Yeah, Mythbusters looked at a toothbrush after sitting in a bathroom uncovered and it had tons of fecal matter. The thing I don't understand is that we wash the **** out of everything, but only run a toothbrush through water. People are idiots. Touch a door, elevator button, desk, keyboard, mouse, TV, whatever. They all have bacteria and most of those things never get cleaned. Stop being pussies and let your body do what it's supposed to. If you clear your body of bacteria, it allows a single type of bacteria to flourish, making it impossible for your immune system to keep up. If you have many different types, they all try to live off the same resources and stay in small amounts, giving your immune system exactly what it needs to learn how to fight it in the event of hostile takeover. Not to mention half the stuff we eat are cultured from bacteria, enzymes, etc. I clean myself because I smell or feel disgusting or have noticeable dirt/grime on my body.

Cleaning supplies are like Valentines Day, they're just there to make companies money. The best way to sell something is to make people fear not having it. Also, regular soap removes 98% of bacteria and doesn't cause crazy super bacteria to flourish.

An interesting study: http://www.microbeworld.org/index.ph...rticle&id=5796

And as a reference, I usually get sick once a year. The cause is due to being entirely run down (ie. something like drinking till 3 AM and going to work after wakeboarding during the day). I get some sleep and it's gone. I also eat healthy, though, which is a major part of why I stay healthy.

 

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Shower daily, brush teeth daily, keep up on basic hygiene (nails, ears, nose, etc) weekly and go to the doctor only when you need to. I hate when I see people in the hospital waiting room over a cough or cold, meanwhile I'm borderline unconscious from a major injury that needs immediate attention. GTFO of my way before I hit you with my other hand! /rant

When I see a dude use a piece of paper to touch a door handle I know exactly what kind of person he is. A ******* ***** wipe. I do agree on using the foot to flush though, **** that.

 

I do this. I also still smoke mad cigs. What's your excuse?

 

I have no desire for one bro.

My buddy lit one up yesterday and I could have bummed one from him, but I didnt even want it. I never do anymore.

Only issue I have now is I clench my teeth all day. I never used to until I stopped smoking. By noon my face feels like I've been punched in the jaw a few times.

 

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yo Jared, k fed and I are staying on South Beach until Saturday. Holla at a bro.

 

Mkay. Can we **** on our hands and smear the poo poo on our faces?

 

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This I can live with

 

I smoked two packs yesterday while wearing white Prada sunglasses. I had to pull off the Eurodouche look.

 

I'm sure you pulled it off just fine.

**** when I used to smoke and didnt give a **** I could smoke 50 cigs in a day and not even think twice about it. You'll know your a hardcore smoker when you start lighting them up when you already have one burning in the ash tray. lol

 

Funny thread here. I just don't get it either. People are extremely hypocritical when it comes to their health.

Some of the worst I've seen are: they go into the bathroom, grab that handle to flush (that everybody has been touched after they've held their junk), yet use paper towels to open the door handle when leaving.

Another nasty one is the water / ice machines. Folks will reuse the same cup all day long, putting the suckled rim of the cup onto the lever that starts the water flowing. So, if you use the water / ice machine, it's basically like making out with everyone at the office at once.

 

Ash tray? That's for pussies. I always light the fresh one with the short.