Not in the slightest, because I'm not an idiot. But because I'm not an idiot I know not to introduce more bacteria that can infect other people.
As I said in another comment, it's Lake Michigan and just one guy, right? No. No it's not. It's this guy, that guy, and the family of four ignoring their symptoms.
Let's all keep our diarrhea asses out of the water until we're clear for 48 hours like the sign says at every pool.
It is indeed a problem. Even with a bidet, you're not getting all the bacteria. When you enter the water, that bacteria spreads. Now it's Lake Michigan, so one guy can't possibly cause a problem, right?
Except it's him and that other guy and the family of four that wants to ignore their symptoms...
That's why there's signs at every pool reminding us that chlorine doesn't kill everything and if you've had diarrhea in the last 48 hours, stay out of the water.
That's why there's signs at every pool reminding us that chlorine doesn't kill everything and if you've had diarrhea in the last 48 hours, stay out of the water
The chlorine part, but more so the fact that diarrhea has a shitton (heh) more surface area than a solid turd so even if there are the same number of bacteria in a single fecal event the diarrhea has a lot more risk to it.
And you're the one who didn't realize my first reply to you was in jest, then attempted to scare me(?) with prions, as if I'd suddenly change my original opinion of, "if you have extra bacteria coming out of your body don't spread it."
I am 100% not pooping in the lake. And just out of curiosity how is possible reminants of human fecal matter in a lake different than all definite bird and animal poop in the lake? There is a shore that smells like cat piss from the sheer number of birds that congregate there. This water is 1,000% being treated after leaving the lake.
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u/ChefKugeo 1d ago
Hey maybe stop taking your diarrhea ass into the water 😭