Uzumaki type shyt :dayum:Breh ate a slug and became a slug
R.I.P to the slug eating dude
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Bleed The Freak
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Who'd have guessed eating an insect that shyts out slim when it moves, eat bacteria and moves around fecal matter is bad for your health 
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Promising rugby player who became a paraplegic after swallowing a garden slug as a dare at a birthday party dies aged 28 - after an eight year battle with a parasite infection
- Sam Ballard has died eight years after a dare among mates left him a paraplegic
- Mr Ballard was just 19 when he swallowed a garden slug at a 2010 backyard party
- The promising rugby player spent three years in a coma, before leaving hospital
- Mr Ballard had been closely supported by his mates since the night of incident
A gifted rugby player who became a paraplegic after swallowing a garden slug as a dare has died after an eight-year battle with a parasite infection.
Sam Ballard, 28, spent three years in hospital after eating the garden slug at a party in 2010 when he was just 19.
The 'cheeky larrikin' passed away on Friday surrounded by family and a loyal group of friends after years of medical complications following the incident.
Mr Ballard's last words to his mother Katie were: 'I love you'.
We need that smiley
Absolut da poet ®
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Kairi Irving
Here Comes A New Challenger
RIP to the dude and condolences to the friends and family, I’m sure it was pure hell for his parents to go through. That being said play stupid games win stupid prizes.
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australia racist as hell they should all eat slugs
I would never knowingly eat any bug but i'd think your stomach acid would kill it. At worst you'd think they'd be able to give you antibiotics. So what this one slug kept growing or did it have babies
Absolut da poet ®
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https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/rat-lungworm-infects-12-across-u-s-cdc-finds-n896981
Rat lungworm is a nematode whose scientific name is Angiostrongylus cantonensis. It has a stomach-churning life cycle that starts in rats.
“Their normal route in the rat is that they are ingested, they penetrate the intestine and they make their way to the brain, where they develop,” said Heather Stockdale Walden, a parasitologist at the University of Florida who has studied the worm.
“They come back to the pulmonary artery in the rat and they reproduce.” Rats excrete it and it can get picked up by snails and slugs, some of which are very tiny. The CDC explains its life cycle in a video.
“In humans or horse or dog or bird it’ll still penetrate the intestine and it’ll enter the circulation and go to the brain and that’s where it stops. It doesn’t finish its development into the worm,” Walden said in a telephone interview.
Brolic Scholar
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He sure was excited about that pack of bacon.
