Re:first discovered MP3 files back in the early 19
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I hate it when someone finds something cool neat thing and then someone else attacks them on something totally irrelevant. You feel big now? Hope it helped your self esteem to reveal the dark fact that he in fact DIDN'T listen to mp3's in the early 1990's. I think you will successfully convince the jury with that one. Lets break out the torches and pitchforks and lay siege to his house. Or we could just be impressed with a pretty cool analysis of a software program and over look his poor estimation of when he started listening to MP3s.
A tapeworm will make you eat more. Sounds like behavior modification to me. In all serious after a undergraduate Parasitology course the major lesson I learned was they are to be respected but not overly feared. For the most part 95% of a parasite species lives in about 5% of their host species. Simply put they infected the hell out of the host they are in but have a hard time "island-hopping" to the next host.
If I remember correctly T. gondii is really only a major concern to immune compromised individuals and of course pregnant women. The cysts take about 3 days to mature in cat crap, so if absolutely required a women should change the box daily.
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I hate it when someone finds something cool neat thing and then someone else attacks them on something totally irrelevant. You feel big now? Hope it helped your self esteem to reveal the dark fact that he in fact DIDN'T listen to mp3's in the early 1990's. I think you will successfully convince the jury with that one. Lets break out the torches and pitchforks and lay siege to his house. Or we could just be impressed with a pretty cool analysis of a software program and over look his poor estimation of when he started listening to MP3s.
A tapeworm will make you eat more. Sounds like behavior modification to me. In all serious after a undergraduate Parasitology course the major lesson I learned was they are to be respected but not overly feared. For the most part 95% of a parasite species lives in about 5% of their host species. Simply put they infected the hell out of the host they are in but have a hard time "island-hopping" to the next host. If I remember correctly T. gondii is really only a major concern to immune compromised individuals and of course pregnant women. The cysts take about 3 days to mature in cat crap, so if absolutely required a women should change the box daily.