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I'm laughing at you. You sound like a panic striken man. Poor guy. Pop some cipro then. If doctors like me aren't that concerned (and we're the canaries who are gonna go down first in bio or chem warfare), why are you going nuts? You've never treated inhalational anything. Don't lecture me about pneumonias or inhalational anthrax. The reality is that very few people in the entire nation have treated it. BUT, we do know that CIPRO works early on. Otherwise, your beef with me is just lame.

"I'm laughing at you. You sound like a panic striken man."

Yeah, sure, sure, whatever, "Doc".

I sound panic driven?

Curious, since I live in an area with a zero-percent attraction to terrorists, and thus, a zero-percent probability of coming in contact with anthrax.

Nice textbook work, though, I commend you. When debunked, attack the character of the debunker rather than try to argue an unwinnable argument.

But hey, you already struck out, so I'm gonna have to grade your effort with an F.

"why are you going nuts?"

Why are you making mental health evaluations over the internet? Do you hold your license in such low regard? Remember, munchkin, two subpoenas...

"Don't lecture me about pneumonias or inhalational anthrax."

OK, let's strike a deal then. You stop lecturing me on how it's a sound medical decision to avoid taking antibiotics for inhalational antrax until after symptoms appear, and I'll stop lecturing you on your BS.

Deal, pard?

"we do know that CIPRO works early on"

Ah, backpedaling so soon? You're barely neck-deep in the quicksand, I was hoping you'd keep struggling for a while. After all, very few types of soil are "quicksand", and there's no need to worry, since so few people actually fall into it, right?

But, I digress. (And that's your job anyway.)

Yes, "CIPRO works early on". The problem is your bogus definition of "early on".