luka
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That sounds like a cartoon. Are you sure you aren't making that up?
Wuhan Killer Sneeze (thanks Tea)
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That sounds like a cartoon. Are you sure you aren't making that up?
craner
Beast of Burden
It's possible.
baboon2004
Darned cockwombles.
Craner
baboon2004
Darned cockwombles.
Can see the attraction, but the paranoia would indeed be horrendous. Closer to the overriding mood though. It's like with OCD - in one way all this makes it worse, and in another way totally validates all the fears
What did it actually say about the effects of cholera, Craner?
What did it actually say about the effects of cholera, Craner?
luka
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I think it would be altogether too close to reality. At times like this it's essential to keep a healthy distance.
baboon2004
Darned cockwombles.
awesome thanks Craner
craner
Beast of Burden
"Now a new terror appeared - cholera, which first struck Great Britain from the East in 1832 and claimed some 18,000 dead. The victim was seized with violent stomach pains and vomiting; his body became cold and his skin blue. Sometimes it killed within two hours. There was, for example, the Earl of Claredon's maid-servant, who sat down to a gooseberry fool in the evening and was brought out in a coffin in the morning. The germ could be carried in water or by contact with excrement, and in slums without drainage or pure water supply cholera could spread with terrifying rapidity. Against this, medical science was almost entirely helpless. 'What is cholera?' asked the Lancet in 1853. 'Is it a fungus, an insect, a miasma, an electrical disturbance, a deficiency of ozone, a morbid off-scouring from the intestinal canal? We know nothing: we are at sea in a whirlpool of conjecture."
luka
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I'm fond of that too.
luka
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baboon2004
Darned cockwombles.
bloody hell, never realised that death could actually be *that* fast from infection
Mr. Tea
Let's Talk About Ceps
Aren't heads supposed to be hard? You wouldn't want a squishy head, would you.
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