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Old 02-20-2004   #1
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it's HERE....

good bye my favorite duck dishes
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That may be the first case in TX, but it's already been found in the US in Delaware, NJ and PA.
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That may be the first case in TX, but it's already been found in the US in Delaware, NJ and PA.
I was out of the country, I didn't know....to be on the safe side, I only ate guniea pig anyway
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If eating a duck could possibly kill you, why not just eat a lobster or a steak instead?

Why die to make a point? Especially the point that says "I'd rather be stubborn than sensible"?
If I like duck, I'm going to eat duck. Just like the Mad Cow scare hasn't stopped me from eating beef and PCBs in lobster doesn't keep me from eating them. Everything is dangerous to some extent and I choose to look at the statistics and base my decisions logically instead of based on hysteria.

BTW, the strain found in Texas was in chickens and doesn't affect humans.



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They've already gassed tens of thousands of chickens in Delaware, PA and Northern NJ.

A lot people I know have a heavy duty flu all of a sudden too. Kind of coincidental.
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They've already gassed tens of thousands of chickens in Delaware, PA and Northern NJ.

A lot people I know have a heavy duty flu all of a sudden too. Kind of coincidental.
we were lucky....we only had heavy duty diareah!

...and none of us is full of shit no more!
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A lot people I know have a heavy duty flu all of a sudden too. Kind of coincidental.
Wasn't this predicted as being a bad flu season long before the "bird flu" was found in the US?
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BTW, the strain found in Texas was in chickens and doesn't affect humans.
Same with the strain in BC. Different than the asian one
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