Yet another reason to stay away from fast-food chains

[Bouncer]

I guess you will do that after he lets you hold his water jug at the gym..huh? :nerdnew:

ya, after i let him re-rack my weights. :D

[bad14u]

ya, after i let him re-rack my weights. :D

:hmmm: Speaking of Rado...I wonder where he is. He would usually have at least one thread going already. :laughnew:

[Bouncer]

:hmmm: Speaking of Rado...I wonder where he is. He would usually have at least one thread going already. :laughnew:

maybe, those guys that joined the board to harass him all went to miami and beat his ass. :P

[bad14u]

maybe, those guys that joined the board to harass him all went to miami and beat his ass. :P

:hmmm: In all honesty...I don't think those two could do it.

Nah, they'd never make it past the iron gates of his perfect community. :rolleyes:

:hmmm: I believe he lives in a highrise, but I'm pretty sure they couldn't make it past the doorman!

[redsquirrel]

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/OnCall/sto...1641825&page=1


Feb. 20, 2006 — Jasmine Roberts never expected her award-winning middle school science project to get so much attention. But the project produced some disturbing results: 70 percent of the time, ice from fast food restaurants was dirtier than toilet water.

The 12-year-old collected ice samples from five restaurants in South Florida — from both self-serve machines inside the restaurant and from drive-thru windows. She then collected toilet water samples from the same restaurants and tested all of them for bacteria at the University of South Florida.

In several cases, the ice tested positive for E. coli bacteria, which comes from human waste and has been linked to several illness outbreaks across the country.

"These [bacteria] don't belong there," said Dr. David Katz, medical contributor to "Good Morning America." "It's not cause for panic, although it is alarming because what she found is nothing new. You're not more likely to get sick now. But she's done us a favor by sounding the alarm."

Both Roberts and Katz said that the ice is likely dirtier because machines aren't cleaned and people use unwashed hands to scoop ice. Toilet water is also surprisingly bacteria-free, because it comes from sanitized city water supplies.

Can I throw up now?

[bad14u]

:rofl:

You 2 love my girls ass, I know:P

:bravonew: Yep!

[bad14u]

Nice edit:)

:nerdnew:

[Bouncer]

Nah, they'd never make it past the iron gates of his perfect community. :rolleyes:

lol

[TUFFGUY_67]

I don't even crave the stuff anymore :thumbsdow