarket. The same people then go and handle all sorts of foods with the same hands. i'd love for there to be a spray that shows up germs on hands just to embarass these people into washing them. |
You know what my pet peeve is? Prissy faggots like you who freak out about germs. If I drop something on the ground, I pick it up and eat it.
The funny thing about this is that people assume that because the ground contains dirt, it's dirtier, when in reality, there are germs everywhere. Germs are in the air, on your hands, on your plate and on the ground. Apart from obvious places like computer keyboards, telephone receivers, rubbish bins and toilets, germ concentration is pretty consistent across all areas, and modern society's paranoia in regards to this is ing ridiculous.
Why do you think allergies are on the rise? 100 years ago they barely existed. It's because the overuse of antibacterial agents have prevented our immune systems from developing properly at a young age. Germs are good for you. Constant exposure to minor germs (i.e people's 'dirty' hands on your fruit) is an excellent way of ensuring that when a big nasty comes along, your body has already adapted somewhat.
Also, you're a ing fool if you think washing your hands is going to make your hands germ free for more than about ten minutes afterwards. As I said, germs are everywhere. |
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| Sunsnail |
| I agree with beat blog for once :) |
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| Ian |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sushipunk
Don't you do the same though? I always do. I pick up fruits and vegetables and check them out to see if it's the specific piece of [whatever] that I want to buy. If it's not up to scratch, I put it right back, and pick up another :conf: |
Yeah of course, but my hands are clean because I wash them whenever I've been to the bathroom, therefore I'm not spreading those kind of germs over them, which is pretty disgusting imo. |
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| TranceOwnsLol |
| I was my hands AND put alcohol. |
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| nekholm |
Yes, I always wash them.
A drunk guy once told me "if you'd wash your dick more often, you wouldn't have to was your hands all the times". |
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| Ian |
| quote: | Originally posted by Domesticated
The cunt doesn't use soap in the shower, what did you expect?
You know what my pet peeve is? Prissy faggots like you who freak out about germs. If I drop something on the ground, I pick it up and eat it.
The funny thing about this is that people assume that because the ground contains dirt, it's dirtier, when in reality, there are germs everywhere. Germs are in the air, on your hands, on your plate and on the ground. Apart from obvious places like computer keyboards, telephone receivers, rubbish bins and toilets, germ concentration is pretty consistent across all areas, and modern society's paranoia in regards to this is ing ridiculous.
Why do you think allergies are on the rise? 100 years ago they barely existed. It's because the overuse of antibacterial agents have prevented our immune systems from developing properly at a young age. Germs are good for you. Constant exposure to minor germs (i.e people's 'dirty' hands on your fruit) is an excellent way of ensuring that when a big nasty comes along, your body has already adapted somewhat.
Also, you're a ing fool if you think washing your hands is going to make your hands germ free for more than about ten minutes afterwards. As I said, germs are everywhere. |
I don't freak out on germs, I just think it's pretty disgusting when they've been for a piss or whatever that they don't wash their hands, no matter how 'long' protection lasts. I eat food i've dropped on the floor too sometimes depending where it's dropped. |
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| Sushipunk |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ian
Yeah of course, but my hands are clean because I wash them whenever I've been to the bathroom, therefore I'm not spreading those kind of germs over them, which is pretty disgusting imo. |
You know that's silly, right? Washed or otherwise, your hands have touched 100 different things before you even arrive at the supermarket :p
Some of these things could include:
- ATM (or even your cards)
- Wallet
- Belt
- Door knob of your house
- Car door handle/public transport anything
- The handle of the shopping trolley/carry basket
Etc, etc, etc. There are just so many. |
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| Joss Weatherby |
| Yea, I just dont understand the concept of washing when your had touches nothing more unusual the another part of skin on your body... |
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| Rose |
| You guys are disgusting and need to wash your hands. Yes, there are germs everywhere but does that mean we shouldn't wash our ing hands after using the bathroom? I guess we should never wash our hands or bathe since there are always going to be germs anyways, right? :rolleyes: |
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| Joss Weatherby |
| quote: | Originally posted by Rose
You guys are disgusting and need to wash your hands. Yes, there are germs everywhere but does that mean we shouldn't wash our ing hands after using the bathroom? I guess we should never wash our hands or bathe since there are always going to be germs anyways, right? :rolleyes: |
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