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goldberg3971 Posted: 21:36 Nov14 2005 Post ID: 519216
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i thought it was the bird flu.
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gogobananas Posted: 21:37 Nov14 2005 Post ID: 519218
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yeah so did i
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ilovemissyelliott Posted: 21:40 Nov14 2005 Post ID: 519220
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On 14-Nov-2005 Dragoon King. said:A killer flu that started in Asia has clamed more thin 60 lifes in a small amount of time so far no one has a cure or knows how to stop it most scientists say its not a madder of IF but When there will be a world wide break out
Let's hope it doesn't reach anyone else. If it reaches the U.S., there will be massive death everywhere.
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gogobananas Posted: 21:43 Nov14 2005 Post ID: 519225
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Well it shouldnt reach Australia we have some of the best quarrantine in the world and we are pretty isolated as in not connected to any other country
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goldberg3971 Posted: 21:55 Nov14 2005 Post ID: 519234
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if it hits the US where i live, its gonna be like the black death from the 1300's.
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gogobananas Posted: 21:59 Nov14 2005 Post ID: 519238
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Yeah the US is pretty big so theres more chance it will slip through Quarrantine
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goldberg3971 Posted: 22:06 Nov14 2005 Post ID: 519244
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so is China and Canada
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Apphonx Posted: 22:09 Nov14 2005 Post ID: 519245
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The Avian Flu

A epidemic is spreading through out the world. This epidemic started in Hong Kong in 1997. It is called the Avian Bird Flu or scientifically known as H5N1. This flu has already killed millions of birds in Asia. It has also killed sixty people, mostly in Vietnam. The reason why we should be concerned about this virus, is that birds migrate to different countries and could possibly spread it elsewhere, eventually causing a worldwide epidemic. Already, infected birds have been found in Europe, Canada, and the Netherlands. More recently, it has been found in Seattle, Washington and Los Angeles, California.

Experts agree a global flu epidemic is certain. A bird specialist reported that the best outcome would be to contain the virus until it mutates to a milder strain and disappears. However, most likely it will develop into a human strain and spread globally. Either way we must find a vaccine before it spreads even farther. At this time, scientists are not sure how it spreads, but most likely it is through saliva. As scientists work diligently for cure, the flu is spreading. Once a vaccine is found, it will take six months to supply the world.

This flu causes death. To avoid catching the Avian flu avoid any contact with infected birds and/or contaminated surfaces. Also you should be careful when cooking poultry. The first symptoms of the Avian flu is high fever, difficulty breathing and tiredness. The virus dies with the patient.

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goldberg3971 Posted: 22:10 Nov14 2005 Post ID: 519247
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that xplains why i had to step onthis mat with water stuff on it in the philippines
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Apphonx Posted: 22:14 Nov14 2005 Post ID: 519255
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Thats my report for World History.
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Astersu Posted: 23:45 Nov14 2005 Post ID: 519388
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I'm not worried about this yet, but if this becomes a problem then things might really have big changes in the United States.
"Astersu", is here!
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Jirachi X Posted: 00:04 Nov15 2005 Post ID: 519397
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I hope no Super-Cheaters die from this flu. But the people who live in Australia(Thats meSmile) are the most protected from it since we have superb quarrantine & we are isolated from everyone else, like Gogo said.
I'm gone - bye
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ducky2 Posted: 00:19 Nov15 2005 Post ID: 519402
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If it breaks out, the bird flu is expected to kill about 100 million people world wide. That's what I've heard anyway.
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ilovemissyelliott Posted: 00:22 Nov15 2005 Post ID: 519404
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On 15-Nov-2005 ducky2 said:If it breaks out, the bird flu is expected to kill about 100 million people world wide. That's what I've heard anyway.
I think it will be more, since it can be easily transmitted from person to person.
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ducky2 Posted: 00:26 Nov15 2005 Post ID: 519407
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That's just what I've heard, not what I think.
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ilovemissyelliott Posted: 00:29 Nov15 2005 Post ID: 519410
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On 15-Nov-2005 ducky2 said:That's just what I've heard, not what I think.
I know, I'm just saying.
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Astersu Posted: 00:33 Nov15 2005 Post ID: 519412
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On 15-Nov-2005 Jirachi X said:I hope no Super-Cheaters die from this flu. But the people who live in Australia(Thats meSmile) are the most protected from it since we have superb quarrantine & we are isolated from everyone else, like Gogo said.
When they go south for the winter is when you will have problems.
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ducky2 Posted: 00:52 Nov15 2005 Post ID: 519422
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Well it's almost summer here. And I think birds would be better off going north unless they want to freeze their **** off.
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Astersu Posted: 06:17 Nov15 2005 Post ID: 519590
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In the summer they won't freeze, thats why there going south for the winter.
"Astersu", is here!
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Asakura Hao Posted: 06:28 Nov15 2005 Post ID: 519592
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Good thing it won't happened here.
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