victor809
8 years ago
http://www.bbc.com/news/health-43571120 

I'd been hearing about this for probably 10 years now... the ex was doing her doctorate on antibiotic resistant strains of gonorrhea... There's been a lot of worry about them developing in africa.

Now we have a case of a strain resistant to two major antibiotics in Europe.

The one remaining antibiotic won't really hold out for long.

This is gonna be a really bad way to die...
danmdevries
8 years ago
Soon enough it'll be as if antibiotics never existed.

DrafterX
8 years ago
What's green and eats nuts..?? 😕
victor809
8 years ago

Soon enough it'll be as if antibiotics never existed.

danmdevries wrote:



A lot of people don't realize that once the antibiotics stop working.... these bacterial infections can be really nasty...

We used to die a lot of bacterial infection.

Now an STD with only one remaining antibiotic cure?

Gene363
8 years ago

A lot of people don't realize that once the antibiotics stop working.... these bacterial infections can be really nasty...

We used to die a lot of bacterial infection.

Now an STD with only one remaining antibiotic cure?

victor809 wrote:



A simple paper cut could kill you back in the "good old days" You can keep them.
victor809
8 years ago
yep....

On the up-side, a couple good antibiotic resistant bacterial strains (especially if they are STDs) could really help solve our climate change/pollution issue.
DrafterX
8 years ago
A paper cut to da genitally sounds pretty bad to me... 😟
victor809
8 years ago

A paper cut to da genitally sounds pretty bad to me... 😟

DrafterX wrote:



trying to trace your pen1s out on paper to make turkeys for thanksgiving again?
DrMaddVibe
8 years ago

http://www.bbc.com/news/health-43571120

I'd been hearing about this for probably 10 years now... the ex was doing her doctorate on antibiotic resistant strains of gonorrhea... There's been a lot of worry about them developing in africa.

Now we have a case of a strain resistant to two major antibiotics in Europe.

The one remaining antibiotic won't really hold out for long.

This is gonna be a really bad way to die...

victor809 wrote:



So now we all know why she divorced you!

Sorry about your horrible death. Really, I am.
victor809
8 years ago
silence moron, adults are talking.
DrafterX
8 years ago
I'm gonna make a paper turkey when I get home.. 🤣
Hank_The_Tank
8 years ago

silence moron, adults are talking.

victor809 wrote:



bahahahaha
Thunder.Gerbil
8 years ago

yep....

On the up-side, a couple good antibiotic resistant bacterial strains (especially if they are STDs) could really help solve our climate change/pollution issue.

victor809 wrote:



I heard on the internet that these antibiotic resistant bacterial strains couldn't survive above 5000 ft.
victor809
8 years ago

I heard on the internet that these antibiotic resistant bacterial strains couldn't survive above 5000 ft.

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:



HEHEHEH.... oooohhhh cross-topic mocking!
Speyside
8 years ago
Well played. Antibiotic resistant bacteria should scare the hell out of everyone. Unfortunately so many people are to dumb to understand what is coming.
frankj1
8 years ago
the Tripod is experiencing shrinkage!
Mrs. dpnewell
8 years ago

Well played. Antibiotic resistant bacteria should scare the hell out of everyone. Unfortunately so many people are to dumb to understand what is coming.

Speyside wrote:



+1

David (dpnewell)
HuckFinn
8 years ago

trying to trace your pen1s out on paper to make turkeys for thanksgiving again?

victor809 wrote:


Now that was pretty funny!
KingoftheCove
8 years ago
eh......not too worried about that.
But very worried about any number viruses currently around, mutating into highly contagious, airborne and deadly forms.
The petri dish this planet has become is ripe for it.
AIDS/HIV is nothing compared to what could happen.....and sooner than later.
victor809
8 years ago
I dunno man. I used to be with you on the virus thing.... they do have a very high rate of mutation and potential to get super contagious.

but over the years I've cooled on them... they are too dependent on the host. No internal machinery... The bacteria, while mutating slower, have managed to show they can overcome our current defenses, they have shown much greater resilience... and they have just enough autonomy to be scary...

I dunno....

I'm leaning towards team bacteria these days....

either one could take our population down a few notches though
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