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Yeah, i didn;t think ANYTHING could be that waterproof.
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I think we are all sort of hoping Cath, in your own time love because my bath is getting cold and I'm feeling a bit sniffly.
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cath22 refuses to look at earlier pages on this thread.
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Yes, Cath, I thought that implicit when I asked you to name the women who's died and the three confirmed cases. Straightforward really.
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Ok sparkmmaster..here you go...
A pensioner who contracted swine flu has died in hospital, it has emerged. The 73-year-old man from the Inverclyde area died at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley on Saturday night. The unnamed man, who had serious underlying health conditions, had been treated in the hospital's Intensive Care Unit for the past 15 days. Scotland's health secretary Nicola Sturgeon said: "Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the patient at this tragic and very sad time. The family have asked for the patient's identity to be kept private. "We are respecting their wish and will not be releasing the identity of this patient while the family come to terms with their loss. "Although it is concerning that the patient had swine flu, we are aware that the patient had very serious underlying health issues. "It's important to remember that the vast majority of those who have H1N1 are suffering from relatively mild symptoms. "I would like to offer my reassurance that the risk to the public remains low but would also urge everyone to do what they can to help slow the spread of the virus by remembering to follow simple hygiene procedures." A spokesman for the dead man's family said: "Our beloved relative was private in life and we would ask that his privacy continues to be respected as we try to come to terms with our loss." |
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Actually, explicit.
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Clarky can you fck off if you are infectious. Its spreading you know.
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I'm relying on a wifi connection in a boozer which will chuck out before long. Go on Cath, just for me.
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Now to me, the words 'man' and 'man' and 'man' suggest this may not the the woman you refer to.
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Here you go sparkless, more to make you look silly..you don't help yourself do you..
Three people have been sent home with swine flu. Two students from Edinburgh and Exeter universities, and a 10-year-old child from a family of four were all taken to isolation facilities after being diagnosed. They then went back to their homes Festival spokesman Christo Hird said: 'Three unconnected people were taken off-site, straight to an isolation unit on the advice of the doctor and have now gone home. 'They presented with symptoms. All medical staff have been fully briefed. The view of the chief medical officer is that they had this before turning up |
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FOUND IT CATH DON'T PANIC.
[b]Daily Sport Sun 28th June 2009 GLASTONBURY DEATH A 57 year old woman from Wiltshire has died at this years festival after tripping over a guy rope at the Hog Roast tent and going head first through the windscreen of a VW Camper illegally parked. Mrs Norma Snockers was single and lived with her cats |
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Sure, but I was asking, repeatedly, over what feels like hours, for information on the people who you claimed had been confirmed as having swine flu.
I will have to go to bed at some point. Was this just a lie? |
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sparkmaster you have been mouthing off yet again asking for a source to these different situations and yet once you have them thrown at you, you then brush it off. I bet you feel slightly silly again don't you?
Luckily for you I hold no grudge but please DO NOT say I make things up because time and time again you'll look silly with all your cyber friends watching...just like half the twits that have already replied on this thread. ;-) |
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She's obviously seen a photo of Dobbo (commando),
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No, just asking who the woman you claimed has died from swine flu is (the evidence you cited refers to a bloke), and for evidence that three people at Glasto have been confirmed as having swine flu.
A polite and reasonable request that remains unanswered. |
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Cath to be honest the only dope on this thread is you however many pointless LOL you add to your replies.
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Cath - am I right in thinking the death rate of swine flu is still the same as other flus we get every year? Yes or no, am I right about that?
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There was a scientiest (but what do they know) on the news earlier saying it was a lot lower.
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Dobbo the fact you are still in this thread makes you the silly one my friend.
Sparkmaster your still painting over the cracks. Erm the other idot, I won't metnion his name, but read back a few pages you idiot. |
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I've gone to bed.
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sparkmaster. 28 Jun 23:38
There was a scientiest (but what do they know) on the news earlier saying it was a lot lower. Names and source please , names and source , you know the rules. |
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Cath, save me reading a few pages by typing two letters or three.
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Cath..to repeat an earlier question. Why do you keep coming back to this bit of news? Can you add/subtract to it. Can you help? Can you gloat?
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No Cath
Yet again Just asking who the woman you claimed has died from swine flu is (the evidence you cited refers to a bloke), and for evidence that three people at Glasto have been confirmed as having swine flu. |
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It's really rather straightforward.
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sibaroni pepperoni I refuse. Unfortunately your are way down on a long list of people that ask me questions I've already answered.
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Cath, you do realise that when you fail to answer very simple questions, everybody reading this assumes the answers are the ones you don't want.
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Well I'm not on that list so have a go at mine. Or were you lying?
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Sparkmaster
read back through the thread last two pages, I have given you the Galstonbury one, and the latest death I may of said women ..but It was a man. I was thinking back to the other woman so I let you have that one. So, will you stick your jump leads away? |
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Cath, let me tell you then.
Swine flu death rate is no different than any other flu. Swine flu is as likely (or unlikely) to mutate than any flu. We get flu bugs every year, without fail. If you disagree with any of the above, please feel free. Sadly for you though, they are facts, not opinions. |
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Cath - the Galstonbury one - I can't see a post which supports your claim?
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I love galstonbury. Love it.
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sibaroni 28 Jun 23:45
Cath, let me tell you then. Swine flu is as likely (or unlikely) to mutate than any flu. Sorry my little garlic sausage friend but the above that you have thrown at me is totally laughable, you try adding a piece in brackets yet you know the real answer because you typed it, now take away the brackets and see the light. |
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sparks, you should of gone to specsavers...
Cath22 28 Jun 23:29 Here you go sparkless, more to make you look silly..you don't help yourself do you.. Three people have been sent home with swine flu. Two students from Edinburgh and Exeter universities, and a 10-year-old child from a family of four were all taken to isolation facilities after being diagnosed. They then went back to their homes Festival spokesman Christo Hird said: 'Three unconnected people were taken off-site, straight to an isolation unit on the advice of the doctor and have now gone home. 'They presented with symptoms. All medical staff have been fully briefed. The view of the chief medical officer is that they had this before turning up |
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as likely to mutate as any flu.
ie. any of the flu's we get every year could mutate and be very nasty. Vast majority don't though. |
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Cath? I'm glad you've accepted that your claim about the woman was wrong, but as regards the three 'confirmed' cases at Glastonbury (or whatever you choose to call it) please state your source.
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Cath, that doesn't support your claim.
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No swine flu panic at Glastonbury
Updated on 27 June 2009 Source PA News Three cases of swine flu have failed to worry Glastonbury revellers as they look forward to fine weather on the festival's final day. Two students and a child, none of whom are linked, were advised to leave the event after being diagnosed with possible cases, organisers said. The students from Edinburgh and Exeter universities, and a 10-year-old child from a family of four, were all taken to isolation facilities before being sent home. |
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"Although it is concerning that the patient had swine flu, we are aware that the patient had very serious underlying health issues.
"It's important to remember that the vast majority of those who have H1N1 are suffering from relatively mild symptoms. "I would like to offer my reassurance that the risk to the public remains low |
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Cath, and it's hard to believe this is necessary, do you have any source saying these are confirmed?
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