I'm looking forward to going home to Atlanta later this month to see my family and go to DragonCon. I have done less about cosplaying than I meant to, but we'll see what can be done in the last few weeks, and I have no problems with either sticking to old costumes or spending day out of costume. So in the midst of my overall excitement about the
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Not terribly concerned about the ebola. I am sure the CDC will blow itself up if necessary. I mean, the walking dead didn't lie?
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That wasn't even the CDC in the Walking Dead!!! When I lived in Atlanta I was pretty close to the CDC. I know what it looks like on the outside, which meant I was totally thrown out of the show when they finally reached the CDC and it was some building that looks nothing like real CDC. (Apparently the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center played the part of the CDC.)
I get that the real CDC probably wouldn't let them film there (if for no other reason than that passers-by might not react well if they drove past during filming and saw what appeared to be a horde of zombies amassed outside), and for people who haven't lived in the area the CDC building isn't immediately recognizable so they probably felt they didn't need to use special effects to make it look like they were at the real place. However, if you can't trust the Walking Dead to show the real CDC, they might be lying about the explosives as well. ;)
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Have a great time at DragonCon!
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I offer you a fistbump of weird brain solidarity! It's a fistbump because medical science has recently proven this to be less likely to spread disease than shaking hands.
Have a great time at DragonCon!
Thanks!
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Yes, of course. As I said, this was more of a what if exercise than something I actually worry about, and what you point out is one of the reasons. Realistically, I don't envision any healthcare worker who knows they are working with Ebola ignoring any symptoms, however mild, and supposedly the virus isn't contagious until the patient is symptomatic.
What I don't like is the media who keeps on saying that there's no need to worry about people travelling at all, because if someone had it they'd isolate them immediately - yeah, well, unless they're too scared to come forward with it and see an actual doctor about it. I don't think anyone's actually keen on being isolated, knowing they carry a deadly disease that will probably kill themGood point! I agree that it's possible that a traveler who was exposed in Africa, traveled ( ... )
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And I wanted to ask you, what's the situation with the kittens? :)
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