The Fat One FINALLY finishes telling about the extended weekend and natters about coffee. But the highlight of the day is opening the Chrima cards. RABBIT RABBIT!
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Aww, Steven, thank you for giving BigFatty another opportunity to scratch his play area
Would a not so regular gentleman caller be known as a semi?
BTW- what happened to Mr. Last Time We Had Sex Was 20 Years Ago? Hmm…
I guess he will have enough of it for another 20 years…
Sex should get better as Big Fatty will probably be able to take his teeth out by then
I am not worried about his teeth 😉
In 2004, a 36-year-old California man faced that unappetizing conundrum after failed treatments for his ulcerative colitis meant he might need his colon removed, reports MyHealthNewsDaily. Instead, he hopped a plane to Thailand to see a parasitologist — and then gulped down 1,500 parasitic worm eggs. We’ll let you digest that for a minute.
Turns out, the squirmy little worms did the trick to help soothe the man’s inflammatory bowel disease symptoms, according to the case study, which was published today in the December issue of the journal Science Translational Medicine. Ulcerative colitis causes inflammation in the colon, which kills the cells that normally line the organ, and painful ulcers form in the cells’ place. After this guy swallowed the worms, his body (understandably) tried to get rid of the squiggly creatures by producing a thick lining of mucus (this story just keeps getting grosser, doesn’t it?) — and that helped ease the pain caused by the colitis.
Four years later, when few parasitic worms were still inhabiting his innards, his symptoms returned, and he downed 2,000 more worms eggs.