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36,000 people die annually from influenza in the US. When "Pig Flu" gets those numbers then color me concerned.


This could be as bad as the bird flu epedemic a couple of years ago. Really, the news channels need a possible disaster to keep ratings up. I wouldn't worry too much.

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WHO upgrades swine flu to category five threat level.


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Wait, do people ever put bacon in poutine?

You probably could and it'd probably fit right in with the rest of the grease but I've not actually ever seen it done.


CourtFool wrote:
Thanks for the update, Chicken Little.

No kidding...

Talk about blowing things out of proportion. Not that the media is exactly being subtle with this story.

I'm waiting for them to discover that 'cars' are dangerous. There are thousands of deaths attributed to 'cars' every year. If you live near any or have seen one in the last week I suggest you run screaming in terror to a fortified steel box in the basement where you do nothing but watch the news and hope that the 'cars' go away.

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Jeremy Mac Donald wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Wait, do people ever put bacon in poutine?
You probably could and it'd probably fit right in with the rest of the grease but I've not actually ever seen it done.

Probably want to use crispy lardons, not breakfast bacon.


Jeremy Mac Donald wrote:
I'm waiting for them to discover that 'cars' are dangerous.

Thanks. I am going to have nightmares now.

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CourtFool wrote:
Jeremy Mac Donald wrote:
I'm waiting for them to discover that 'cars' are dangerous.

Thanks. I am going to have nightmares now.

give thanks you don't have to sleep on one of those, I know of many kids who do!

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T'Ranchule wrote:
Heathansson wrote:
T'Ranchule wrote:
Man, that poutine stuff looks tasty! It just a shame I'd have to fly half way around the world in order to try some :(
Where are you?

Sydney, Australia. While we do have Chips-&-Gravy and Cheezy Fries here, I don't think I've ever found all three in the same dish at once.

And Poutine looks infinitely more appetising than our own Pie Floater.

[threadjack]

Hey man, I know Springwood is a fair hike from the city, but a few of us in Sydney are trying to plan a get together in June to meet up, have a few drinks, and talk gaming. If you’re interested, check out
this thread.

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You'll all be laughing in your graves! Fort Worth Independent School District just closed the entire district! It's the end, I tells ya!


yellowdingo wrote:
Dont know your history there babe...they hunted whales down the east coast...so Whalers is way more accurate.

Its your history as well... Captain Cook called the east coast New South Wales because it reminded him of the south of Wales (UK).

Yes they killed whales up and down the east coast - But in your part of the world they almost hunted crocs to extinction (although some are getting their own back).

yellowdingo wrote:

Now that Texas has fallen to this Plague, I wish to officially issue an edict to the surviving US states:

NUKE UM IF YA GOT UM!

"This Pig flu has been created by Muslims to pick off all you pork Eaters." Sheeze! I realy hope this isnt man made. Biowarfare is just going to piss Barack the Butcher off.

I take it back you haven't been at the beer you have been licking Cane Toads haven't you.

Bufotenin, one of the chemicals excreted by the cane toad, is classified as a Class 1 drug under Australian drug laws. This is the same classification as heroin and marijuana. It is thought that the effects of bufotenin are similar to that of mild poisoning; the stimulating effect, which includes mild hallucinations, lasts for less than one hour.[11] Since the cane toad excretes bufotenin in very small amounts, and other toxins in relatively large amounts, toad licking could result in serious illness or death.


Jeremy Mac Donald wrote:
I'm waiting for them to discover that 'cars' are dangerous. There are thousands of deaths attributed to 'cars' every year. If you live near any or have seen one in the last week I suggest you run screaming in terror to a fortified steel box in the basement where you do nothing but watch the news and hope that the 'cars' go away.

Classic Boy who Cried Wolf syndrome. They blow enough things out of proportion, that everyone assumes EVERYTHING is blown out of proportion. 99% of the time, that's probably a safe bet, but sometimes disasters do actually occur...


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
You'll all be laughing in your graves! Fort Worth Independent School District just closed the entire district! It's the end, I tells ya!

Wait does that mean kids in Texas are not being eduacated?

Forsooth......

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Thurgon wrote:

Wait does that mean kids in Texas are not being eduacated?

Forsooth......

Even more "tragic", this is during our TACS test time, but the state has said that students will not be penalized or have to make up lost test day resulting from the Piggy Plaguey. That's a double win for the students.

Most school districts are still open for business as usual. But we still supliment our daughter's education at home... she knows what acetacylic acid is thanks to The Tick, and she knows that Han shoots first in Star Wars.

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Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

I've had cheese fries before, but not with gravy. Gravy + cheese + bacon = culinary perfection. We have discovered ambrosia, theobroma, soma, call it what you will. The way to apotheosis is now open!

The BBQ thing sounds good, Lilith, but it's missing two of the greatest food stuffs that Prometheus brought down to us with fire. Now the only question is, what beer would you be fit to wash this stuff down? Something hoppy? A really good IPA?

Depends on how barbecue-ish the dish is. A smoked porter would work if it had that smoky BBQ flavor, but I'd go with Lilith's lager or pilsner suggestion. Light body, crisp, easy drinkin'. You don't want something too heavy with a dish like that.

IPA would be a good fit if it had jalapenos or something suitably spicy in it; hop bitterness cuts the heat. But for a true hophead, IPAs go with EVERYTHING. :P

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The 8th Dwarf wrote:
yellowdingo wrote:
Dont know your history there babe...they hunted whales down the east coast...so Whalers is way more accurate.

Its your history as well... Captain Cook called the east coast New South Wales because it reminded him of the south of Wales (UK).

Yes they killed whales up and down the east coast - But in your part of the world they almost hunted crocs to extinction (although some are getting their own back).

yellowdingo wrote:

Now that Texas has fallen to this Plague, I wish to officially issue an edict to the surviving US states:

NUKE UM IF YA GOT UM!

"This Pig flu has been created by Muslims to pick off all you pork Eaters." Sheeze! I realy hope this isnt man made. Biowarfare is just going to piss Barack the Butcher off.

I take it back you haven't been at the beer you have been licking Cane Toads haven't you.

Bufotenin, one of the chemicals excreted by the cane toad, is classified as a Class 1 drug under Australian drug laws. This is the same classification as heroin and marijuana. It is thought that the effects of bufotenin are similar to that of mild poisoning; the stimulating effect, which includes mild hallucinations, lasts for less than one hour.[11] Since the cane toad excretes bufotenin in very small amounts, and other toxins in relatively large amounts, toad licking could result in serious illness or death.

The only game I play with cane toads involves a Golf club...nice to know you know what licking canetoads is about. Have you been workplace tested lately?


N'wah wrote:


Depends on how barbecue-ish the dish is. A smoked porter would work if it had that smoky BBQ flavor, but I'd go with Lilith's lager or pilsner suggestion. Light body, crisp, easy drinkin'. You don't want something too heavy with a dish like that.

IPA would be a good fit if it had jalapenos or something suitably spicy in it; hop bitterness cuts the heat. But for a true hophead, IPAs go with EVERYTHING. :P

Poutine a la Mairkurion:

Cheese, gravy, fries, heaps of broken pieces of bacon (not too small)

Of course, the cheese you choose will affect beer choice, and you could allow that to steer you back to your IPA, but what do you think?

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Wanna know something unfunny???

A guy came to work, his eyes are reddish, his lips swollen and has fever. There's no law to make him return home and he insists on being here, at the office. I'm between beating him dead at the first zombie-like grunt/moan or running like hell the moment he sneezes.

If this weren't Mexico I'd be less worried -_-


Tnemeh,

I hope you've got a face mask and hand sanitizer.

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...and surgical gloves, since I handle money around here. Yet, this is continuous exposure. This is not cool.


Sorry, man. That thoughtless bastard. Can the staff rise up and complain to management in any effective way?

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Get ready, even Jesus is worried about swine flu.

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Tnemeh wrote:

Wanna know something unfunny???

A guy came to work, his eyes are reddish, his lips swollen and has fever. There's no law to make him return home and he insists on being here, at the office. I'm between beating him dead at the first zombie-like grunt/moan or running like hell the moment he sneezes.

If this weren't Mexico I'd be less worried -_-

your boss can send him home...

he just need to give him medical leave...

be ok man :S

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Update: He left. I'm gonna BATHE in alcohol the moment I get home. And, as long as Jesus doesn't target me, it's cool =D

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Tnemeh wrote:
...and surgical gloves, since I handle money around here. Yet, this is continuous exposure. This is not cool.

I say do the Christian thing and send him to his eternal reward. It is self defense after all.

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Tnemeh wrote:
Update: He left. I'm gonna BATHE in alcohol the moment I get home. And, as long as Jesus doesn't target me, it's cool =D

good to hear...

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Tnemeh wrote:
Update: He left. I'm gonna BATHE in alcohol the moment I get home.

So, just the usual evening at the Tnemeh residence, eh?

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Tarren Dei wrote:


So, just the usual evening at the Tnemeh residence, eh?

I know tons of gamers where I WISH that were the case! :)


yellowdingo wrote:


The only game I play with cane toads involves a Golf club...nice to know you know what licking canetoads is about. Have you been workplace tested lately?

I grew up on the far north coast of New South Wales near Byron Bay and Nimbin (where the hippies still roam free) and they dry out the cane toads and smoke them.

Cane toads are tough buggers, I once ran a toad through with a fencing stake. I left thinking it was dead when I came back the next day it was hopping around in circles trying un-impale itself. I swiftly dispatched the toad.

I have seen them run over by a road train and get up and hop away.

In my youth I did explode some with fireworks their deaths were instantaneous and I hope without pain.

Most people have found that they a vulnerable to golf clubs (5 woods in particular)I don't know why but golf clubs kill them instantly.

Before anybody goes PETA on my sorry arse Cane Toads are an introduced species in plague proportions.The government sanctions a kill on sight policy.

They poison the water (creeks and water dishes) and kill endangered native animals and household pets. Anybody who has seen a cat, dog or horse die of toad poisoning will understand why they are hated so much.

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The 8th Dwarf wrote:

Before anybody goes PETA on my sorry arse Cane Toads are an introduced species in plague proportions.The government sanctions a kill on sight policy.

They poison the water (creeks and water dishes) and kill endangered native animals and household pets. Anybody who has seen a cat, dog or horse die of toad poisoning will understand why they are hated so much.

don't worry, we know... its Bart's fault

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Tarren Dei wrote:
Tnemeh wrote:
Update: He left. I'm gonna BATHE in alcohol the moment I get home.
So, just the usual evening at the Tnemeh residence, eh?

I use exfoliating soaps and a sulphur based soap that so far hasn't melted my skin away. Alcohol will be a new addition to my bathing supplies, though <_<

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I have often bathed myself in alcohol, and am pleased to find it helps with personal hygeine.

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Heathansson wrote:
I have often bathed myself in alcohol, and am pleased to find it helps with personal hygeine.

outside, not inside :P


I'm betting this was not an "either/or" situation for Heathy...but rather a "both/and"...


First. Heath, thanks for your concern.

Now, for those curious, full list of symptoms:

-Fever past 38 Celcius
-Your joints hurt
-Constant headache
-Runny nose

If you don't have these four DON'T go to the hospital, as you actually risk getting the flu from people who actually have it and are in the hospital just like you.

If you have it, you should develop all the symptoms within 24 hours, but don't let more than 48 hours pass.

If your dead start rising and feeding on the living don't use molotov cocktails, I already mentioned in another thread the inconveniences of flaming zombies.


This warning about attack zombies with fire cannot be repeated enough. Also keep in the mind the rare intelligent zombie, who will attempt to talk you into opening the door for them (Aberzombie). Ignore them if you can't conveniently scotch them.

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Dogbert wrote:

First. Heath, thanks for your concern.

Now, for those curious, full list of symptoms:

-Fever past 38 Celcius
-Your joints hurt
-Constant headache
-Runny nose

If you don't have these four DON'T go to the hospital, as you actually risk getting the flu from people who actually have it and are in the hospital just like you.

If you have it, you should develop all the symptoms within 24 hours, but don't let more than 48 hours pass.

If your dead start rising and feeding on the living don't use molotov cocktails, I already mentioned in another thread the inconveniences of flaming zombies.

Also some people have reported diarrhea and vomiting. In young children, warning signs include fast or troubled breathing, a bluish skin tone and irritability.

In the UK, the request is that people get advice by phone first, rather than visit a doctor or hospital.

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Is this a joke?

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Daigle wrote:
Is this a joke?

More than likely: Even though it appears to be running with a BBC overlay - I think the Zombie outbreak references were a giveaway.

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So if all you guys die from this...can I have your stuff (on account of the immortality virus I suffer from)?

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Yeah. Come on over to my house. You can have my D&D stuff; I've outgrown it all.

Scarab Sages

No, I'm taking mine with me. I got the shipping paperwork completed in advance.


Heathansson wrote:
Yeah. Come on over to my house. You can have my D&D stuff; I've outgrown it all.

Does this include minis? How big of a truck should I rent, and what time should I stop by?

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We should all meet up in Las Vegas before we die.

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How South America Fell: Guatemala has been evasive about the Presence of Swine flu. No Recorded Incidences of Swine Flue...

Retards in the rest of the world are treating it with TAMIFLU: the Vaccine for bird flu. Thats right...one vaccine can be used with one that is vaguely similar.

Oh yeah! this was a man made Virus.


yellowdingo wrote:
So if all you guys die from this...can I have your stuff (on account of the immortality virus I suffer from)?

Yeah. About that immortality virus. You sure the doctor didn't say late-stage syphilis?

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Patrick Curtin wrote:
yellowdingo wrote:
So if all you guys die from this...can I have your stuff (on account of the immortality virus I suffer from)?
Yeah. About that immortality virus. You sure the doctor didn't say late-stage syphilis?

An examination of a sample of a brain tissue has yielded good news and bad news. The bad news is yellodingo has rabies. The good news is he now has proof he has a brain. ;p

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David Fryer wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
yellowdingo wrote:
So if all you guys die from this...can I have your stuff (on account of the immortality virus I suffer from)?
Yeah. About that immortality virus. You sure the doctor didn't say late-stage syphilis?
An examination of a sample of a brain tissue has yielded good news and bad news. The bad news is yellodingo has rabies. The good news is he now has proof he has a brain. ;p

"Damn you school Teachers! Damn you to all hell!"

Now when I said: Can i have your stuff if you die? I meant your Country.

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I thought he had distemper.

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yellowdingo wrote:


Retards in the rest of the world are treating it with TAMIFLU: the Vaccine for bird flu. Thats right...one vaccine can be used with one that is vaguely similar.

Oh, for the love of $DEITY.

Oseltamivir (Tamiflu) is a neuraminidase inhibitor : it prevents replication of the virus by targeting the 'N1' part of H1N1.

It isn't a vaccine.

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