Do you eat food off the floor?


Do you eat food off the floor?  

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    • Yes, always.
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    • Yes, if it remains on the floor less than 5 seconds it's still good to eat.
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    • Yes, but only if the food in question is something I really like.
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    • Yes, but only if the floor has been recently cleaned.
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    • It depends on what type of food we are talking about.
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    • No. It has Germs! Ewwww...
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no.

i have ablutomania (do you say "i have" with manias? i have no idea.) and so i never eat anything i dont exactly know where it comes from and who has touched it before.

no never, i dont eat at restaurants aswell, right.

5 second rule.

If you miss 5 seconds, you have to revert to the 10 second rule.

If you miss the 10 second rule, you have to revert to the 30 second rule.

If you keep breaking the rule, you have to keep going with a new rule until the food is eventually eaten. 'tis the laws of the land tbh.

But in all seriousness, depends on the food and the floor, as someone has mentioned. If I drop something like a peanut on the living room floor, I'll quite happily pick it up and eat it. I know the living room floor is clean enough to get away with that. I wouldn't pick up and eat any food I drop in a pub bathroom though. If I drop something that fluff or whatever might get stuck to, like spaghetti or something, I won't eat it. Way I see it, people have immune systems. Use it or lose it.

i do usually. no matter how dirty my floor might be chance is i wont die from it. if its veg/fruit then i will rinse it. if its hmm meat or something like that with sticky surface then no. and if breat, which landed on not buttered side then i will just blow dust from it and eat it.

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