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Stuff and junk I will add to the forums, cause Moderators hate werk.
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If you want me to add this stuff, VOTE!

1.RP THread. (I know it's slow, but if we get a bunch of ppl and you refresh, you should be fine)
2. Funny Pics.
3.Funny Vids.
4. Important Real-Life News.
5. Post-a-pic.
6. Rant-friendly thread.
7. Favorite music.
8. Random Post Thread (No Porn or Spam.)
9. Vote favorite all time Game Heroes, Damsels, Villians, Supporting Chars, and shit like …

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The best job!
Swine Flu Receeding- Airborne A.I.D.S/H.I.V EmptyMon May 11, 2009 3:25 pm by Maverick.


Damn my job as Maverick is very hard! Look what have to go through!

It is all worth it Very Happy

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Chance Stevens
Swine Flu Receeding- Airborne A.I.D.S/H.I.V EmptyTue May 05, 2009 3:56 pm by Maverick.
Now let's get things straight. I like Chance and me and him had a professional relationship for a long time. After I left Iris and used Illama briefely he felt I had "betrayed his trust" and stabbed him in the back. The thing I don't like is how he won't drop something.

DAS ENDE!: chance asked me to ask you something
[Legacy] Maverick: Yup
[Legacy] Maverick: I bet it is like "FUCK YOU"


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Swine Flu Receeding- Airborne A.I.D.S/H.I.V
Swine Flu Receeding- Airborne A.I.D.S/H.I.V EmptyWed May 06, 2009 10:39 am by Twix Bar
I'm scared.
WASHINGTON, May 4 (UPI) -- The global swine flu threat is receding, but it could return in a far more deadly form in the fall.
The warning was given Monday by Dr. Margaret Chan, head of the 193-nation World Health Organization, in an interview with the Financial Times of London.
Chan warned that the swine flu virus known as H1N1 that caused the Mexico City-centered outbreak could …

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I'm scared.
WASHINGTON, May 4 (UPI) -- The global swine flu threat is receding, but it could return in a far more deadly form in the fall.
The warning was given Monday by Dr. Margaret Chan, head of the 193-nation World Health Organization, in an interview with the Financial Times of London.
Chan warned that the swine flu virus known as H1N1 that caused the Mexico City-centered outbreak could return in the fall as a far more dangerous mutation.
After last week's warnings, school closings across the United States
and the near shuttering of Mexico City, the current outbreak seems to
have peaked. The WHO said Monday there were 985 confirmed cases of H1N1
spread over 20 countries. There have been 25 confirmed deaths.
As of Monday there were 286 reported cases of swine flu in 36 U.S.
states. Both U.S. and Mexican authorities expressed confidence that the
spread of the disease was slowing down.
The World Health Organization said the higher number of reports of
cases from Mexico -- 590 -- comes from testing of previously gathered
samples.
The four strands of the swine flu virus come from pigs, humans and
birds. Experts believe that the virus mutated into its current form in
the bodies of pigs. Health authorities are particularly worried that
the capability to mutate already exhibited by the virus could
eventually let it combine with the human immunodeficiency virus, which
causes AIDS.
That could cause a lethally dangerous global health problem on a
comparable scale to the 1918 Spanish influenza epidemic that eventually
infected more than 500 million people -- more than one-quarter of the
human race -- and killed 10 percent of them. That death toll of 50
million was more than five times the total fatalities of World War I.
The epidemic killed more Americans than died in World War I and World
II combined.
Canadian health officials said Sunday they have confirmed that the
H1N1 swine flu virus had, in at least one case, leaped back into a herd
of 200 pigs. That raised the possibility it could mutate again in pigs
and move back into the human population.
Chan told the Financial Times that, given the potential scale of the
possible threat, the World Health Organization did not overreact to the
swine flu threat. While the number of new cases hasn't grown as fast as
expected, Chan said the disease could return in a few months in a much
more lethal strain. She also said she would rather be over-prepared
than have to answer questions about why the World Health Organization
didn't take sufficient action.
The reaction of the U.S. government headed by President Barack Obama and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano
was measured, restrained and less tough than that of the 27-nation
European Union or of nations like China in closing cross-border traffic
or imposing comprehensive screening.
The Chinese government was horrified at the possibility that swine
flu could spread among its 1.3 billion people, almost 20 percent of the
human race. Its emergency measures, however, have infuriated the
Mexican government and led to a major diplomatic row between the two
nations.
Mexican travelers were quarantined in hotels, and the Mexican
ambassador to China was not allowed to meet with one group he tried to
visit. The anger of the Mexican government at the Chinese measures,
however, has obscured the real possibility that the global impact of
swine flu has been limited precisely because of the swift measures that
were taken globally to contain it.
The global swine flu crisis recalls the so-called millennium bug,
which was supposed to crash computers around the world as the machines'
internal clocks turned over Jan. 1, 2000. That didn't happen, but some
experts said that was because the precautions taken helped prevent the
problem. Some said there wasn't a problem to begin with. The whole
controversy revolved around a negative proposition that couldn't be
proved.
Skeptics are already arguing that the global fever over swine flu
should fall into the same category. However, human history is filled
with little-known but horrifying examples of global pandemics from
diseases like Spanish flu, cholera, syphilis or bubonic plague that
swept the world, killing hundreds of millions of people, destroying
civilizations and reshaping the demographic patterns of the planet.
In a modern world of unprecedented population scale and social
mobility, Chan's caution therefore appears completely justified. The
alternative is to risk a biological disaster that could eventually
prove more devastating than a thermonuclear war.
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