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Previously on "Using maggots to clean wounds..."

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  • MaryPoppins
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    If you took that little head part away, it would look a bit like a wafer type crunchy biscuit thing. Mmmmm.

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  • SupremeSpod
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    Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Post
    Take another look at that picture of the maggot - it seems to have a smaller maggot crawling on it.

    Is it sad to wonder if the smaller maggot has an even smaller maggot on it... etc?

    Or is my brain boggled by thoughts of the infinite universe?
    We are stardust...

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  • Doggy Styles
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    Take another look at that picture of the maggot - it seems to have a smaller maggot crawling on it.

    Is it sad to wonder if the smaller maggot has an even smaller maggot on it... etc?

    Or is my brain boggled by thoughts of the infinite universe?

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  • shaunbhoy
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    Originally posted by sasguru View Post
    Its like being harried by 2 withered, yet still twittering, sparrows.
    Well you'd know all about that. Your weedy frame is the target of choice for all manner of woodland creatures that fancy their chances.

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  • sasguru
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    The Bird Brains of Britain, SB and Spod, strike again.
    Its like being harried by 2 withered, yet still twittering, sparrows.

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  • SupremeSpod
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    Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post
    You have clearly not had one yet. You are still a complete tool!!

    He's a wedge.

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  • shaunbhoy
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    Originally posted by sasguru View Post
    At least I might have some use for a vasectomy
    You have clearly not had one yet. You are still a complete tool!!

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  • sasguru
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    Originally posted by SupremeSpod View Post
    Ask SASGURU.
    At least I might have some use for a vasectomy. Unlike you.

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  • SupremeSpod
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    Originally posted by Paddy View Post
    That must be a very delicate operation to do a vasectomy on a maggot
    Ask SASGURU.

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  • Paddy
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    I knew they used maggots to clean infected wounds very successfully and it is one of those treatments that doesn't sound very pleasant but gotta put up with it but if they showed this picture of the buggers before they dropped them in I am sure there would a lot less takers!!!

    YuK!

    Scaning Electron Microscope picture of maggots head
    “The maggots of this fly are used medicinally to clean wounds. The maggots are sterilised and placed in the wound”
    That must be a very delicate operation to do a vasectomy on a maggot

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  • Scrag Meister
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    Looks like a really average Doctor Who costume from the 70's.

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  • Lockhouse
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    Some great photos in that set.

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  • MarillionFan
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    I knew they used maggots to clean infected wounds very successfully and it is one of those treatments that doesn't sound very pleasant but gotta put up with it but if they showed this picture of the buggers before they dropped them in I am sure there would a lot less takers!!!

    YuK!

    Scaning Electron Microscope picture of maggots head
    I think I may have pulled her. She looks great after 15 pints.

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  • BolshieBastard
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    I knew they used maggots to clean infected wounds very successfully and it is one of those treatments that doesn't sound very pleasant but gotta put up with it but if they showed this picture of the buggers before they dropped them in I am sure there would a lot less takers!!!

    YuK!

    Scaning Electron Microscope picture of maggots head
    Well they are sterile and not just any fly blown eggs!

    They only eat the dead flesh anyway. And, as the flesh is dead, you dont feel a thing.

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  • xoggoth
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    Fantastic. Like a little Warlus. (warus, walllrus oh sod it)

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