On Thu, 24 Aug 2006 22:05:12 +0100, Adam Funk
wrote:

On 2006-08-24, Dave Fawthrop wrote:

| The air is full of bacteria, your skin is, your car keys are, your steering
| wheel is - and as for picking your nose or scratching your head ...
|
|The air is even more full of bacteria when warm air has been blowing
|across people's damp hands...

Not all bacteria cause disease, many are helpful to the human body, notably
those in Yoghurt and most strains of E-Coli.

True, but I don't think you get probiotics off other people's damp
hands after they've been to the toilet.

Where does the air originate for these hot-air hand driers? Surely
it's from the bowels of the bog, which includes the #2 cubicles and
the urinal stalls?

Or is it ducted in from fresh sweet pastures somewhere?

EMNTK -

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Frank Erskine