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Seriously, a mosquito in South London at this time of year? The chances of it being legal and having its papers in order are remote. I blame Cameron.
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Obviously an illegal Slippy. Well done mate squish the barstewards.
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Was it male or female?
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GLOBAL WARMING.......
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I didn't look to check The Leopard to be honest, it got the wrath of a swish from the Racing Post and will be no more. A spider would have been rescued and put in the garden, no mercy for mosquitoes.
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RIP
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I think it's the females that pass on the Malaria (or Ebola?)....if it came off a Gatwick plane from Sierra Leone
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It doesn't matter male or female, (males help produce future females)females spread diseases malaria, dengue etc. that kill millions every year, the biggest killer of humankind bar none. Kill the little barstewards on sight.
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The female mosquitoes in the genus Anopheles, are responsible for the most human deaths. These insects are the zoonotic vector of Malaria (plasmodium) which has and still does kill more people than any war, tsunami, famine or other disease...
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Kenny, RIP, couldn't be any more misplaced. sorry.
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kenny mann , you more than anyone know I love all creatures great and small but I'm not happy about being buzzed by an unwelcome critter.
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It was putting me off my poker game and I can't have that.
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I was watching an old edition of QI earlier tonight.
Did you know that there's one type of mosquito that lives only on London Underground trains and in the tunnels. It bites humans, dogs and rats. |
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Does Letitia travel on the underground?
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oh dear...
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hahaha! Couldn't help it, CMAT!
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only when palace away
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A professor of therapeutics at Chelsea and Westminster hospitals, told me in 1992 that the current population of mosquitoes carry many nasty diseases, Encephalitis, being just one, not life threatening as such but a living death for many affected.
A mosquito that spreads tropical diseases including dengue fever may be poised to invade the UK because of climate change, experts have warned. The sooner people get used to wiping out the little barstewards the better The NHS won't be publishing this anytime soon, like all other diseases only when the numbers become to great to ignore will it be in the public arena. |
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People in the Blood Group - O Rhesus Negative get Bitten more than any others.
I Paid about £80?? for a yellow fever jab about 18 months ago, I had to travel 15 miles to a Village Doctors, All the other Doctors/Chemist`s in the Town (Population 110,000) I was staying in, had No vaccine left. |