Scarlet Ibis The Chicken of D.C. Sep 30, 2009 #1 Are you controlled by a cat parasite? Scary. I've never been so glad to not be warm and outgoing.
Quiffaa Love me outside Mzlicious Sep 30, 2009 #4 So, the reason for 'gender differences' is finally found?? Research has shown that women who are infected with the parasite tend to be warm, outgoing and attentive to others, while infected men tend to be less intelligent and probably a bit boring. Click to expand...
So, the reason for 'gender differences' is finally found?? Research has shown that women who are infected with the parasite tend to be warm, outgoing and attentive to others, while infected men tend to be less intelligent and probably a bit boring. Click to expand...
I I am a Ghost New Member Sep 30, 2009 #5 while infected men tend to be less intelligent and probably a bit boring. Click to expand... Glad I'm not infected. By this, at any rate...
while infected men tend to be less intelligent and probably a bit boring. Click to expand... Glad I'm not infected. By this, at any rate...
Quiffaa Love me outside Mzlicious Sep 30, 2009 #6 Toxoplasma, he notes, is "frighteningly amazing." It can change the personality of a rat so much that the rat surrenders itself to a cat, just as the parasite wanted. Click to expand... Maybe just a suicidal rat of the masochistic persuasion? I forgot to add that he presumes that cultural differences 'seen around the world' might be linked to that. Brazil/US of A. Highly dubious IMHO But relax: "This isn't about trying to freak cat owners out," he says. "Simply having a cat as a pet doesn't mean you're going to get infected, for sure." Of course, maybe some other parasite is making him say that. Click to expand...
Toxoplasma, he notes, is "frighteningly amazing." It can change the personality of a rat so much that the rat surrenders itself to a cat, just as the parasite wanted. Click to expand... Maybe just a suicidal rat of the masochistic persuasion? I forgot to add that he presumes that cultural differences 'seen around the world' might be linked to that. Brazil/US of A. Highly dubious IMHO But relax: "This isn't about trying to freak cat owners out," he says. "Simply having a cat as a pet doesn't mean you're going to get infected, for sure." Of course, maybe some other parasite is making him say that. Click to expand...