Monday, October 1, 2007
Is there any validity to the so-called 5-second rule?
According to UW-Madison bacteriologist Glenn Chambliss,
On the other hand,
Give me a one-handed bacteriologist.
(via WisBlawg)
Update: From The Dilbert Newsletter 66
if you dropped food in places harboring nasties like E. Coli bacteria, any contamination would happen instantaneously, the scientist says.
On the other hand,
Obviously, eating food off the floor gets riskier the longer it has been lying there.
Give me a one-handed bacteriologist.
(via WisBlawg)
Update: From The Dilbert Newsletter 66
This week I am in Manhattan, living like a New Yorker. I have learned many things about the city. Today I will teach you how to ride the subway.¶ 10/01/2007 12:01:00 PM
First, when you drop part of a cookie in the subway station, the five second rule does not apply. That cookie is dead before it hits the ground.
