Grab your popcorn, it's time for another round of Republican Daddy Issues: Ron Paul, who is a medical doctor, pointed out that an estimated 3,000 to 49,000 people died every year from influenza, but no one was considering a travel ban to stop the flu from spreading.
Speaking of HIV/AIDS, my local paper had a column by the resident wingnut who had the audacity to argue that we should treat ebola as seriously as we treated AIDS. Yes, by saying nothing about it for almost 10 years? People actually had to argue that it "wasn't just a gay disease" for anyone to take it seriously.
Gotta go with Pops on this one. The elder Paul must have taken his Namenda that day, because what he said was completely conventional, reality-based and true. More familiar infectious diseases such as influenza, malaria, pneumonia (various causes), pertussis, tuberculosis and meningitis with claim many more lives worldwide this year than Ebola will. In the United States, ischemic heart disease, motor vehicle accidents and injuries related to accidental or intentional discharge of firearms each represent many orders of magnitude greater health risks to the population.
There is no evidence that Ebola can be transmitted through the air. Direct physical contact with an infected person or their blood is required. Aqua Buddha is talking out of his ass. Again.
...don't bother, they're here....
Kortney? Is that you??
Speaking of HIV/AIDS, my local paper had a column by the resident wingnut who had the audacity to argue that we should treat ebola as seriously as we treated AIDS. Yes, by saying nothing about it for almost 10 years? People actually had to argue that it "wasn't just a gay disease" for anyone to take it seriously.
The New Yorker article mentions he had straight hair in college.
You know, that could work. I should send this suggestion to Allison's campaign (they email me so often, we're on first-name terms).
Gotta go with Pops on this one. The elder Paul must have taken his Namenda that day, because what he said was completely conventional, reality-based and true. More familiar infectious diseases such as influenza, malaria, pneumonia (various causes), pertussis, tuberculosis and meningitis with claim many more lives worldwide this year than Ebola will. In the United States, ischemic heart disease, motor vehicle accidents and injuries related to accidental or intentional discharge of firearms each represent many orders of magnitude greater health risks to the population.
"The researchers found Tutankhamun, who died at 19 years old, had a club foot, feminine hips, and a pronounced overbite."
So, basically <a href="http:\/\/www.wikirevistes.org\/w2\/images\/8\/8c\/Cletus-spuckler.png" target="_blank">this guy?</a>
Toto, I&#039;ve got a feeling we&#039;re not in Kiev anymore.
Damn that lossy compression algorithm!
I&#039;m saving my money for the iCarrot, which will be so much better.
There is no evidence that Ebola can be transmitted through the air. Direct physical contact with an infected person or their blood is required. Aqua Buddha is talking out of his ass. Again.
Mickey D&#039;s has the Filet-O-Fish sandwich. Buggered Thing has The Whaler (piscean version of The Whopper).
<strike><i>Head Full of Smoke</i></strike> <i>Heart Full of Soul.</i>
Call any vegetable. Call it by name.
And you&#039;d butternut try anything bigger.
(Headline) <b>Police: Hubbard Squashed</b>