Wooden Spoon Only Thing In Man’s Life That Not Giving Him Cancer
Wooden Spoon Only Thing In Man’s Life That Not Giving Him Cancer
SPARTA, OH—Setting itself apart as a uniquely innocuous object, a wooden spoon is the only thing in local man Patrick Davies’ life that is not currently giving him cancer, sources confirmed Thursday. Unlike every other physical item Davies encounters in his day-to-day existence, the bamboo utensil i...

Yeah, but it just soaked up bacteria in the sink…
41 0 ReplyActually, the capillary action of wood is antibacterial. It dehydrates the cells and they die.
Wood cutting boards are more hygienic than plastic.
65 0 ReplyWhere else am i to get my required daily dose of microplastic?
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I always crack up at the nonchalant "sources confirm" in this kind of article.
16 0 ReplyAnd they called me mad for doing the work I do. MWHAHA!
15 0 ReplyWait until you learn about the mycotoxins that can accumulate in wood.
14 0 ReplySplinters could cause small wounds in the lips or tongue. Over time, there will be a slight increase in cancer risk. Also, cancer needs nutrients to grow, so anything that helps you to eat could eventually lead to cancer. Better to wither away than aid your cells in growing and dividing, I always say.
13 0 ReplyIndeed, being a multicellular organism usually means you're either pre-cancer or already have tumors that have not yet become malignant.
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well, it depends
If the wood used to make the spoon has been treated with chemical agents, it can potentially cause cancer as well.
12 0 ReplyWhy is this on the onion if its true?
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5 0 Replyheadline is weird
3 0 ReplyHeadline is accurate.
5 0 Reply"wooden spoon only thing... that not giving him cancer"
it should be that is not / that's not / not. 'that not' is nonsense with a singular subject.
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Intruder that broke into his house, snapped the wooden spoon in half and impaled him with it.
2 0 ReplyThis comment gave me cancer
4 0 ReplyAn intruder named Van Helsing?
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I thought bamboo was grass not wood
1 0 ReplyWhy use more words when less work? (I know it's the actual title of the article, no offense towards you, op).
1 0 ReplyIt's newspaper title logic, it's been a thing forever. It was too save space back where every letter counted.
5 0 ReplyYeah. Sorry, I was just being dumb. As I said nothing against OP.
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