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EWWWWWW

Originally posted by: Epic Fail
Stupid question, why doesn't it get flush out?
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It has a mouthpiece that latches on the intestinal wall IIRC. Kinda like a leech, but without the blood sucking. It can be pulled off easily, but the intestines typically don't have enough force/traction.
 
I hope they don't let that thing go to waste. Fry it up with onions and basil. It will come out much easier next time around.
 
Originally posted by: NanoStuff
I hope they don't let that thing go to waste. Fry it up with onions and basil.
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make sure to cut it open and squeeze out the nasties from its intestinal tract before you start up the fryer...
 
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: NanoStuff
I hope they don't let that thing go to waste. Fry it up with onions and basil.
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make sure to cut it open and squeeze out the nasties from its intestinal tract before you start up the fryer...
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Don't play around with worm hole.
 
According to Wikipedia, over 1 billion people have these worms. I find that hard to believe. Edit 2: Just found out that 1.4 billion people are infected worldwide (http://www.emedicine.com/emerg/TOPIC840.HTM)

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Even worse:
They may, alarmingly, sometimes migrate forward through the intestinal tract, to be either vomited up or emerging through the nose. More seriously, if they enter the trachea they may cause suffocation.
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Originally posted by: BlinderBomber
According to Wikipedia, over 1 billion people have these worms. I find that hard to believe. Edit 2: Just found out that 1.4 billion people are infected worldwide (http://www.emedicine.com/emerg/TOPIC840.HTM)

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Even worse:
They may, alarmingly, sometimes migrate forward through the intestinal tract, to be either vomited up or emerging through the nose. More seriously, if they enter the trachea they may cause suffocation.
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I believe it. I'll bet that most are in 3rd world countries.
 
Originally posted by: irishScott
I believe it. I'll bet that most are in 3rd world countries.
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yeah, the sad thing is when you see these malhourished kids and they are skin and bones and yet somehow they also have a pot belly, but it is a belly full of worms in fact.
 
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