Chicken flu! :o Could kill 150 million?

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You say it as if you care more for humans than you do for chickens!

-Will

well wouldnt anyone?!

[Eamonn]

I was acually believed no people only say it because she got some scabs on her face and has got fat lolol ! moo !

[Mentor]

I was acually believed no people only say it because she got some scabs on her face and has got fat lolol ! moo !

Well considering scabs aint a side effect of the desise, and your useing it as a reason, your realy the one who sounds like a idiot "/

[NekkLe]

Thus the thread, what was a discussion turns out to be a debate/type argument, I feel like having a argument, havn't had one for ages

[Eamonn]

Well considering scabs aint a side effect of the desise, and your useing it as a reason, your realy the one who sounds like a idiot "/

So does'nt stop us saying

[Absently]

*Doesn't really no what this thread is about* oh i think its on about this
umm i'm not eating chicken anymore

[NekkLe]

*Doesn't really no what this thread is about* oh i think its on about this
umm i'm not eating chicken anymore

The your post has no meaning which equals Spam! Anyways, its about a Hyped 'epidemic' that could (I'll state again could) wipe out 150 million peoples.

[Bear-Max]

Lol, it's not called chicken flu. 'Avian influenza', more commonly dubbed bird flu, is a highly fatal disease that as of yet, only affects birds.

What scientists fear is that this will combine with human influenza and create a mutated strand that can be transmitted from human to human. Though it would be less lethal after mutation, it's still feared to cause a pandemic and could kill 150 million worldwide, and I think 50 000 (or 500 000 - I'm not too sure) Brits.

It's got nothing to do with eating chicken. It's an airborne disease which you'd catch just like regular flu.

[NekkLe]

Lol, it's not called chicken flu. 'Avian influenza', more commonly dubbed bird flu, is a highly fatal disease that as of yet, only affects birds.

What scientists fear is that this will combine with human influenza and create a mutated strand that can be transmitted from human to human. Though it would be less lethal after mutation, it's still feared to cause a pandemic and could kill 150 million worldwide, and I think 50 000 (or 500 000 - I'm not too sure) Brits.

It's got nothing to do with eating chicken. It's an airborne disease which you'd catch just like regular flu.

Transported by species of birds that migrate to different countries due to climate affects etc...
I'm not really bothered about it? I don't see the fuss, too much Hype. Oh well, KFC is still owns :p

[Bear-Max]

You'll see the fuss when people start dying

It can be combatted, but typically, the government don't have enough supplies of the drug that people need to take.