Case Of Plague Discovered In Oregon

[Notorious Bean 8,557]

Looks like 2024 won’t be the year for pop girlies after all 

[Rat Boy 43,924]

32 minutes ago, HelloHangoverz said:

@Rat Boy explain yourself

There will be no explanation there will just be Ratputation. 
 

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[HelloHangoverz 17,452]

9 minutes ago, Rat Boy said:

There will be no explanation there will just be Ratputation. 
 

photo: @Teletubby

C'mon Oregon, are you ready to get sickening?!?!?!?!

 

[Mother of Puppies 36,616]

So that means we’re very close to getting an album release 

[Dayman 6,252]

1 hour ago, homomo said:

Imagine getting an infection that has been eradicated from humanity for hundreds of years

It’s actually really commonly carried in the wild tbh. Never was truly eradicated! Numbers just settled back to where they should be in the first place. There’s a reason you don’t touch wild mice or rats. Depleted number of cats to control mice and rat populations is theorized to have been why it took hold. Most of Western Europe at the time had demonized them and would regularly kill them believing them to be evil. Then add the fact that we just have better sanitation systems in place and antibiotics for the the few cases that do cross over to humans. It’s pretty quickly contained. 

[Mirrion Rizzons 12,840]

I mean its treatable with antibiotics no? There's a few hundred cases in the US alone each year anyways I'm pretty sure

[gagzus 25,712]

And this is why y’all in the states should get vaccinated 💀

[RudraCNG 15,511]

Every year since covid we have alarmist news like this one about a super deadly disease (and given the reactions on this site they achieve their goal). Truth is, there's been cases every year and it can be cured with antibiotics.

[PMM 3,274]

now i know gaga album is coming! 

truly the info we've been waiting for 

[Sunny 12,758]

16 minutes ago, RudraCNG said:

Every year since covid we have alarmist news like this one about a super deadly disease (and given the reactions on this site they achieve their goal). Truth is, there's been cases every year and it can be cured with antibiotics.

Was gonna say this. The yearly average for the US is 7 cases, but the rest of the world is way higher. It's just another fearmongering article

[bionic 50,112]

here we go again  

[TheSine 6,975]

5 hours ago, HelloHangoverz said:

@Rat Boy explain yourself

We should really start interrogating @Flea Boy.

[LilMonst3r 5,700]

Im pretty sure that is coming from an anti-vaxing bubble. 

[Ladle Ghoulash 55,373]

4 hours ago, gagzus said:

And this is why y’all in the states should get vaccinated 💀

 

57 minutes ago, myluis617 said:

Im pretty sure that is coming from an anti-vaxing bubble. 

There is no vaccine against the bubonic plague 🪦