Mouldy

... :P Well I'm careful not to use it religiously. I don't know if my room could be considered a colonization environment (Computer junkies room, mouldy pizza boxes everywhere etc), although we definitely use it at work in the office as keyboards are a huge base-of-operations for bacteria to spread. ...

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... bottle and it was full with these things! size: about a half millimeter (rather less) colour: light grey to white next to it was a little bag of mouldy potatos i threw away in an instant, but that wanst all. the grandmother of my sisters boyfriend has an old fashioned stable with chickens, pigs... ...

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Yes eating mouldy food can be dangerous, Peter the Great lost 20000 men to rye flour infected with Claviceps purpurea (also known as ergot) during his invasion of Turkey in 1722. Many fungi produce toxins see http://www.doctorfungus.org/mycoses/environ/mould_disease.htm ...

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But some mouldy food like "blue cheeses" are also considered a delicacy by many people, and are indeed quite healthy. Patrick You are so right! That cheese is a gift from god! I like dairy products very much, and it is one of ...

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... people are willingly going to the McDonald, I guess it could be possible :wink: More seriously, the answer is yes and no. Yes in the sense that mouldy food is usually rotten and many things that will make you sick can be found in this kind of food. But in my experience, first you do not eat ...

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