Ebola on US shores

[BP]

So I can still go to the state fair?

If it turns into a worst case scenario it doesn't matter, you'll probably die along with the rest of us. I don't even think I'll pay my mortgage this month.

[blownaltered]

did they not say mucus membrane so If you sneeze or cough do you not spew mucus and saliva and then technically isn't it airborne?

No since it is still a fluid transfer. If someone sneezes on you, that is still the fluid that gets on you that can infect you. Airborne would be getting it while in the same room, just breathing the same air with no contact of any type.

[idrivea4banger]

yes, but you have to eat Churros. its the only cure!

god bless.

[talisman]

Ebola is not airborne, it transmitted through bodily fluids only.

Get outta here with that, there is fear to spread and media ratings to think about.

[ceyko]

Get outta here with that, there is fear to spread and media ratings to think about.

Although I agree - still won't hurt to be a little...aware/cautious.

Then again, if you're screwed you're screwed.

[slow99]

LAKE - 24% on the day and I'm out!

[Ruffdaddy]

I think I would be one of the 50% or whatever that survive. That eboli would have so many other viruses to compete with there is no way it has a chance. He'll it may just walk right on out.

Do you think you would survive without major intervention?

[JC316]

I think I would be one of the 50% or whatever that survive. That eboli would have so many other viruses to compete with there is no way it has a chance. He'll it may just walk right on out.

Do you think you would survive without major intervention?

Yeah, I was going to point out that it only has a 50% death rate in an area of the world where people probably aren't that healthy. Sure it can spike to 90%, but again, what condition were those people in to begin with?

I survived for a long time with 102+ fever from a massive intestinal infection. It took surgery to cure me, but my intestines were fused together. I handled a 105*F fever for a while, so I think I am pretty damn tough to kill.

[idrivea4banger]

That criteria fits most of South Dallas.

[Ruffdaddy]

Yeah, I was going to point out that it only has a 50% death rate in an area of the world where people probably aren't that healthy. Sure it can spike to 90%, but again, what condition were those people in to begin with?

I survived for a long time with 102+ fever from a massive intestinal infection. It took surgery to cure me, but my intestines were fused together. I handled a 105*F fever for a while, so I think I am pretty damn tough to kill.

I just looked up the WHO stats and it's more like 75-90% in those shit holes. Man I'll still take my chances.

[Strychnine]

Long story short: If it's wet, sticky, and not yours don't touch it.

[GhostTX]

I think I would be one of the 50% or whatever that survive. That eboli would have so many other viruses to compete with there is no way it has a chance. He'll it may just walk right on out.

Do you think you would survive without major intervention?

I thought this factoid was entertaining:

4) You can get Ebola through sex with an Ebola patient. The virus has been able to live in semen up to 82 days after a patient became symptomatic, which means sexual transmission — even with someone who has survived the disease for months — is possible.

[ELVIS]

I thought this factoid was entertaining:

4) You can get Ebola through sex with an Ebola patient. The virus has been able to live in semen up to 82 days after a patient became symptomatic, which means sexual transmission — even with someone who has survived the disease for months — is possible.

so i need to slow down on the black chicks?

god bless.

[crapstang]

Got the butt-aids and Ebola the same damn night.

[Baron Von Crowder]

so i need to slow down on the black chicks?

god bless.

just dont suck their dicks.