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General TMMAC’ers Who Eat Ass...
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Guys who take a stand about not eating ass are usually not with chicks with asses anyone would want to eat.
But to each their own, little guy.
But to each their own, little guy.
Hey. Eat ass if you want but at least have the decency to be ashamed. You ass eaters need to quit acting like your All American Joes and not demented perverts who belong on a government watch list.
Nobody is saying you need to jump in the deep end of the pool right away. Baby steps; have you heard of this new position "doggystyle"?
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Rare (Fewer than 200,000 cases per year in US)
Treatment from medical professional advised
Requires lab test or imaging
Can last several days or weeks
Transmitted through fecal-oral route
Urgent medical attention recommended in severe cases
E. coli infection
- OVERVIEW
- SYMPTOMS
- DIAGNOSIS
- TREATMENT
Rare (Fewer than 200,000 cases per year in US)
Treatment from medical professional advised
Requires lab test or imaging
Can last several days or weeks
Transmitted through fecal-oral route
Urgent medical attention recommended in severe cases
E. coli infection
- OVERVIEW
- SYMPTOMS
- DIAGNOSIS
- TREATMENT
Rare (Fewer than 200,000 cases per year in US)
Treatment from medical professional advised
Requires lab test or imaging
Can last several days or weeks
Transmitted through fecal-oral route
Urgent medical attention recommended in severe cases
E. coli infection
Episodes of abdominal cramps, diarrhea, and vomiting resulting from infection by E. coli bacteria.
- OVERVIEW
- SYMPTOMS
- DIAGNOSIS
- TREATMENT
Rare (Fewer than 200,000 cases per year in US)
Treatment from medical professional advised
Requires lab test or imaging
Can last several days or weeks
Transmitted through fecal-oral route
Urgent medical attention recommended in severe cases
E. coli infection
Episodes of abdominal cramps, diarrhea, and vomiting resulting from infection by E. coli bacteria.
Rare (Fewer than 200,000 cases per year in US)Treatment from medical professional advisedRequires lab test or imagingCan last several days or weeksTransmitted through fecal-oral routeUrgent medical attention recommended in severe cases
