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Swine Flu: This Little Piggy Killed A Lot Of People

May 3, 2009 by  
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Swine Flu: This Little Piggy Killed A Lot Of People (H1N1)
[ Swine Flu: This Little Piggy Killed A Lot Of People ]

 

Dear Comrades,

Over a week has passed since the first outbreak of the swine flu (H1N1). Since getting killed by some bacon disease is a "lame way to go," I’ve been avoiding my neighbors that recently returned from their "wonderful" trip to Mexico. While this pre-epidemic swine flu has claimed the lives of many, it has been very helpful for me. No, I don’t have the flu but… I was in the process of planning my vacation and Mexico was one of the destination options that I had in mind. I think I’ll stick with vacationing within the 50 states!
 

In the recent years we had (from the top of my head):

- Bad beef, mad cow disease
- Bad spinach, e coli
- Bad chicken, avian bird flu
- Bad peanuts, salmonella

and now… bad pork, swine flu! :(

Even with such disappointing food setbacks, I will not boycott food, and I continue to support food by eating it!
 

PS: What do you think about the swine flu and our food getting sick?

 

- Kip

Comments

10 Responses to “Swine Flu: This Little Piggy Killed A Lot Of People”
  1. nahummer says:

    Yes, we must be careful to protect our pigs from these awful, disease-ridden people. Steps must be taken to isolate these cute creatures from the bugs we carry before the are wiped out!
    http://www.cbc.ca/canada/edmonton/story/2009/05/02/swineflu-ns-cases789.html
    http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090429/ap_on_he_me/ml_egypt_swine_flu

  2. dude says:

    i think ill start eating ppl, no one ever had a problem with them

  3. The danger to catch swine flu is scary. Just figure, porc dishes like porc chops, curries and sausages are usually cheaper than beef. Many prefer it as a daily diet anyway. To pick it up on holiday is even worse.

    • delmarsell69 says:

      you cant get the flue from cooked meat
      its airborn and that means you have to breath in air with the virus
      you shouldnt stop eating meat all together

  4. Paul says:

    I havent been paying attention to the swine flu thingy lately, but did any jews get sick?

  5. Alex says:

    I really think the media is making such a big hype out of it because they have nothing better to cover. No one seems to care about the war anymore, and now that the presidential elections are over they really have nothing exciting to talk about. If you’re a news agency you hear about this story about swine flu from Mexico and you say to yourself, “Okay, we already have problems in Mexico with the drug wars, I think this is a story we can sink our teeth into.” People talk about it like it’s the T-Virus from Resident Evil, or whatever crazy one that was in 28 Days Later. There’s even a Facebook quiz circulating that asks the question, “Will you survive the swine flu?” I got the prestigious rank of “survivalist”.

    • Paul says:

      Im glad that your a “survivalist”.

      I totally agree with you, since the economy went down, it seems like less things are happening now days. Now every little story is turned into a big story and talked about from every possible angle. I guess when your a 24/7 news channel, you gotta talk about something.

      Im wondering what will happen with the media when we really get hit by a pandemic or a nuke explosion in new york city….

  6. What Alex says is too true… Quite amusing, actually…

  7. delmarsell69 says:

    the swine flue is the same as influenza a
    they jumoped the gun on this whole pandemic bullcrappola
    so yeah
    nothing to worry about.
    we just cant vaccinate against it
    just like the normal flue
    the media caused a panic for nothing
    everyone is susseptible. but no one with US healthcare has died.
    Quit worrying

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