Reply to "Life on Fort Island"

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D2 posted:
Still do in every rural community. My family used to also. On reflection I think of the proliferation of ecoli communities across everything and cringe. I was told by a biologist friend that the bacteria is not active given it is in a dry environment. I wonder if the particles flew into one's tea or water. Don't make sense to me.

Yikes! never heard of this. Can understand it back in the day as they were not aware of the dangers, but can't understand the use of it now. Interesting. It may help explain why we have cow shit eating bramins and so on.

11/28/181:40 PM

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