The missing Virus is from the same College where the professor that wants to end 90 percent of population

terrifying this news

I'm not ready for this.
Got the suits but not the masks.
Please keep us informed.

:please:

would be interesting if those who receive vaccines are more suseptible to the problems.

kinda a way of weeeding out the uneducated considering the dangers of vaccines has been well known for decades.

Here comes martial law

Reduced? No, it needs to be managed properly. Resources evenly distributed, clean energy, new ways of producing resources we need in a healthy non-consume at all costs way. But this will never happen.

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are any of the networks in Texas covering this??

Go ahead Ricky. Steal it but dont forget about me ;)
Make a character called Tommy (most shows feature one of those anyway) haha

oh and if you could. give him a german background (the complete opposite of what people generaly think of germans haha i mean i was born communist, so yea..)

Makes you wonder why it hasn't happened already.
The potential is there.

Last Edited by Waterbug on 03/26/2013 03:29 PM

Will do!

heres todays update from rsoe


[link to hisz.rsoe.hu]

Eric R. Pianka earned a B. A. from Carleton College in 1960, a Ph.D. from the University of Washington in Seattle in 1965, and the D. Sc. degree or his collected works in 1990 from the University of Western Australia. He was a postdoctoral with Robert H. MacArthur at Princeton University during 1966-68. He is currently the Denton A. Cooley Centennial Professor of Zoology at the University of Texas in Austin, where he has taught evolutionary ecology since 1968.

[link to www.uwyo.edu]

oops already posted, sorry folks

um why dont they believe the virus can survive in US rodents verses venezuala rodents whats the difference

All a bunch of lies I tell you the media is

"Venezuelan hemorrhagic fever (VHF) is a zoonotic human illness first identified in 1989. The disease is most prevalent in several rural areas of central Venezuela and is caused by the Guanarito (GTOV) arenavirus belonging to the Arenaviridae family. The short-tailed cane mouse (Zygodontomys brevicauda) is the main host for GTOV [1] which is spread mostly by inhalation of aerosolized droplets of saliva, respiratory secretions, urine, or blood from infected rodents.[2] Person-to-person spread is possible, but uncommon."

So this is NOT the virus you've been waiting for to wipe out the world like in The Stand. I mean common yeah its bad but its been OUT OF THE LAB for quite some time. That's where they found it, IN THE WILD, and the whole world hasn't been wiped out. Sure if its been genetically altered into some kinda weapon then watch out but as it stands now, hardly a global emergency. I suppose I'm a shill for posting this.

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Great thread +1

you are top of it today 5

synchronicity?? wow.... too weird!


Thread: Stephen King's 'The Stand' Part I - The Plague' very bizarre coincidences w/ current events

but it would work in reverse. like the story in revolution does.

it will be a random person followed in his normal life while he, for some reason, finds out about someone dieing of an illness and everything being quitely quarantained around the house. no news about it. no zombie like stuff. just somewhat odd that something somewhat special happens without any local news. and for all i care the person could be on a forum like this one. just talking about a weird thing that happened during the day. and then like 2 days later a thread pops up about somewhat the same thing happening somewhere else..

and that would build up from 1 dead person to a couple. and still no news at all. and then news about a desease. some guy from a different country for all i care (it would be a cover story anyway) that got sick and a couple of people that passed him by getting the same desease... up untill that doesnt seem to make sense anymore cuz more and more keep getting it..

all of this should happen in a couple of episodes tho. building up to where everyone knows atleast 1 person that has it. to schools getting closed for a week to not have people interact to much. till there not coming an end to that week..

just people dieing.. till theres only like a few houses a street still active while the others are closed because everyone that lived there died...

and obviously the plot would be some professor did indeed release it. and piece by piece they would find out about it.
and about his theory and the reason why he did it.


meh im not really good at this LOL

Uh oh

This professor wants to weaponize it into an aerosal please read before you assume if this was stolen by the nutty professor he intends to aerosal a virus like the ebola virus into an aerosal form

1 this is like the ebola virus
2 it can be used in aerosal form

hey i loved the stand!

stephen king is like the best thing ever
to bad noone really followed his and hicocks footsteps

would be time for a good remake


i mean i started watching that Bates Motel stuff.
figured it would kinda suck probably. Now i cant wait for episode 3...

Wants to end 90% of the world population, pretty sure he would never think of making himself part of that 90%, eh?

Well, that's damn sure interesting. But I'm sure there's not a cover-up or anything like that going on, no, never.

cool
i made this happen
so now i know for sure i have to rewatch the stand
and that rick needs to make a show/comic/story about this for sure.
featuring me

Im heading home everyone be safe and be on the look out
If you find any further info on this nutcase professor or this virus please post
Keep Texas in your prayers in case this theory I have is correct
It aint over yet

Well... I feel much better about it now..


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The virus could theoretically spread between humans, but it usually only spreads between rodents in Venezuela.

Still, the virus has caused "at least several hundred cases" of human disease in regions where it is common, said NIH's director of the Office of Biodefense Research Affairs, Michael Kurilla. "The mortality is anywhere from at least 10 to 20 percent or slightly more," Kurilla told ABCNews.com, adding that there is no treatment or cure for Guanarito.