To: SwinneySwitch
"The cycle starts with a human that's infected with the tapeworm," said Dr. Luis Ostrosky, of the UT Houston Medical Center. The tapeworm eggs are spread by a human host who doesn't practice good hygiene after using the restroom. An unsuspecting victim then eats the contaminated food, Ostrosky said.
Well, Yuch!!!!
2 posted on
01/12/2007 2:28:41 PM PST by
Lx
(Do you like it, do you like it. Scott? I call it Mr. and Mrs. Tennerman chili.)
To: Lx
Yuch, about sums it up...my face in a grimace.
4 posted on
01/12/2007 2:30:03 PM PST by
Kimmers
(It's not what you take when you leave this world behind, it's what you leave behind when you go)
To: Lx
Welcome to the 3rd. World everyone!
To: Lx
I think all food service places whether mobile or not should have a sanitary hand washing sink well in view of the customers. If you see someone going towards your food without washing their hands. Go out the door. You never know if someone washes their hands after using the restroom so I for one want to see them lather up.
25 posted on
01/12/2007 2:41:22 PM PST by
lastchance
(Hug your babies.)
To: Lx
The tapeworm eggs are spread by a human host who doesn't practice good hygiene after using the restroom. An unsuspecting victim then eats the contaminated food, Ostrosky said.
Well, Yuch!!!!
And yet you'd be surprised at the number of guys - well-educated professionals - at my workplace who come out of the stall and head right out without washing their hands. Once I saw one of the cafeteria workers do it. After seeing stuff like this, I only exit men's rooms by covering my hand with a paper towel to open the door.
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