Max: Still Not Afraid
BBC News| Mother gives rabbit flu warning
"The mother of a man believed to be Britain's first victim of rabbit flu has issued a warning about the potentially fatal disease.
Farmer John Freeman, 29, of Aspall near Stowmarket in Suffolk, became infected with the bacteria pasteurella multocida after picking up a rabbit on his farm."
I am sorry for the guy in the story, but I am not quite ready to panic about bunny pox.
"The mother of a man believed to be Britain's first victim of rabbit flu has issued a warning about the potentially fatal disease.
Farmer John Freeman, 29, of Aspall near Stowmarket in Suffolk, became infected with the bacteria pasteurella multocida after picking up a rabbit on his farm."
I am sorry for the guy in the story, but I am not quite ready to panic about bunny pox.
posted by Max Dobberstein at 8/20/2006 07:54:00 PM
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Well, sure you aren't afraid of Bunny Pox. But what if it had a scarier name? Would you be afraid of:
Red Rabbit Death Fever?
Limey Leapus Disorder?
Heathrow Hare Herpes?
Okay, it says zero comments, even though I left this one last night. Neat!
We will not give in to rabbito-fascist terrorism.
maybe they'll fluff it up and call it bunny pox
I like "Bugs"-bonic plague.
(Does this mean that we're done worrying about bird flu or do we add this to the list?)
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