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[Rick]

This right here is the kind of forward, out of box thinking ya'll come on here for. You won't find that on Medline.commie.

"Hey! You just pee'd on my foot!"
"Looks like you might have trench foot."
"Huh? I haven't got ..... really?"

[Ken]

That foot's gonna' taste pretty bad when he sticks it back in his mouth.

[Rick]

I know a guy that would love it. Just love it.

[Ken]

I know a guy that would love it. Just love it.

Could it be? Could Coffee-Break be HIM? There are a LOT of indications here that it's likely...

[Rick]

I don't know. I think that guy is really Ray Mears. 'Course he could have some Bear in him.

[crashdive123]

Could it be? Could Coffee-Break be HIM? There are a LOT of indications here that it's likely...

Who? Sarge?

[Rick]

Sarge will pee on your foot. You won't have to pay him or nuttin'. He'll do it for free.

[hunter63]

I was gonna tell ya the story about the stage act where the lady would.......naw,.. never mind.... this is still a family site, sorry.........

[Coffee_Break]

<If your worried about thing's like Athlete's Foot or Trenchfoot, dont be, there's an instant cure for that, next time you stop to pull out your dong and take a leak, take your boots off and piss on your feet... Doesnt sound very sanitary does it but surprisingly this is what they teach soldiers the world over!

Feel free to Bazuka that Varuca (your miles from a pharmacy!) but the fact is your own pee contains enough Uretha (Alkaline) to kill most fungal infections dead!>

I doubt that I have enough uretha(urethra) to reach my feet (and i'm not short in that regard) Now urea, is a different story. Know what you are talking about before you speak.

Here take a long read - Just add the HTTP

://goo.gl/piL1z4

Also learn the difference in spelling it with an R... Sarge? You mean "STAFF" Unless you mean the Sargent Major!

It;s only advisable to use your own, how'd you know the guy you invite to pee on your leg hasnt got the CLAP?

You wouldnt want me peeing on you, not after all those HEPATITIS Vaccinations against HEP A-B and even C.

Yes, I am immune to C - Because I am a geneticly born carrier!

[Ken]

Here take a long read - Just add the HTTP

://goo.gl/piL1z4

Also learn the difference in spelling it with an R... Sarge? You mean "STAFF" Unless you mean the Sargent Major!

It;s only advisable to use your own, how'd you know the guy you invite to pee on your leg hasnt got the CLAP?

"Urine Therapy for Hands, Feet & Nails?" I heard someone say it's also good for your teeth, so I peed in your beer for you yesterday.

[Ken]

Duh?

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[Coffee_Break]

Thanks for the Trollollol Ken, you made me laugh - I'll pass on the beer!

Only people that have worked in EMERGANCY RESPONDER situations are immunized against HEP A-B but then I guess you knew that and I guess you already, all probably knew that and know you wouldnt want to get a bite off a person thats been immunized against it or a person that has already got it!

[Ken]

Yes, I am immune to C - Because I am a geneticly born carrier!

http://www.patient.co.uk/doctor/hepatitis-c

[Coffee_Break]

It's called Occult infection, it's incurable! I was Born with it.

But you sure as hell wouldnt want me to sanitize anything with my pee on your body! Not unless you like the idea of;

Gangrene, Fever, Jaundice, Diarrhea followed up in 14 weeks with Liver Failure and Death! Heck of a way to die out in the Wilderness!

[Ken]

You may have been born with it, but it sure as hell ain't genetic.

[Ken]

But you sure as hell wouldnt want me to sanitize anything with my pee on your body!

Not a good idea, unless you want to pee in a bag for the rest of your life.

[Coffee_Break]

Well lets see, I am not dying from it, it's not doing anything to my Liver!

But if I took a pee on your toothbrush when you werent looking, the same can not be said for you!

The hepatitis C virus naturally mutates, or alters its genome, very rapidly. Its strains have two to three times more genetic variability, for example, than HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, and hepatitis C reproduces more than 100 billion times per day, 100 times faster than HIV. The infection is asymptomatic in the acute stage, making it less likely that diagnosis will be made early, when it is easiest to treat.

The large numbers of mutations are simply random in the virus' ever-changing genome, but a new study suggests that Darwinian genetic selection is at play. That is, the virus' genome changes in ways that make it more reproductively "fit" in the face of each immune system it encounters, changing what is must to evade the immune system in one host, then restoring itself when the pressure is off.

It changes 14 T-Cell's and produces some rather unique amino acids! (how about that for a dose of Resident Evil?)

[Ken]

It's not a good idea to talk about peeing on my toothbrush, Hep C or not. It's not a good idea to even THINK about peeing on my toothbrush. In fact, the smartest thing you could possibly do is to keep at least 1,000 miles away from my toothbrush.

I live near the ocean, and I doubt that you're up to a 50 mile swim. 'Nuff said?

[Rick]

all probably knew that and know you wouldnt want to get a bite off a person thats been immunized against it

So you think you can contract a disease from someone that has been immunized for it? What are they going to infect you with .... antibodies?

Only people that have worked in EMERGANCY RESPONDER situations are immunized against HEP A-B

That, sir, is utter rubbish and I'd really like for you to post a source that says that's true. Anyone....Anyone can be immunized against both A-B in both the U.S. and Great Britain. Travelers to various parts of the world are advised TO be immunized for Hep A and there is a rather lengthy list of folks that should be immunized against Hep B including travelers.

As to neo-natal Hep C unless your physician has assured you via tests that Hep C has not/is not causing you any problems then you have no way of knowing. You can have no symptoms and still have ongoing damage to your liver. At 39 you are now at the right age for liver cancer and/or cirrhosis so ongoing testing is advisable for anyone with neo-natal Hep C whether they develop symptoms of the disease or not.

[Ken]

Like I said.