Anonymous
Post 10/04/2014 10:47     Subject: Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
Anonymous wrote:Yes, OP. You should definitely be concerned and not ride. I hope you also tell all your friends, and I hope everyone reading this also follows this advice.

Signed,
Metro rider looking forward to stretching out during my daily commute



Lmao


Anonymous
Post 10/04/2014 10:31     Subject: Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:How do you feel about the flu and enterovirus? Those are probably much more likely. Would/do you change your behavior for them?


The flu and enterovirus aren't 50-90% fatal.


More people will die of the flu this year than ebola.
Anonymous
Post 10/04/2014 07:12     Subject: Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
Gloves and hand sanitizer should prevent transmission among metro riders. Stock up.
Anonymous
Post 10/03/2014 20:29     Subject: Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
Anonymous wrote:Metro , the transportation super highway for diseases. How many homeless people ride or gather around the stations?


Pretty sure I'm at higher risk of catching something from the students at my W-feeder school than a homeless person hanging around Metro.
Anonymous
Post 10/03/2014 20:28     Subject: Re:Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
Anonymous wrote:


Anonymous
Post 10/03/2014 20:26     Subject: Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
Metro , the transportation super highway for diseases. How many homeless people ride or gather around the stations?
Anonymous
Post 10/03/2014 20:17     Subject: Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
With or without Ebola, the metro is a cesspool of germs. When I quit the metro and started driving, I stopped getting colds.
Anonymous
Post 10/03/2014 20:14     Subject: Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We are driving instead of metro


Better not touch the gas pump or a parking meter. How you you be sure no one coughed on your car?


And don't go to the gym, because Ebola is definitely on the public towels. And on the Elliptical hand rails.

And on the coins from any transactions you make. Also, all the buttons on credit card machines.

Honestly? I bet you have Ebola right now. Are you suddenly feeling a bit warm? Or a sudden chill? You better not get too comfortable.


Yes, the dc metro area if full of vapid, obnoxious, insensitive individuals who lack even a thread of empathy and human decency.


I'm starting to think the hysteria is an extension of the vapid snowflake-ness attitude in DC, like people think they're so special and unique, that they really might be personally affected by Ebola. It's weird and twisted, but it's similar to how some people are just addicted to drama.


Woosh…that one flew over your head entirely. Did you even read the bolded part. Especially the part about insensitivity, empathy and human decency?


Oh man, I totally didn't know that the empathy police would be on duty tonight. Apologies, officer. Please charge me with your armchair diagnosis du jour.


Well, you do suck at being a decent human being, but my guess is you already know that, so the diagnosis is free.
Anonymous
Post 10/03/2014 20:06     Subject: Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Thank you for another thread.


I think this thread is valid and I haven't started any today. What do you think?




That cat is awesome
Anonymous
Post 10/03/2014 20:02     Subject: Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We are driving instead of metro


Better not touch the gas pump or a parking meter. How you you be sure no one coughed on your car?


And don't go to the gym, because Ebola is definitely on the public towels. And on the Elliptical hand rails.

And on the coins from any transactions you make. Also, all the buttons on credit card machines.

Honestly? I bet you have Ebola right now. Are you suddenly feeling a bit warm? Or a sudden chill? You better not get too comfortable.


Yes, the dc metro area if full of vapid, obnoxious, insensitive individuals who lack even a thread of empathy and human decency.


I'm starting to think the hysteria is an extension of the vapid snowflake-ness attitude in DC, like people think they're so special and unique, that they really might be personally affected by Ebola. It's weird and twisted, but it's similar to how some people are just addicted to drama.

If Certain company founders fell ill and died it would effect many of the worker's lives. That is my cross bear.
Anonymous
Post 10/03/2014 19:47     Subject: Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We are driving instead of metro


Better not touch the gas pump or a parking meter. How you you be sure no one coughed on your car?


And don't go to the gym, because Ebola is definitely on the public towels. And on the Elliptical hand rails.

And on the coins from any transactions you make. Also, all the buttons on credit card machines.

Honestly? I bet you have Ebola right now. Are you suddenly feeling a bit warm? Or a sudden chill? You better not get too comfortable.


Yes, the dc metro area if full of vapid, obnoxious, insensitive individuals who lack even a thread of empathy and human decency.


I'm starting to think the hysteria is an extension of the vapid snowflake-ness attitude in DC, like people think they're so special and unique, that they really might be personally affected by Ebola. It's weird and twisted, but it's similar to how some people are just addicted to drama.


Woosh…that one flew over your head entirely. Did you even read the bolded part. Especially the part about insensitivity, empathy and human decency?


Oh man, I totally didn't know that the empathy police would be on duty tonight. Apologies, officer. Please charge me with your armchair diagnosis du jour.
Anonymous
Post 10/03/2014 19:45     Subject: Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We are driving instead of metro


Better not touch the gas pump or a parking meter. How you you be sure no one coughed on your car?


And don't go to the gym, because Ebola is definitely on the public towels. And on the Elliptical hand rails.

And on the coins from any transactions you make. Also, all the buttons on credit card machines.

Honestly? I bet you have Ebola right now. Are you suddenly feeling a bit warm? Or a sudden chill? You better not get too comfortable.


Yes, the dc metro area if full of vapid, obnoxious, insensitive individuals who lack even a thread of empathy and human decency.


I'm starting to think the hysteria is an extension of the vapid snowflake-ness attitude in DC, like people think they're so special and unique, that they really might be personally affected by Ebola. It's weird and twisted, but it's similar to how some people are just addicted to drama.


Woosh…that one flew over your head entirely. Did you even read the bolded part. Especially the part about insensitivity, empathy and human decency?
Anonymous
Post 10/03/2014 19:41     Subject: Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We are driving instead of metro


Better not touch the gas pump or a parking meter. How you you be sure no one coughed on your car?


And don't go to the gym, because Ebola is definitely on the public towels. And on the Elliptical hand rails.

And on the coins from any transactions you make. Also, all the buttons on credit card machines.

Honestly? I bet you have Ebola right now. Are you suddenly feeling a bit warm? Or a sudden chill? You better not get too comfortable.


Yes, the dc metro area if full of vapid, obnoxious, insensitive individuals who lack even a thread of empathy and human decency.


I'm starting to think the hysteria is an extension of the vapid snowflake-ness attitude in DC, like people think they're so special and unique, that they really might be personally affected by Ebola. It's weird and twisted, but it's similar to how some people are just addicted to drama.
Anonymous
Post 10/03/2014 19:36     Subject: Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:We are driving instead of metro


Better not touch the gas pump or a parking meter. How you you be sure no one coughed on your car?


And don't go to the gym, because Ebola is definitely on the public towels. And on the Elliptical hand rails.

And on the coins from any transactions you make. Also, all the buttons on credit card machines.

Honestly? I bet you have Ebola right now. Are you suddenly feeling a bit warm? Or a sudden chill? You better not get too comfortable.


Yes, the dc metro area if full of vapid, obnoxious, insensitive individuals who lack even a thread of empathy and human decency.


Yep. Smug people who overestimate their own intelligence.
Anonymous
Post 10/03/2014 19:30     Subject: Re:Ebola and the Metro, is it a risk? Should we drive?