Epidemy with Mexico - Page 4

On April 24 2009 20:42 Plexa wrote:
@LOL comment
When i read what he wrote it came off as a "LOL we're so fucked T_T" kind of lol. Now surely you have done one of those before. There isn't anything sinister about it, and i know zxk3 had no intention of it being an issue.

@epidemic
Stay safe zXk3! I need your graphics skills yo~

On April 25 2009 00:23 Asta wrote:
/me doesnt get why ppl in this thread are like "gtfo", "so scary" and "good luck to you, poor guy". it's not like you are in immediate danger because there is an influenza wave going around your city, not unless you are old, already sick or live in the streets. how many ppl live in mexico city? 2 billions? and how many have died? 50?
it's good that the health care system reacts early, before this really gets out of hand.
no need to panic, really.

some guys have seen to many zombie movies.

On April 24 2009 23:31 zXk3 wrote:
newsflash from the hospital.. this flu is attacking like everyone, the target its 20-40yrs old ppl, according to my sister in law (the one working at the hospital) about 20-30 of the ones who died are in that range... thats why they closed even collegues and iirc the problem with this is that it is a mutant strand of the influenza (i dont know how to translate this but its like, what you guys call a flu its just a cold, here) the affected ppl started feeling like regular flu, but then started coughing blood and then ooops its all.. all within a week, 2 nurses died at my sister in law hospital... anyways, even when she keeps telling us this she also tell us that its ok and we should not worry.. it is a strong virus but its treatable if diagnosed on time

@ Cloud about the "we CANT go out" comment, its just a government "tip", when i said the "AVOID EVERYTHING" it was because of that... hopefully you went to a beach or something like that.. looks like warm weather kills this bastard.

im still alive and a little bit more calm, i will take my cautions, ill go to the hospital as soon as possible to get my shot (prolly tomorrow i dont want to lose my whole day in the hospital, i hate them) and if my GF its calm enough ill ask her to see her somewhere outside...

On April 24 2009 23:55 zatic wrote:
Remember, always aim for their head.

On April 24 2009 23:31 zXk3 wrote:
newsflash from the hospital.. this flu is attacking like everyone, the target its 20-40yrs old ppl, according to my sister in law (the one working at the hospital) about 20-30 of the ones who died are in that range... thats why they closed even collegues and iirc the problem with this is that it is a mutant strand of the influenza (i dont know how to translate this but its like, what you guys call a flu its just a cold, here) the affected ppl started feeling like regular flu, but then started coughing blood and then ooops its all.. all within a week, 2 nurses died at my sister in law hospital... anyways, even when she keeps telling us this she also tell us that its ok and we should not worry.. it is a strong virus but its treatable if diagnosed on time

On April 24 2009 17:56 KarlSberg~ wrote:
Except the government of Madagascar.

On April 25 2009 00:23 Asta wrote:
/me doesnt get why ppl in this thread are like "gtfo", "so scary" and "good luck to you, poor guy". it's not like you are in immediate danger because there is an influenza wave going around your city, not unless you are old, already sick or live in the streets. how many ppl live in mexico city? 2 billions? and how many have died? 50?
it's good that the health care system reacts early, before this really gets out of hand.
no need to panic, really.

some guys have seen to many zombie movies.

On April 25 2009 01:39 ZBiR wrote:


LOL 2 billion
that's 2 000 000 000 000 in European scale, meaning 160 times more than world population
or 2 000 000 000 in american scale, that's still like 70 times more than "mere" 30 million that Mexico City has (with suburbs)

On April 25 2009 01:49 Famehunter wrote:
If I may suggest you something good to read in the meantime that you 're confined into your apartement , waiting for some sort of deadly virus to either make its way into your organism or leave you alone, then maybe you would enjoy reading Stephen King's "the stand".



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