Prunes and fiber are the devil's tools

UTI is becoming just a center for hilarity lately.

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Yes, this is O157:H7, not ExPEC. Bully for you. One thing regarding popular accounts of antibiotic resistance I've noticed is that there is an overemphasis on the evolution of resistance, and an underemphasis on the spread of resistant bacteria. While the evolution of resistance is important,…
After I reported this recent and interesting research paper about urinary tract inflictions, a number of conversations broke out on that post, on my facebook page, and via email, and some of these conversations raised the question of cranberry juice and whether the idea that it prevents, reduces,…
This is the way to decorate for the season. (via UTI)
Hospital-acquired infections are a persistent problem that has become even more worrisome as as antimicrobial resistance has increased. Researchers have been exporing the best ways to reduce hospital-acquired infections, and HHS's Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) has provided tools…

Thank god I'm not a practicing Christian, otherwise I'd be shitting in the bed all the time.

More caca humor, less cephalopods.

By Great White Wonder (not verified) on 10 Nov 2006 #permalink

If you have an accident do you have to say "mea caca?"

Holy crap!

I knew there would eventually have to be a movie version of the Catholic primer You're a Naughty Child and That's Concentrated Evil Coming Out the Back of You (as seen in Family Guy).

FurPaw, don`t use the word CRAP so condescendingly. Didn`t your mother tell you not to curse and not to make use of the H-bomb/word.

You gotta be shittin' me . . .

Pretty good satire, actually.

Holy crap!

No, holy crap is the recent discovery, Fossilized Feces of Jesus Wreaks Havoc, reported by AvantNews. Hat tip to Respectful Insolence, and apologies to anyone who saw the story over there.

Of course this story is obviously a bunch of crap. As any little kid from Sunday school will tell you, Jesus never pooped! At least, he never loaded his first-century equivalent of a diaper.

Besides, as a Catholic friend informed me a while back, "Jesus poop is impossible. Everyone knows St. Peter was the first Poop!"

This was as funny as purity balls are nauseating.

By Peri P Laneta (not verified) on 12 Nov 2006 #permalink