Fearmongers Never Quit

Hawaii Reporter ^ | 2/10/2009 | Jack Dini

[SunkenCiv]

Let me help. The conclusion should be, that more study is required.

[fanfan]

The Ozone Hole....

[ForGod'sSake]

    99¢

[Monkey Face]

And I say: BUNK!
You’ll never get out of this world alive so why sweat which way you may go?

And so: BUNK! BUNK, I say!

;o]

[neverdem]

Don't know who added the keyword, but okay...

I did. There's so much stuff happening. Sh!t happens. I'm backlogged.

[RedMonqey]

Anorexia (for girls)

[TaraP]

Why Thank You...
:)

PS-I am not always *Sally Doomsday*

[SunkenCiv]

:’) Hey, that’s cool, ‘cause I’m kinda lazy anyway...

[SunkenCiv]

“First something is bunk, and then you de-bunk it.”

[Old Professer]

Legionaire’s Disease was finally tracked down to a general agreement and, in some cases, a requirement that scalding accidents could be avoided by adjusting all hot water faucets in medical facilities and care centers to a lower temperature, generally by lowering the water heaters from 140-150F to 120F; this turned out to be an ideal incubation temperature for the specific bacteria implicated in these cases.

Rather than invest in mixing faucets or some other method of preventing scalding while increasing heating temperatures, most facilities simply began super-chlorinating the water supply at the point of entry.

Now, everybody in those places drinks bottled water.

[Monkey Face]

OK...you take the bottom bunk and I’ll take the top one!!

[bigheadfred]

PS-I am not always *Sally Doomsday*

Which really is a relief cause just the other day I saw this crazy lady with her cardboard sign, on the street corner, that I thought was you, and when I whipped my head around for a second look I ALMOST ran over an old lady, 3 children, and a small dog. :-)

[SunkenCiv]

[Monkey Face]

Whaaaaa...?

(You can’t be series.)

[SunkenCiv]

[edge10]

Don’t forget Bread:

http://www.foodqualitynews.com/Food-Alerts/Bread-consumption-linked-to-cancer-study

[RedMonqey]

Legionaire’s Disease was finally tracked down to a general agreement and, in some cases, a requirement that scalding accidents could be avoided by adjusting all hot water faucets in medical facilities and care centers

I sure you're right but I was under the impression LD was spread through the air through improperly maintained heat and air conditioning ducts. At least that's the story I remember when it started in the mid seventies at an Legionnaire's convention in Philadelphia,IIRC.

Doesn't matter. I imagine bacteria will multiply anywhere where moisture and temperature are ideal.

[RedMonqey]

“The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary.” “- H.L. Mencken

This is one of those truisms that one cannot repeat enough.

So I will do it again. ;-)

[Old Professer]

Trust me, I worked for the V.A. at Wadsworth Med Ctr, Los Angeles at the time.

[RedMonqey]

I will and I do,

Thanks