[kj] mark of the beast closer than expected

[Brendan]

Songs about hygeine:

Soundgarden - HIV Baby - single b-side, you punk filth will probably like
it compared to the more mainstream stuff ;) It's about Kim the guitarist
who had an issue with not sharing cups and plates etc...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASK0BoVNmv0

I share PCs that are in use by people over 3 shifts, there's no eating
area here either so these things are pure filth. I read once that in some
places the keyboards have more germs than the toilet seats.


> whilst we can't be certain of that, I lead a healthy lifestyle, but a

> healthy lifestyle has many different parameters to many different

> people. I'd never touch a burger from a BK or MacD whilst others find

> that fits into their definition.

>

> Hospital hygene, as witnessed by my stay recently, is compromised by

> visitors who wont use the hand gel but also by the Dr's on the

> consultancy rounds who also dont use it. The nurses and auxillaries

> are worth every penny - definately more

>

> I saw a comment elsewhere critising the nanny state due to the swine

> flu adverts encouraging certain behaviour methods. Well i see people

> every day with no consideration for those around them, sneezing into

> their hands, not washing hands after using public toilets, drinking

> from bottles that have been stored in rat infested cellers etc.

>

> You used to get peanuts complimentary in bars, but because people were

> not washing their hands after using the toilet it was found that the

> peanuts were a link with the spread of disease such as Hep B. So now

> no more peanuts. But look at people who eat food whilst typing on the

> computer. The bacteria is now on the keys and will lead to some form

> of illness.

>

> Whilst good behaviour will stop some of this, should our immune

> systems not be able to deal with some of these bugs? Which brings us

> back to healthier lifestyles. What does that mean will bring a

> different answer from everyone on this list.

>

> Does Jaz wash his hands after a visit to the loo? ; )

>

> On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 12:14 PM, Stephen Lawrence<stephen.l at live.com>

> wrote:

>> thanks for the update pat

>> either way i believe these flu victims wouldn't have died if they had

>> been

>> healthy or lived healthy lifestyles

>> then there is the risk of hospital hygiene and malpractice to consider

>> it's no joke to say the nhs is a risk to your health and should be

>> avoided

>> when possible

>> after all it is a business and your ill health is thier interest ,them

>> and

>> the phamacueticals

>>

>

>

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