". . . and placing maggots on wounds is an age-old method of fighting infection."
Of course it is.
Haven't you seen the movie Gladiator?
Of course it is.
Haven't you seen the movie Gladiator?
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Fred Bonney
Guest
Fattens them up nicely!
Richard Farrow
Senior Member
Heaven help us if the NHS start ordering them, they will soon be a fiver a pint.
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Cakey
Guest
I will leave them my maggot
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Paul (Brummie) Williams
Guest
any chance of avin em when they turn to casters.......those 7 barbs luv a bit of new DNA/forum/smilies/tongue_out_smiley.gif
Panic not chaps - have you read this - it was scientist in Wales who discovered this - in Wales they only just discovered toilet paper so we've years to go before we get worried
ps - they still wipe their arse on a sheep out there
ps - they still wipe their arse on a sheep out there
Mr Cholmondeley-Corker (PaSC)
Senior Member
They've been using maggots to keep wounds clean in rthe NHS for years. Honey too.
Ray Roberts
Well-known member
I told her indoors that there was nothing wrong with keeping them in the bl**dy fridge.
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Cakey
Guest
keep mine between my legs
tench2k3
Member
mabeywe should keep it in wales and let you english suffer /forum/smilies/big_smile_smiley.gifor free in wales scotland and irland and overcharge the english
Trench; That what they will do mate /forum/smilies/smile_smiley.gif. LOL.