Gary
En-Route
Shear idiocy and panic!
Agreed!
We just got a corporate directive that restricts all international, Mexico, Texas and California travel! Business essential only and requires approval of senior management.
Unbelieveable!
Gary
Shear idiocy and panic!
I'm hoping nature will "select" the stupid, and that's about 80%....
I am not so sure. The morons will sneeze and rush to the doctors office. Once there they will wait in cramped waiting area and pass germs and viruses to each other. If only one of the morons has the flu perhaps they all will get it. Well, one can hope.No, it's the idiots that freak out over what they hear on Faux News that will be washing their hands more often, etc. so it'll only get the smart people.
I am not so sure. The morons will sneeze and rush to the doctors office. Once there they will wait in cramped waiting area and pass germs and viruses to each other. If only one of the morons has the flu perhaps they all will get it. Well, one can hope.
At which point they show the workers wiping down the floors and all the desks. Don't worry. They're protected. They're wearing DUST MASKS."Illinois has 3 confirmed cases, making it one the states with the highest number of cases in the United States!"...."Schools are closed. Being sanitized."
WGN Midday News:
At which point they show the workers wiping down the floors and all the desks. Don't worry. They're protected. They're wearing DUST MASKS.
Then they have the handy-dandy slide "H1N1 Flu" and a DUST MASK.
And also on that site:WGN Midday News:
At which point they show the workers wiping down the floors and all the desks. Don't worry. They're protected. They're wearing DUST MASKS.
Then they have the handy-dandy slide "H1N1 Flu" and a DUST MASK.
Medical officials said the current strain of flu - while certainly highly contagious because of its novelty and lack of built-up immunity - did not seem to compare with earlier, infamous flu outbreaks.
"This does not have the mortality of the Spanish flu in 1918," said Dr. Vishnu Chundi, who heads the infectious disease department at Westlake Hospital and Our Lady of the Resurrection Medical Center. "People need to calm down."