Firstly, if you live here in America (this includes you, Ohio and other Mid-Westerly people), you have medical treatment available. You have a good, clean country, with high health and food standards that we even do a decent job of upholding
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I am SO glad I'm not still working at the pediatricians' office. I'm sure they're getting tons of phone calls from concerned parents wanting to know what the symptoms are. Um, maybe flu symptoms? Duh?
Oh yeah, I just finished playing Portal. Awesome game.
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1. Portal rocks.
2. Erinfluenza sounds like a silver-age comic villain. Awesome.
3. They just posted a "OMG are you scared of Swine Flu" writer's block post thingy on the front page of LJ. Great.
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So having just finished the book, I've just adopted the attitude of shake my head and ignore the media for the moment. Virtually no one currently alive has any real concept of what a real global pandemic looks like anymore.
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I concur. Hopefully it doesn't come to this, but I would start being concerned when the global death toll reaches the millions, or more locally in the thousands.
Alternatively, if a single one of these people reanimate and start snorting out "Oink-oink" (which, everyone knows, is porcine for "Brains), this would be a cause of concern.
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...or, contract a horribly virulent strain of the virus, and make a traceable path of diseased destruction through the US; this would be even better if you were only a carrier, and people could expect and fear your arrival. First or not, you can guarantee you'll be labeled "Patient Zero."
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