Its been asked... WORMS

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lol no no I guess they didnt.Honestly though I never realized that that was a problem or humans. Maybe that makes me mentaly deficent, or maybe it jsut means I got good hygene?Iv never had to deal with anything like that aside from taking my dog to the vet to get dewormed. I miss that damned dog, she was 16 when she died. Never had them when she was younger so I sorta assumed at that time it was an age thing. I know more now when its applied to dogs, just never realized that humans could seriously suer as well.damnit! that means I learned somethign new from this site again! if this continues Ill have to stop usig this site for entertainement purposes.

fun yet informative...............who knew!

By the way, you generally swallow the eggs, which are acid-reisistant. They then tend to have a complex live cycle inside your body. I'm not sure about the trichina worm, which causes trichinosis. But the worms you might swallow from undercooking infected fresh water fish can cause real problems.

OK.. dinner anyone? Caviar followed by eel?

I love eel! It's very nutritious. BTW, most American eel is farmed in eastern Florida.In Chinatown in Boston last year, I had them pick me out a nice one from the tank. They just cut it into segments, and throw it in the pot. I guess you wind up eating whatever the eel had to eat that day.Eel is my favorite sushi (it's cooked).

I know.. I love eel too.. smoked preferably! Not so sure about sushi.. only ever tried it once, so maybe it needs another try?Living in Tampa (FL) for a few years was heaven as far as fresh seafood was concerned!

I dunno. not against eatting meat but I don't think I could pick something out of a tank that's alive and than eat it.. I dunno, creepys me out a little I guess lol

It would creep me out if I had to eat something that was still alive. (Food! I am talking about FOOD! ) For the rest, as long as it is cooked, I am not fussed.

Not much sushi is still alive (in Japan, you can get a type of small shrimp that you swallow while they're alive). But fish that has lived in fresh water (like salmon) needs special preparation if it's going to be eaten raw.

LOL! I know that sushi is not alive! I was merely alluding to the fact that while I like eel, I am not so keen on sushi.I prefer my food dead!

It was all alive at one time. Maybe what you're eating had (or still has) a soul.

Not bothered about the soul.. if it still has one, it can communicate with mine (assuming I have a soul!).. but it needs to be dead before I eat it!

so all those gold fish I used to swallow at partys have souls wimming thru my body shitting inmy extremities?I hope soul shit isnt as messy as live goldfish shit.

Remember the South Park episode where Cartman mixes Kenny's ashes with milk, and swallows Kenny? It get's pretty complicated when someone's spirit starts messing with you.

whats a stool?

Shit. You need to get a dictionary.

ive never heard someone call their shit a stool. ive heard of the things you sit on at bars usually but i didnt think he would shit out a chair.

It's not "a stool". It's stool. Stewie just used the word on the new Family Guy DVD, Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story". You need to watch more cartoons or hang around more medical people. If you're bleeding out of your ass, and you go to a doctor, he'll get a stool sample from you, not a shit sample.

LOL!The term comes from the use of a stool (which originally meant any sort of chair) with a hole in it and a pot below as the standard mediaeval way of evacuating one's bowels. The word stool got transferred from the device, to the act of using it, then to the product therefrom.

So that's why it's not nice to be a stool pigeon.