Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: I think we need to collect all the Ebola poo poo and vomit and dump it on ISIS!

+1

Poo bombs!

make it historic and give them blankets of chickenpox patients. An American tradition

Ebola is transmitted on blankets too, right? Just make it a two-for.

Chickenbox to kll all indians
agent orangr
Hiroshima

Perhaps blame for ebola is not what the country needs. That would be racist after all. Not that slavery or other things were not

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fuck we are not as a nation prepared. Damn it obama do something.

God damnit, why isn't Obama f'in cleaning out the toilets with Clorox? Clearly that is his job.

I actually agree with first pp.

But I kept coming back to read this and laugh, that's great. Much needed.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: I think we need to collect all the Ebola poo poo and vomit and dump it on ISIS!

+1

Poo bombs!

make it historic and give them blankets of chickenpox patients. An American tradition

Ebola is transmitted on blankets too, right? Just make it a two-for.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: I think we need to collect all the Ebola poo poo and vomit and dump it on ISIS!

+1

Poo bombs!

make it historic and give them blankets of chickenpox patients. An American tradition

Anonymous wrote:PP, I am worse than you. I figured we should just send them an ebola patient to behead. The arterial spray should do it. Ebola broke out in the wrong place.

+1 agree that it's too bad ebola didn't make its rounds through all the isis camps. It would discourage recruitment too.

Anonymous wrote:The CDC says this:

5. Is it safe for Ebola patients to use the bathroom?

Yes. Sanitary sewers may be used for the safe disposal of patient waste. Additionally, sewage handling processes (e.g., anaerobic digestion, composting, and disinfection) in the United States are designed to inactivate infectious agents.

http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/hcp/environmental-infection-control-in-hospitals.html

Sure, in theory this would work, but I've visited a sewage treatment plant with a filter on its effluent (the "clean" water coming out). If large pieces can get through, I would not trust them to disinfect ebola or any other virus. Thankfully there were no public water intake valves near that plant. Additionally, during heavy rainstorms, a combined sanitary and storm sewer system is authorized in its EPA permit to release the untreated water. This is why some water bodies will have E. coli warnings following a storm.

Anonymous wrote: I think we need to collect all the Ebola poo poo and vomit and dump it on ISIS!

Anonymous wrote: I think we need to collect all the Ebola poo poo and vomit and dump it on ISIS!

+1

Poo bombs!

PP, I am worse than you. I figured we should just send them an ebola patient to behead. The arterial spray should do it. Ebola broke out in the wrong place.

I think we need to collect all the Ebola poo poo and vomit and dump it on ISIS!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The CDC says this:

5. Is it safe for Ebola patients to use the bathroom?

Yes. Sanitary sewers may be used for the safe disposal of patient waste. Additionally, sewage handling processes (e.g., anaerobic digestion, composting, and disinfection) in the United States are designed to inactivate infectious agents.

http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/hcp/environmental-infection-control-in-hospitals.html

Ewwh. What if a toilet backs up? We have a low flusher and recently had out roto rooter.

Who near you has ebola?

Anonymous wrote:The CDC says this:

5. Is it safe for Ebola patients to use the bathroom?

Yes. Sanitary sewers may be used for the safe disposal of patient waste. Additionally, sewage handling processes (e.g., anaerobic digestion, composting, and disinfection) in the United States are designed to inactivate infectious agents.

http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/hcp/environmental-infection-control-in-hospitals.html

Ewwh. What if a toilet backs up? We have a low flusher and recently had out roto rooter.

The CDC says this:

5. Is it safe for Ebola patients to use the bathroom?

Yes. Sanitary sewers may be used for the safe disposal of patient waste. Additionally, sewage handling processes (e.g., anaerobic digestion, composting, and disinfection) in the United States are designed to inactivate infectious agents.

http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/hcp/environmental-infection-control-in-hospitals.html

Anonymous wrote:Fuck we are not as a nation prepared. Damn it obama do something.

God damnit, why isn't Obama f'in cleaning out the toilets with Clorox? Clearly that is his job.

You would be surprised at how dirty tap water is. Nothing that hurt you but it is teaming with bacteria