13 Replies to “Pity Their Poor Bleeding Eyes”

  1. Yes,it’s really hard to catch.
    Those 269 doctors and nurses who died from Ebola would probably disagree if they were alive. But keep the peasants calm.
    We still haven’t had out first confirmed case here in Canader,or did I miss it while I was away hunting?

  2. No worries just fly everyone to the US for free Obamba Care.
    Borders are wide open and the US public that voted for Obola has no problem paying all expenses.

  3. http://www.cdc.gov/training/quicklearns/biosafety/
    In addition to BSL-3 considerations, BSL-4 laboratories have the following containment requirements:
    Laboratory practices
    Change clothing before entering.
    Shower upon exiting.
    Decontaminate all materials before exiting.
    Safety equipment
    All work with the microbe must be performed within an appropriate Class III BSC , or by wearing a full body, air-supplied, positive pressure A suit.
    Facility construction
    The laboratory is in a separate building or in an isolated and restricted zone of the building.
    The laboratory has dedicated supply and exhaust air, as well as vacuum lines and decontamination systems.
    BSL-4 builds upon the containment requirements of BSL-3 and is the highest level of biological safety. There are a small number of BSL-4 labs in the United States and around the world. The microbes in a BSL-4 lab are dangerous and exotic, posing a high risk of aerosol-transmitted infections. Infections caused by these microbes are frequently fatal and without treatment or vaccines. Two examples of microbes worked with in a BSL-4 laboratory include Ebola and Marburg viruses.
    http://jid.oxfordjournals.org/content/204/suppl_3/S785.full
    Management of Accidental Exposure to Ebola Virus in the Biosafety Level 4 Laboratory, Hamburg, Germany
    Biocontainment Patient Care Unit at the University Medical Center Hamburg used for isolation of the patient. The unit consists of 3 rooms: airlock 1 (a), airlock 2 (b), and the main room with a bed for a patient (c), which are separated by airtight ”doors.” It is maintained under negative pressure with an increasing pressure gradient from airlock 1 to the patient room. Equipment for patient care is placed outside the unit and cables or flexible tubes for artificial ventilation or suction are passed through the wall of the unit (d). Exhaust air is filtered through HEPA filters (e). Staff are wearing full-face respirators with a HEPA filter in combination with biohazard protective suits (f). The unit is entered via airlocks 1 and 2. Before exiting the unit, the suit is decontaminated in a chemical shower in airlock 2. The shower applies foam on the surface of the suit consisting of peracetic acid and alcapur that is mixed outside the unit (g). Exposure time is 12 minutes. Thereafter, the person leaves the unit through airlock 1 and undresses. The remaining decontamination fluid is pumped out of airlock 2 and stored in a barrel outside the unit (h) until the peracetic acid is decomposed and can be fed into the wastewater system.
    But hey,don’t worry, be happy…!
    Cheers
    Hans Rupprecht, Commander in Chief
    1st Saint Nicolaas Army
    Army Group “True North”

  4. Those photos say a lot about this world.
    And also.. WTF IS FFING WRONG WITH PEOPLE??!!
    I get that it’s nice to strip and swim or tan nude. But really. If you’re gonna go through the trouble of putting on hats, sunglasses, ??elaborate backpacks?? AT LEAST PUT ON YOUR TRUNKS, IDIOTS. You’re not “nudists” anymore, you’re just fetish exhibitionist flashers. Nature especially abhors the vacuums between peoples’ ears. Rock on, Ebola.. rock on.

  5. Turns out that the migrants’ nausea and other symptoms were caused by the sight of the pasty-fleshed nudists and not Ebola. Go figure.

  6. Holy Mackerel! That ebola stuff is serious! Imagine having your artillery turning into French-fry boxes like that poor guy!

  7. Wow they can wear a back pack but no swimming trunks these are the guys I want to get Ebola. Bunch of idiots.

  8. Yeah well, the incidence of skin cancer in the sun worshipers has long beern known.
    Nudist beaches, parks, resorts can be safely assumed to be all about exhibitionism and voyeurism.
    The sad reality is that most of us look better with our clothes on.

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