i've heard that on the olyimpic games of beijing 2008 the food given to the athletes will be tested by rats previously in order to detect any kind of poison on them. don't you find it ridiculus?
chinese rats
The rats should be grateful they're not on the menu! 
| DoctorBeaver wrote: |
| The rats should be grateful they're not on the menu! |
well rats are being used for lots of tests... does it really matter much?
When i started to read this article i thought that rats will be eaten... But its little bit weird...
| elincinerador wrote: |
| i've heard that on the olyimpic games of beijing 2008 the food given to the athletes will be tested by rats previously in order to detect any kind of poison on them. don't you find it ridiculus? |
Where do you hear this?
That you hear this and believe this but not what you here is ridiculous,
incredible, I mean you are!
If someone tell you that a dog's father is a cat, you may take it seriously and show off around.
I just can not believe that you just...
You are ridiculous!!!!!!!
I just can not believe that you just...
You are ridiculous!!!!!!!
| osbits wrote: |
| If someone tell you that a dog's father is a cat, you may take it seriously and show off around.
I just can not believe that you just... You are ridiculous!!!!!!! |
A dog's father is not a cat ?! Oh my god
| sarapicoazul wrote: | ||
A dog's father is not a cat ?! Oh my god |
I appologize.
It's father is a cat.
Yes, I've heard that also. It's little bit weird, yes, and I didn't understand how they gonna do that tests.
I thought this was to test for counter-doping, or sabotage of a meal by including performance-enhancing drugs...? There is increasing concern that, because of doping scandals in previous Olympic games, a rival group may try to drug another team so that they're caught during the drug tests and disqualified. In which case, the rats would be useful; they're small and they have a very human-like metabolism, albeit much faster, so if a rat ingests a drug like steriods, they'll display effects quickly. I imaging blood or urine tests on a rat would be easy to perform on site, before dinner.
http://english.people.com.cn/200611/16/eng20061116_322137.html
Mices, not rats...
Mices, not rats...
I would trust Chinese rats,
more than I would French rats,
to be fair and impartial.
more than I would French rats,
to be fair and impartial.
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