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What ever happened to the SARS thing.? |
You know, that one illiness in Asia where evrybody was wearing maaks. I thought everybody said it was going to be a big outbreak. I haven't heard about it in years. It merried Ebula, went on honeymoon in Africa and now they have a child called Birdflu. Sometimes the virus "incubate" and adapt themselves during that time and then strike with greater force when they have grown stronger... though it is possible that it has been contained... but for how long? They found something new to scare us with,Bird Flu now.Wonder what will be next. It is just round the corner. its behind you |
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