Glenn Reynolds – “Given the predilections of our political class, you’d think this would be a higher priority for them.”
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“Given the predilections of our political class, you’d think this would be a higher priority for them.”
it would be dumb to TIP off the wife:-))))
Fortunately gonorrhea is very rare in the interior of BC; sky high chlamydia rates but haven’t diagnosed a single case of gonorrhea since I’ve left Vancouver. Also no heterosexual HIV and the HIV paranoia so prevalent in Vancouver hasn’t reached here.
Antibiotic resistence of bacteria is a major problem and one that needs to be urgently researched. One very promising treatment of bacterial infections is the use of bacteriophages; these were in use in ?Romania in the pre-antibiotic era but research on them almost ceased once effective antibiotics became available. I’d much rather see some of the money that is currently wasted on the CAGW non-problem devoted to developing novel antibacterial treatments.
I’m sure once some prominent politician develops antibiotic resistant gonorrhea and it spreads to his wife, the live-in nanny the pool boy and other members of the political class then suddenly there might be a revival of interest in the problem of bacterial antibiotic resistence.
I think all you can get is “gone on rear” from serial sexting of images of your e pluribus unum.
Might the following have a beneficial effect of some kind:
(1) copper?
(2) massive quantities of good bacteria (like the ones in yogurt)?
I imagine the dialogue goes something like this:
“Ladies, you don’t know me, and I live three time zones away, but here’s a picture of my junk. I know so much about women that I imagine you are now sexually aroused.”
“Hmm, from this distance it looks like every other ****. If I wanted one, perhaps there would be one closer than New York City or Washington. I wonder if that shoe sale is still on.”
I’m thinking of writing a novel about a guy with VD and chronic flatulence, set in the time of the Civil War. I’ll call it “Gono With The Wind”…
“Given the predilections of our political class, you’d think this would be a higher priority for them.”
it would be dumb to TIP off the wife:-))))
Fortunately gonorrhea is very rare in the interior of BC; sky high chlamydia rates but haven’t diagnosed a single case of gonorrhea since I’ve left Vancouver. Also no heterosexual HIV and the HIV paranoia so prevalent in Vancouver hasn’t reached here.
Antibiotic resistence of bacteria is a major problem and one that needs to be urgently researched. One very promising treatment of bacterial infections is the use of bacteriophages; these were in use in ?Romania in the pre-antibiotic era but research on them almost ceased once effective antibiotics became available. I’d much rather see some of the money that is currently wasted on the CAGW non-problem devoted to developing novel antibacterial treatments.
I’m sure once some prominent politician develops antibiotic resistant gonorrhea and it spreads to his wife, the live-in nanny the pool boy and other members of the political class then suddenly there might be a revival of interest in the problem of bacterial antibiotic resistence.
I think all you can get is “gone on rear” from serial sexting of images of your e pluribus unum.
Might the following have a beneficial effect of some kind:
(1) copper?
(2) massive quantities of good bacteria (like the ones in yogurt)?
More on copper and bacteria
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/socks-and-bedpans-coppers-growth-markets-of-tomorrow/article2082359/
I imagine the dialogue goes something like this:
“Ladies, you don’t know me, and I live three time zones away, but here’s a picture of my junk. I know so much about women that I imagine you are now sexually aroused.”
“Hmm, from this distance it looks like every other ****. If I wanted one, perhaps there would be one closer than New York City or Washington. I wonder if that shoe sale is still on.”
I’m thinking of writing a novel about a guy with VD and chronic flatulence, set in the time of the Civil War. I’ll call it “Gono With The Wind”…