Pva_Glue

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/at...=&postid=252929 Paul is ghey!

take me take me

:Owned:

funny enough money isnt one of issue at the moment

man I am frustrated...not only above reason... uni weather women Lab reports friends... I think I am getting better but I still feel like shit!

that's just worng... why would you pay $$$ for sex?, if you can have a girl friend will do for free...

NO! I wont pay $$$ for sex. if that's what you mean Paul

hahah I got a pic of FRANZ I think... I am sure it is him

WHAT A MAN HAVE TO DO TO GET LAID!!!!? eh? :confused:

dont temp me mate I might will do that hahhaha :bahaha: come on russle you love it dont ya? :shake:

as dry as bone? well use ome H2O and rehydrate it!

You guys better watch out for my pics... Troy will up load them 2moro! I am the winner I think

ohh come on russle like you are getting any !

I am getting frustrated... and damm weather doesnt help my mood either...

so you getting it lately? or not? Tanya doenst easily put out

I havent red back of this thred since monday...

:Owned:

Paul is Ghey! cheers Joe

Oppps heheh do I care? hehehe

heheh I know... I double and triple check on my reports but not here I give no shit ! :) here is more... Wuchereria bancrofti and Brugia malayi causes lymphatic Filariasis and Elephantiasis, more than a billion people are at risk. These parasites are endemic in at least 80 countries. It is primarily a disease of the poor people because of its frequent prevalence in remote rural areas and disfavored peri-urban and urban areas. The patients are physically incapacitated and cannot work nor live a normal life They suffer from physical, social, psychological and economical disadvantages, physically they are unable to care for self, isolated from the community, family stress and sexual disability. Psychologically they are depressed, hopelessness and fatalism even suicide does occur. Economically it decrease ability to work due to acute inflammatory attacks and treatments are very costly often ineffective. There are health programs to stop the spread of filarial infections by interrupt transmission in all endemic countries, this prevents the suffering and disability of affected individuals. The control is largely depends on the elimination of mosquito breeding sites. There are also drugs available use of diethyl-carbamazine (DEC), Mebendazole and ivermectin. Theses drugs are all effective against the microfilariae, but not as in adults. Individual protection can be increased through the use of insect repellents and bed netting.

is tristian helping you adam? I have to say he knows his shit

I am still around doing lab write up which is due 2moro cheers Joe here is the preview Abstract: The isolation and identification of bacteria from a sample of swamp water proceeded over a period of three weeks. The differential and selective methods were used to distinguish colony morphology, samples were observed under a microscope, gram and spore stains. Gram positive organisms and biochemical tests were used to distinguish gram negative organisms. From the biochemical tests, using the API 20E system, it was determined that the organism A (Isolate 1) was Pseudomonas and the organism B (Isolate 2) was Klebsiella. Using some of the characteristics observed of the isolates it was determined that the bacteria in the MSA was Staphylococcus and the bacteria in the NA was Bacillus.

sure am

mr troy boy! please put that one pic with you know what :shake:... just one b4 you go to bed, so boyz wont dispointed...

sorry to hear it Mr.Ken...