The Derailing Thread Part Two

[Michael74]

So now we're eating disinfectants?

Wash your lettuce well. Then boil it to get rid of any xenobiotic bacteria.

It's good to have some bad bacteria in the body.
If we become sterile, any bacteria would kill us in the future.

Children exposed to mild germs develop antibodies that help them when they get older. Adults don't really need it. The elderly are generally better off minimizing exposure to germs.

The bad bacteria in food are not good for anyone though.

 

[GodsGrace]

Wash your lettuce well. Then boil it to get rid of any xenobiotic bacteria.

Children exposed to mild germs develop antibodies that help them when they get older. Adults don't really need it. The elderly are generally better off minimizing exposure to germs.

The bad bacteria in food are not good for anyone though.

I really agree with the second paragraph.
If I boil lettuce, it won't be lettuce anymore!
Is this going on only in the United States?
What are we doing to ourselves???
A little bug every now and then is acceptable.
An orange that's not so orange is OK with me.
Tomatoes that aren't perfect are what God intended.

You agree?

 

[Michael74]

Some bugs, like hepatitis, are really bad an no one should ever be exposed to them. Especially the elderly.

I prefer orange juice. Much simpler, and easier on the teeth.

 

[Corn Pop]

Bless the Lamb.

 

[Corn Pop]

Peace.2

 

[gerbilwoman]

 

[evenifigoalone]

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[skyhigh]

My father used to be a Traffic Inspector for the State Government Railways. He would attend derailments when they occurred and report on them. it happened more often one would expect. He would get phone calls at 2.00am every year.

 

[Michael74]

My father used to be a Traffic Inspector for the State Government Railways. He would attend derailments when they occurred and report on them. it happened more often one would expect. He would get phone calls at 2.00am every year.

There was a derailed train at my employer's place. A lot of supervisors were standing around looking somber while the train guys did their thing. Just cargo though, not a passenger train. It was about 10:30 PM or so.

 

[evenifigoalone]

There used to be trains where I lived, almost...20 years ago. (Sheesh. That long.) I remember hearing the train whistle often during church services. I don't think one ever derailed though.

 

[skyhigh]

There was a derailed train at my employer's place. A lot of supervisors were standing around looking somber while the train guys did their thing. Just cargo though, not a passenger train. It was about 10:30 PM or so.

of course cargo trains were the ones that mostly got derailed

 

[GodsGrace]

There was a derailed train at my employer's place. A lot of supervisors were standing around looking somber while the train guys did their thing. Just cargo though, not a passenger train. It was about 10:30 PM or so.

My brother used to work for Amtrak in LIC, NY.

 

[GodsGrace]

Same to you Gerbilwoman!

 

[gerbilwoman]

Same to you Gerbilwoman!

Thank you!

 

[Michael74]

There used to be trains where I lived, almost...20 years ago. (Sheesh. That long.) I remember hearing the train whistle often during church services. I don't think one ever derailed though.

Trains near my house too. Not too close, but I can hear the rumbling and whistle if I listen carefully.

 

[Michael74]

of course cargo trains were the ones that mostly got derailed

Makes sense. Passenger trains would have better safety standards.

 

[Michael74]

My brother used to work for Amtrak in LIC, NY.

My employer had its own captive train company that it fully owned to move materials around the complex.

 

[brujaq]

Go Bama spank dem Dawgs

 

[brujaq]

Woo, dem Dawgs played well Good game !!!

 

[GodsGrace]

Go Bama spank dem Dawgs

Who or what are the dogs?