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This is how to survive bio-terrorism?

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  • L leckey 0

    Okay, I live in South Dakota, a few miles from the Iowa border and get their local channels. I just saw an ad encouraging people to come up with a plan in case of bio-terrorism. They showed a family stocking batteries and bottled water. The ad ended with the voiceover saying, "Be a hero." Then it showed a pamphlet you can call to get. As if that is going to save me from anthrax. Batteries and bottled water. My plan? Scream like hell, open up the most expensive bottle of wine I can find and tell a few people what I really think of them.

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    Ennis Ray Lynch Jr
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    Not only will you survive a nuclear blast and rivers of lava but I assume bio-terror as well. "Until the day of his death, no man can be sure of his courage" -- Jean Anouilh

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      > you have a fair chance to survive. But would you want to? The blast itself is just the start...

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      Hell fucking yes!


      Some of us walk the memory lane, others plummet into a rabbit hole
      Tree in C# || Fold With Us! || sighist

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        Hey Leckey, You'd probably get much faster response time on questions posted to the forums if your screenname had a feminine ring to it. Most of the developers I know are guys, and many of those guys are single. Single guys are much more likely to be responsive to females than males. In fact, I think I'll change my screenname to Joshette Smith... Joshette

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        Mike Poz
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        Josh Smith wrote:

        In fact, I think I'll change my screenname to Joshette Smith...

        You do realize that this *will* come back to byte you... :laugh: Mike Poz

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          Never would have suspected you of being a skater/boarder girl.


          Software Zen: delete this;

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          Lost User
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          Nooooooooo! Those yappies have only just discovered Anthrax! Elaine (head banging fluffy tigress) The tigress is here :-D

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            Josh Smith wrote:

            In fact, I think I'll change my screenname to Joshette Smith...

            You do realize that this *will* come back to byte you... :laugh: Mike Poz

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            Josh Smith
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            I send people to rape and kill the families of those who offend me. Bring it on... :rose:

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              Hey Leckey, You'd probably get much faster response time on questions posted to the forums if your screenname had a feminine ring to it. Most of the developers I know are guys, and many of those guys are single. Single guys are much more likely to be responsive to females than males. In fact, I think I'll change my screenname to Joshette Smith... Joshette

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              Blake Miller
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              Wel ... um ... that might only imply you are a LITTLE Josh Much as a cigarette is alittle cigar and a toilet is a little toil ... LOL I've seen better runs in my shorts! - Patches O'Houlihan

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                Hell fucking yes!


                Some of us walk the memory lane, others plummet into a rabbit hole
                Tree in C# || Fold With Us! || sighist

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                Blake Miller
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                I mean, what with all those VB.NET and C# coders out of the way ... :rolleyes: I've seen better runs in my shorts! - Patches O'Houlihan

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                  I mean, what with all those VB.NET and C# coders out of the way ... :rolleyes: I've seen better runs in my shorts! - Patches O'Houlihan

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                  peterchen
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                  heh :)


                  Some of us walk the memory lane, others plummet into a rabbit hole
                  Tree in C# || Fold With Us! || sighist

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                  • B Blake Miller

                    Wel ... um ... that might only imply you are a LITTLE Josh Much as a cigarette is alittle cigar and a toilet is a little toil ... LOL I've seen better runs in my shorts! - Patches O'Houlihan

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                    Josh Smith
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                    Juliette is what I had in mind when appending 'ette' to my name for a feminine effect. If it's good enough for Billy Shakespeare, it works for me too.

                    Blake Miller wrote:

                    a toilet is a little toil

                    Good one! :-D

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                    • E Ennis Ray Lynch Jr

                      Not only will you survive a nuclear blast and rivers of lava but I assume bio-terror as well. "Until the day of his death, no man can be sure of his courage" -- Jean Anouilh

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                      We tend to look at things "bass-akwards". Death isn't the enemy. We're all going to succumb. The real enemy is the way we (everybody) views the world. Obviously, that battle begins inside of each one of us. What's most important is how we live. If terrorists force us into our bomb shelters, they don't have to bomb us to win. The American Spirit (in my opinion) isn't based on "duck and cover"; it's based on the courage to live freely. I know, easier said than done. Unfortunately, in the name of domestic security, we are becoming less American. Under pressure from their constituency, lawmakers are pecking away at freedom. Some Irish-american once said, "Give me liberty or give me death." We have to decide how much freedom we want to yield to be protected from the possibility of a terrorist attack. As for surviving the atomic blast, I would much prefer ground zero to the prison fear would build. Besides, at ground zero it's painless. ;) There. Was that dramatic enough? Back to hacking. :rolleyes:

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                        We tend to look at things "bass-akwards". Death isn't the enemy. We're all going to succumb. The real enemy is the way we (everybody) views the world. Obviously, that battle begins inside of each one of us. What's most important is how we live. If terrorists force us into our bomb shelters, they don't have to bomb us to win. The American Spirit (in my opinion) isn't based on "duck and cover"; it's based on the courage to live freely. I know, easier said than done. Unfortunately, in the name of domestic security, we are becoming less American. Under pressure from their constituency, lawmakers are pecking away at freedom. Some Irish-american once said, "Give me liberty or give me death." We have to decide how much freedom we want to yield to be protected from the possibility of a terrorist attack. As for surviving the atomic blast, I would much prefer ground zero to the prison fear would build. Besides, at ground zero it's painless. ;) There. Was that dramatic enough? Back to hacking. :rolleyes:

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                        Ennis Ray Lynch Jr
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                        Those that would give up essential liberty for freedom deserve neither. -- Ben Franklin "Until the day of his death, no man can be sure of his courage" -- Jean Anouilh

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                        • J Josh Smith

                          Do you actually think that terrorists are going to target South Dakota or Iowa?! If so, stop doing LSD. Put yourself in their shoes, what gets more bang for the buck...blowing up Chicago with nuke, or destroying a farm (with the lovely Leckey "manning" a combine) in Iowa? Hmmm....ummmm...well...I guess....yeah, Chicago.

                          leckey wrote:

                          My plan? Scream like hell, open up the most expensive bottle of wine I can find and tell a few people what I really think of them.

                          Sounds like something that should be done regardless of whether terrorists are about to kill you or not! josh

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                          Terrorists won't but unfriendly foreigners will. The value of north american real estate would be so much higher were it fully furnished and untenanted. Dams, roads, electricity and water distribution systems, factories (presumably there are some left in the US) and all that sort of thing, but free of inconvenient americans. Just a little judicious bioengineering and all you have to do is go there on holidays and sniffle at them! You can even rationalise that if God objects he will send a sign in the form of a Great White Hanky. PeterW -------------------- If you can spell and use correct grammar for your compiler, what makes you think I will tolerate less?

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