People starting to panic?

Probably a little too early yet..Any one from Texas?

Hi Jen..Yes I remember her! She was good here on AFT..Last I remember she was setting up her farm down there..

Annie is on another forum with much more important things to do, lol. What a waste. I wish I could panic, but I'm lacking the fear gene in life.

I live in Austin, Texas. To be quite honest, the average person knows very little if anything about
Ebola. The ones who are more aware, are not concerned all that much because, hey this is
Texas, USA and they are very proud of that fact. As they like to say, "Don't Mess With Texas!"

To be quite honest, Austin is a cesspool of all manner of filth. Corrupt governments, sadistic cops,
toxic religions of every design (this is the Bible Belt), moronic patriotism, tragic alcoholism and
investors from around the world, who must get in on all of the action.

There is the Formula One Races, that will bring in mega millions, as wealthy people from all
over the world, embark on Austin, during the month of October. The tainted entertainment
industry from violent and immoral movies, to trash head bands. It is all here.

Texans are very proud of their trashy ideals, barbaric corruption and inherited snobbery.
Ebola won't mess with the "heart" of Texas, or will it?

Hmmm

Albert wrote: Actually that's not too far off, lol. Astrological - are you getting me into trouble again here?? You're a sharp cookie Astro, but don't slam Texas or I'll take the heat for it today. Remember the Alamo.

I'm not trying to get anyone in trouble. Besides, Texas is nothing but a corporation of organized crime.

I have been to the Alamo several times to carefully inspect it, according to the legend. I think it was
a bank, and what was being protected, was gold. The whole architecture looks that way if you study
it carefully.

onefluover wrote: Just got back from Walmart in Utah. The bulk food section of isle, ie dehydrated eggs butter cheese etc, almost completely wiped out. The store person said most of the time that section moves very slowly and they just restocked it three days ago and will do so again tonight. I knew they had eggs and cheese but powdered butter? Gotta have a few cans of that! We've got four fridges and three deep freezes fully stuffed but if the power were to go out...image.jpg

That is cool your walmart actually has those.  The best I can get at the one near me is ramen noodles and mac & cheese.  I have to rely on amazon prime for my bulk food orders.

That's funny about Texas... the day the news broke I was reading an article online & in the comments section someone said.... "Ebola hit Texas? Well I'll almost feel sorry for it when Texas hits back."

It was nice to have a little chuckle on such a serious day.  I love the Texan spirit myself.

still waitin' on Texas to "hit back'

it's been a week and they still haven't cleaned the apartment where the ebola victim

was staying

seems they can't find anyone who wants the job

apparently Texas is playing SLOW pitch softball instead of major league baseball 

Jen147 wrote: Sorry. I have kids & I watch a lot of Spongebob.  And I couldn't resist.

Hey! where do I get that squirrel's hazmat suit?

Technophobe wrote: Hey! where do I get that squirrel's hazmat suit?

Sams was brisk with business but shelves were full.

Texas is in this mess because unrestricted travel out of a known epidemic area has been encouraged by this president and his administration. Any US acquired cases are intentional murder.

Can't find anyone to clean the apartment because it takes a special permit to work with the bio waste generated by an ebola victim.  Treating Dr Bradley in Atlanta generated 40 bags of bio waste.  The Waste Disposal Company servicing the hospital was not qualified to handle or dispose of the bags.