Going for the snip

[notyoueither]

Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski
what studies do i need to inform u i have seen them in the operating room. the men come in with an infection for not cleaning the area. after being treated 100 times in the past for the same problem. As i said ur studies u have read or whatever have a lot of hit and miss with the facts. And im sory water dosent kill germs unless u have special water that no one else has. so just rinsing isnt the answer.

I call bull****.

[KrazyHorse]

Everything she's said so far has been bull****...

[Tuberski]

Originally posted by notyoueither


I call bull****.

I see, your extensive work in an operating room has brought you to this well thought out conclusion.

The Mrs. hasn't run away, her internet service is just off right now.

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[notyoueither]

100 infections?

Hygiene and washing don't help stop spread of germs or infection? I'll remember that I don't need to bathe or rinse cooking utensils from now on. It'll save a lot of time.

[Tuberski]

You have never said, I must have done something 100 times today, when you only did it 10 or 12? It was a metaphorical 100 times.

Her point was that these people aren't taking the extra care neccesary to keep it clean, after being treated for the same probably several times before.


Are you purposely being dense, or taking her words a little too literally?

I'm assuming to literal.

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[notyoueither]

I'm laughing my ass off at a 'medical professional' pooh-poohing hygiene and sanitary practices.

Maybe that's why so many people get infected in hospitals.

[notyoueither]

And yeah, wild exaggerations take a lot away from any argument.

See Vesayan and his hysterics about liberty and prosperity being under assault by Republicans.

[Tuberski]

Originally posted by notyoueither
I'm laughing my ass off at a 'medical professional' pooh-poohing hygiene and sanitary practices.

Maybe that's why so many people get infected in hospitals.

Read very slowly what she wrote:

And im sory water!!!! dosent kill germs unless u have special water that no one else has. so just rinsing isnt the answer.

She was refering to the fact that just rinsing it with water doesn't kill the germs.

Obviously, I was wrong in my previous post.

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[notyoueither]

Kill germs? No, but they do little harm when they are in the sewer.

[Tuberski]

Okay, that is why doctors just simply rinse thier hands before surgery, right?

I mean after all those germs are in the sewers now, right? Not on the Dr.'s hands.



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[notyoueither]

Forgive me, but I'm not in the habit of sticking my penis into an open wound on another part of my body.

[Tuberski]

Way to avoid what i said.

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[notyoueither]

What you said has nothing to do with normal hygiene and avoiding infections.

Surgeons stick their hands inside human bodies. You're not going to rinse off the muscle or organs, are you? No, you're going to avoid introducing any foreign organisms to start with.

Her ridiculous statements involved dsimissing normal cleaning of a part of the body that is outside of the skin, and hyperbole about incidence of infections.

[Tuberski]

Originally posted by notyoueither
What you said has nothing to do with normal hygiene and avoiding infections.

Surgeons stick their hands inside human bodies. You're not going to rinse off the muscle or organs, are you? No, you're going to avoid introducing any foreign organisms to start with.

Her ridiculous statements involved dsimissing normal cleaning of a part of the body that is outside of the skin, and hyperbole about incidence of infections.

Do you normally clean with just water?

You must reek.

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[notyoueither]

HARR HARR.

As I said, normal cleaning. Why do you assume normal doesn't involve soap. Shortage in your family?

How is it that so many people are in favour of a procedure that can lead to fatalities? Even two of our medical 'professionals'?

Whatever happened to 'first do no harm?'