Isa's Homestead Happenings and Hangout

[Painted Calls]

Everything cancer, it's goin all the way through....like a little carcinogen express train.

Choo-choo!

 

[MACCanadianCoop]

Everything cancer, it's goin all the way through....like a little carcinogen express train.

Kill the worms with cancer...it has merit

 

[azurbanclucker]

Kill the worms with cancer...it has merit

So... Worms don't like carcinogens, so, "grill more!"

Got it!

 

[nuthatched]

Kill the worms with cancer...it has merit

Can worms get cancer? I'm sure some government somewhere is paying some hack to study that....

 

[nuthatched]

So... Worms don't like carcinogens, so, "grill more!"

Got it!

Just hook your car exaust to your coop and you'll never have to worry about wormy chickens again.

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

Can worms get cancer? I'm sure some government somewhere is paying some hack to study that....

I don't see why not. Cancer is essentially a cellular division disorder in which a cell loses control of its ability to proliferate and genetically alter itself (differentiation), so it spawns identical cells, which spawn identical cells, and so on.

If it can divide, it can be tumor-fied.

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

cellular division disorder in which a cell loses control of its ability to proliferate and genetically alter itself (differentiation)

Mare, look at what my Pathophysiology class is teaching me! I've got even more fancy medicine words to use!

 

[Hayden Goseek]

Mare, look at what my Pathophysiology class is teaching me! I've got even more fancy medicine words to use!

A&P is cool but pathophys is where it's at.
One is about how the body works. The other is about how it breaks.

 

[Sapphire Sebright]

A&P is cool but pathophys where it's at.
One is about how the body works. The other is about how it breaks.

Oh thank goodness, a qualified nurse. You're not correcting me, so I assume that my explanation was correct.

I do like learning how things can break. This class has been incredibly fascinating and incredibly worrying.

 

[Hayden Goseek]

Oh thank goodness, a qualified nurse. You're not correcting me, so I assume that my explanation was correct.

I do like learning how things can break. This class has been incredibly fascinating and incredibly worrying.

Without researching it, it makes perfect sense. I hope no one is trying to create a 'parasite' cancer. The unintended consequences seem Endless.

My 'favorite' body malfunctions are when the body overcorrects and creates a worst problem. Paradoxes are fascinating.