CDC: Castrating Lambs with Your Teeth May Make You Sick

Just so you know.
http://blogs.wsj.com/health/2011/12/08/cdc-castrating-lambs-with-your-teeth-may-...

This is pay to view.

>2 MarthaJeanne: Thank you for that excellent response.

You can read the first 50 words or whatever free. Beyond that, if you're curious enough to pay to read more, it raises disturbing questions of a personal nature.

("I was thinking about castrating a lamb with my teeth, but I dunno... the CDC says there may be some health risks. Maybe I should do more research before I decide...")

Edit: Re-reading this later, I'm not sure if the friendliness in the friendly joking tone I intended actually came through... If it sounds snotty, that was unintentional, and apologies!

>2 MarthaJeanne:

Personally, I would not pay to view someone castrating a lamb with his teeth.

Related, in a manner of speaking:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102926/

IIRC, Mike Rowe from Dirty Jobs seemed to think that using teeth was more humane: https://www.ted.com/talks/mike_rowe_celebrates_dirty_jobs

Come on, it takes both hands to hold the squirming lamb. What are you gonna use—your feet?

>1 Carnophile: .....Ok, I get that - but biting the heads off bats is still ok...right?

>8 DugsBooks:

Don't bite off their testicles though. Although if you can manage it when they fly by, you win my admiration.

>8 DugsBooks: If you do it on stage, you're good.

Didn't he claim it was a rubber bat, though?

Apparently he claimed he thought it was rubber.

http://ultimateclassicrock.com/ozzy-bites-the-head-off-a-bat-gruesome-rock-legen...

>12 davidgn:

Lovely.