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Yes indeed...how on earth Africans in their thousands were allowed to enter the UK when this deadly virus is spreading ...IS PHUCK!ING CRAZY BEYOND BELIEF !
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I posted about ebola about 4 weeks ago and the news was that 25 people had died of it ,and the world health organization were concerned over it because they have no cure for it.Two nights ago I read that 267 have died of it in one day.(it aint good)
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he was sh1te, no idea why notts forest bought him.
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No cure for Notts Forest either
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Don't worry, they'll all be heading for Bradford.
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which is not in the UK, or at least it doesn't feel like it!
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NB can you supply a link or tell us where you got your info. Thanks.
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We had better hope they vote yes in their referendum then
We can then rebuild Hadrian's Wall, hopefully that will keep it out. |
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Might be nobody left to vote if the OP is correct.
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LOL.. it's safe over ear EO : not a non-Brit for myles :)
Get yourself certified and you'll find a welcome in the hillsides. |
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Is that the same as certifiable? If so I'm in luck.
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The disease has a high mortality rate: often between 50 percent and 90 percent.[1][2] If an infected person survives, recovery may be quick and complete, or prolonged with long term problems, such as inflammation of the testicles, joint pains, muscle pains, skin peeling, or hair loss. Eye symptoms, such as light sensitivity, excess tearing, iritis, iridocyclitis, choroiditis and blindness have also been described. EBOV and SUDV may be able to persist in the semen of some survivors, which could give rise to infections and disease via sexual intercourse.[1]
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walofs..nitenite mongs
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brassneck 31 Jul 14 23:02
I posted about ebola about 4 weeks ago and the news was that 25 people had died of it ,and the world health organization were concerned over it because they have no cure for it.Two nights ago I read that 267 have died of it in one day.(it aint good) 5000 children die each day from lack of clean water !! Let's get our priorities right and focus on the real issues of health |
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one athlete was tested,given all clear
+ I'm hoping to glasgae today ,merchant city for the African food |
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That's that settled then.
Panic over for the rest of the UK The next lot to step off a plane from west Africa can all go and stay at the House of Facts I'm sure that they will be made most welcome.Btw, being dehydrated or thirsty, to the best of my knowledge, isn't contagious. |
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Professor in Readings tropical disease unit said;
"I am more likely to get killed on my bicycle than die from Ebola" |
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Typhoid is extremely contagious. It is estimated Typhoid kills 200,000 a year.
This can stem from dirty water/poor sanitation |
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Nit-picking again AG?
Typhoid is not 'being thirsty' or 'dehydrated'. The big nasty lorries that carry water bottles will kill you if they run over you. Best not send any. |
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If there is a lack of clean water, then more chance of them drinking dirty water!! no? doh? |
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op must of watched 1000 ways to die
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What
 It's not heading to Wales now is it |
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sidthekid
01 Aug 14 10:32 Joined: 01 Aug 03 | Topic/replies: 2,437 | Blogger: sidthekid's blog Professor in Readings tropical disease unit said; "I am more likely to get killed on my bicycle than die from Ebola" Yes I saw that interview on the news ... apparently the professor then rode off and went straight under a bus. |
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I am more likely to get killed on my bicycle than die from Ebola
He wouldn't last long in west Norfolk on a bike. Dodge a pothole and get hit by a vehicle. The two main roads are the A17 and the A47, neither have a cycle path. |
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Its all hot air to Deflect real UK Problems,
News is 25% Bull, what the Gov want to press you with, Gov Cobra meeting only had 75% attendance. |
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meanwhile In Liberia an Ebola patient has it on his toes and is chased through a market by doctors in bio-hazard suits before being wrestled into an ambulance.
. http://www.channel4.com/news/fugitive-ebola-patient-wrestled-into-ambulance-video |
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lmao
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Salmond claiming it as a plus for the SNP and the YES campaign. "We have everything here" he declared adding "No need to travel, and it's free."
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An Ebola patient who escaped quarantine in Monrovia, Liberia, was yesterday pictured being chased through a market by doctors in biohazard suits. Warning: some viewers may find the film disturbing.
Disturbing???? FFS. |
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His mum might have found it disturbing.
Quite nice of them to think of his mum imo. |
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I'd be surprised if she had a computer or a telly.
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