[Lazamataz]

Look. I work at a place that might know a thing or two about Ebola. I'm hear to tell you that in some ways, there is hype, but in other ways, it's not hyped enough.

Bottom line: Getting ebola isn't particularly easy with our sanitary customs. It is possible but not easy.

But once you get it, you are on the Screw Train.

[arderkrag]

I understand that. But it’s still no reason to instill public fear.

[no-to-illegals]

Screw Train.

I thought the Mile High Club was fun but this sounds like tracking clacking fun.

[palmer]

Bottom line: Getting ebola isn't particularly easy with our sanitary customs. It is possible but not easy.

But once you get it, you are on the Screw Train.

With people like Youngor Jallah who helped her step-father sit up in bed, took his temp and BP, disinfected the apartment, etc. she knew the risks and basic precautions, She may or may not have been infected but she's past the median incubation period without symptoms. It means there is hope with reasonably smart people like that. But if she gets the symptoms and then dies that will be bad not just for her, but for the rest of us.

[driftdiver]

“Bottom line: Getting ebola isn’t particularly easy with our sanitary customs. It is possible but not easy.”

50% of the people don’t wash their hands after a bowel movement. You know right before they slap you on the shoulder and reach into the communal cup for a coffee stirrer.

Remember that when you grab that pump handle at the gas station.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

But once you get it, you are on the Screw Train.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-DpRcxK_N8

You either laugh or cry die.