"If you had the information of were each person had been in the last 3 weeks, of course that would change everything. But, you would have to ask for that, right?"

Ebola is currently impacting groups who have either been in a specific geographic location within the last 2-3 weeks, or who have been exposed to blood, sweat, vomit, etc.

Except the rate of infection in this country is still effectively zero. One person got in. He infected a couple of healthcare workers. That's it. IMHO that's actually pretty damn impressive.

You're dumb.

If some airlines want to start actively screening anyone who seems ill from their flights, that'd be fine by me. That might even be a sound business decision.

Thomas Duncan had literally just left an affected country. This woman was last in Nigeria months ago. Her travel records / passport would have been easy to look up.

SHE'S FROM FUCKING BOSTON.

Of course not! Flu shots, like all vaccinations, are nothing but Big Pharma scams and Obama plots to give your children autism. I thought everyone knew that.

This is what's killing me. It's less contagious than the fucking flu. When some random person(s) with no traceable connection to someone who was already known to be infected ends up with Ebola, I'll start worrying a little more.

You should give this a read if you're interested in that phenomenon. Or at least, maybe like the first 1/3 of the book...it got a little repetitive...

Society has killed men. I was never meant to live in this era anyway. Follow your dreams and think for yourselves.

"Ahh, that's just She Who Carries Crow showing her support. She loves the Redskins name, by the way. Lifelong fan. Says it shows great respect for her people.

Well, do you watch NBA basketball? I'm guessing their feed uses the same cameras / equipment, no?

Ugh. Of course he is.

A War Machine fan, are we?

I don't use the Twitter, but could everyone please just Tweet back, "You should kill yourself. That'll show her."

"From the desk behind us, Tom Ley stares."

If you give me an XBox One for free, I hereby pledge to watch every game for the rest of the season at home like you've asked.

During the game my friends and I were arguing about whether this guy's face was painted red, or if he just naturally looked like a bearded tomato. Guess it was the latter.

There have always been physiological reasons for "crazy." We just didn't know what they were...