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Everyone knows there's animals at the zoo. It's only a big deal when they get out. That may be a bad analogy but you know what I mean.

:lol: ebowling!

guess we'll have to burn the whole city then. - - - Updated - - - or state. either way.

fack, that's way too close. burn him!

Fack. That's too close to Europe. Looks like we have a scarlet plague situation here, gentlemen. shall we prepare for a doosmday scenario just in case? I say we move up to Alaska. I can bring enthusiasm, leadership, and a sense of entitlement. Who wants to bring the guns?

What if someone in quarantine has a twin? - - - Updated - - - What if someone in quarantine has a twin?

:rofl: http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/Ebola-Punta-Cana-Philadelphia-Flight-Scare-278745001.html

:D Yeah Zach, chill son. Didn't see you said it first.

The dude was a doctor in Africa. Must've came into contact with some patient's bodily fluids. It happens, there's nurses in the US who get HIV because they accidentally prick themselves with a contaminated syringe.

What Greg said. The virus is pretty hard to spread under controlled circumstances so why not being the guy home? I'd rather be in America if I were him too.

Nah, I wasn't. I was referring to Ocelot but forgot to quote him.

Why would you think I was being sarcastic?

Anti-biotic resistant bacteria will be a big problem. :agree:

Glad I could help. :kiss:

What war?

The bats are the African version of fleshlights. The monkeys, well I'm not even gonna get into that. :boh: good facilities or something?