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"I think I've poisoned myself"

I think the milk in my ceral this morning was a little off. There was a slight sour taste to it.

Also, I now have a raging stomach ache. It's very uncomfortable.

(Being a bloke you see, when I am ill I do indeed feel the need to tell the whole world about it)

I think the milk in my ceral this morning was a little off. There was a slight sour taste to it.

Also, I now have a raging stomach ache. It's very uncomfortable.

(Being a bloke you see, when I am ill I do indeed feel the need to tell the whole world about it)

food poisoning, can be deadly, if it ent sorted after a certain space of time, you have a chance of dieing. or was my mum juat trying to scare me into cooking my food properly

Seems about right. I feel like I'm dying, you know :)

LMAO

Sounds like your just making cottage cheese mate wouldnt worry about it, unless of coarse your leg drops off thats usually a very bad sign and medical help should be found immidiately if not sooner

you will puke tonight if you do have food poisoning, which means you have to last the whole night, then go to the doctros for an emergancy appointment

My superhuman immune system will fend off the offending bacteria.

No sign of Nausea, vomiting or diarrhea yet. It might not be food poisoning, with any luck...

I had food poisoning a few years ago (about two- so mabye it was a couple of years ago instead of a few). Anyway, it was pretty nasty. I couldn't and didn't want to eat for three days!



So I'm hoping for you that it isn't food poisoning.

Just make sure you have toilet paper

hohoho

I've been reading up on food poisoning, and it appears you can't get it from gone-off milk.

Presumably the milk can still cause the stomach upset (something must have) but with any luck that'll be all I get.

However, I also found out the following:

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A drop of sour milk may contain more than 50 million
bacteria."

What can happen to humans who drink sour milk? The June,
1994 issue of Your Health reported:

"In 1992, 19,000 deaths were attributed to infections caused
by antibiotic-resistant organisms. They played a partial
role in another 58,000 deaths that same year."

This week, by a vote of 58-40, the United States Senate
passed a bill that seeks to eradicate a very serious cow
disease called Johne's. Johne's is caused by mycobacterium
paratuberculosis. For humans, there is a direct link to
irritable bowel syndrome and Crohn's disease from drinking
cow's milk.

Forty million Americans having irritable bowels may have
already been infected.

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haha!!!!