Any of you had it yet? Did you survive? Will I?

OldEd out--

Any of you had it yet? Did you survive? Will I?

OldEd out--


no, no. can i have your farm?

no, no. can i have your farm?
over it. My will is mute on who inherits. You DO get my 40-year collection of libbie yard signs tho.

Or brown bottle flu? How did you get that strain? Been on some sort of special ops?

Or brown bottle flu? How did you get that strain? Been on some sort of special ops?
It's an especially vicious strain because you LOSE ALL TASTE FOR ALCOHOL. I mean, I never ...

over it. My will is mute on who inherits. You DO get my 40-year collection of libbie yard signs tho.

i went back through the files and found some pictures of kentucky women. this isnt her is it?

i went back through the files and found some pictures of kentucky women. this isnt her is it?

That is the most disgusting photo ever posted here. You should be banned.

I has a bad flu in December, but got over it. It was really fun when my wife and I both had it, plus our two kids. Reminded me of the barf-o-rama in "Stand By Me."

That is the most disgusting photo ever posted here. You should be banned.

I has a bad flu in December, but got over it. It was really fun when my wife and I both had it, plus our two kids. Reminded me of the barf-o-rama in "Stand By Me."


i'm sorry.

as all flus are avian and all come from Asia. I guess they've tracked this one down to Viet Nam. Influenza virus cross the species boundry from Human to Duck, mutate and cross back anew. Since asia eats duck like we eat chicken, they have huge duck farms where said transfers / mutations most likely will occur. We're supposed to get one that will rival the influenza epidemic of the early 1900's, meaning many will die. Is this the one?

as all flus are avian and all come from Asia. I guess they've tracked this one down to Viet Nam. Influenza virus cross the species boundry from Human to Duck, mutate and cross back anew. Since asia eats duck like we eat chicken, they have huge duck farms where said transfers / mutations most likely will occur. We're supposed to get one that will rival the influenza epidemic of the early 1900's, meaning many will die. Is this the one?

they are always predicting the next big pandemic....one happens by every 100 years or there abouts so I would say statistically we are due...scary thing about this latest strain is that the fatality rate so far is 7/10....if it should truly make the jump retaining its lethality we will see something very medieval, the likes of which very few can remember, especially in the third world where access to vaccines will lag far behind. I hope this is not the one.