by purplecows on October 29th, 2009

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What is the difference between "good" and "bad" bacteria?

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  • by snatchquach LOONYVILLE INMATE on January 1st, 2012

    snatchquach LOONYVILLE INMATE

    Good bacteria makes you fart, bad bacteria makes you squirt.

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  • by Abdullah on November 4th, 2009

    Abdullah

    Infact there is nothiing called "Good" or "bad" bacteria that depends on what do you use it !
    for eampile E-coli is a bacteria wich found in the guts thease bacteria nessesery for the humans "digesting silelouse" or other uses "I'll not gonna bore you with them " if tease bacteria get into the stomach it might cause a stomach Ulcer
    thanks

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  • by HaoieZ on October 29th, 2009

    HaoieZ

    Good bacteria live in harmony with the human body, aiding digestion and such.

    The bad cause diseases.

  • by Nutsy_Rail on January 1st, 2012

    Nutsy_Rail

    You don“t aquire good bacteria by having unprotected sex with prostitutes.

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  • by purplecows on January 1st, 2012

    purplecows

    Maybe aerobic bacteria are good and anaerobic bacteria are bad.

    Or maybe bacteria that you're used to and newly-arrived bacteria are bad (why else would travelers to Mexico get Montezuma's Revenge, while natives don't?)

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