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Well that's what I thought, Capsid. But then a chap at work - who seemed to be keeping himself 'in the know' - swore he'd read that it twas the other one. I'm really going to have to look up the information myself (thanks for the link) rather than relying on others, it's starting to confuse me no end.
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Into each life some rain must fall........but this is getting ridiculous.
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You should never rely on anecdotes, word of mouth etc. Even Wikipedia is not entirely reliable.Originally posted by bluemoon View PostComment
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Me - I reckon it's a convoluted form of 'manflu' and us ladies just get a Pig of a Cold
Hayley B
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Capsid and Bluemoon,
OK, so it's H1N1 at the moment, H5N1 is what you get if you play football with a dead infected chicken and nobody really knows what strain caused the 1918 pandemic, but it'll be a different coloured lego block to the one we have now.
Simplistic, but basically accurate?!?
HMK (I do like the lego analogy!)
SarzWix- thanks for the edit. I tried doing the multiple quote thing, but couldn't work it out...)Comment
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1918 flu and current swine flu are both H1N1 but different subtypesOriginally posted by hmk View PostComment
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Sorry but still feel it's a load of 'media hype' carp re this! Btw I'm not worried!
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It is rather hogging the headlines, and becoming a bit of a boar, I agree.Originally posted by MrsC View PostSorry but still feel it's a load of 'media hype' carp re this! Btw I'm not worried!Comment
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linkie no workie
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This one...
Poor Kermit...Bad Miss Piggy
Geo..
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