because so many kids were gone in our school monday and tuesday our school is cancelled to next week! And the truth is over half of those kids were just pretending to have it!
But the other half...poor kids
they're also happy though since they would be home anyway, this way no one misses homework.Sup wrote:
But the other half...poor kids
Same with a local catholic school in my area...except they were just closed for 1 day
Took us 14 hours to roast this sucker last Monday. Tasted Good, so Yay for the swine!
You know they add that class time to the end of the year, right?
Unless you are older than I'm assuming.
Unless you are older than I'm assuming.
That's one big pig
^not worth bumping, especially with that pic burnz
I'm getting my swine flu shot next week, man I hate needles. I also have to get the whooping cough one too, the joys of being a new Dad!
I want that Pighat.
[Blinking eyes thing]
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nope the district doesn't decide, its the health board so we don't have to make this upKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
You know they add that class time to the end of the year, right?
Unless you are older than I'm assuming.
You have a week at the end of school for 'emergency days'. Every school needs 180 days of school, no exceptions.
our school goes around 185 days, we have 3 days off for swine, don't worry we aren't making these days upHaiBai wrote:
You have a week at the end of school for 'emergency days'. Every school needs 180 days of school, no exceptions.
We all need one of these suits:
"Swine flu-proof business suit on sale. A Japanese company claims to have created a swine flu-proof suit that reportedly shields the wearer from the deadly bug.
The business suits, which come in a range of colours and styles, are coated with titanium dioxide which reportedly breaks down the H1N1 virus when it comes into contact with the suit."
Full story if you are that bored: http://news.ninemsn.com.au/technology/8 … es-on-sale
"Swine flu-proof business suit on sale. A Japanese company claims to have created a swine flu-proof suit that reportedly shields the wearer from the deadly bug.
The business suits, which come in a range of colours and styles, are coated with titanium dioxide which reportedly breaks down the H1N1 virus when it comes into contact with the suit."
Full story if you are that bored: http://news.ninemsn.com.au/technology/8 … es-on-sale
lol airways much?
Uhh, Titanium dioxide is classified as carcinogenic in dust form and can have violent reactions with metals, most likely aluminum.VspyVspy wrote:
We all need one of these suits:
"Swine flu-proof business suit on sale. A Japanese company claims to have created a swine flu-proof suit that reportedly shields the wearer from the deadly bug.
The business suits, which come in a range of colours and styles, are coated with titanium dioxide which reportedly breaks down the H1N1 virus when it comes into contact with the suit."
Full story if you are that bored: http://news.ninemsn.com.au/technology/8 … es-on-sale
/FAIL at safety
Last edited by Reddhedd (2009-10-14 22:10:08)
He was so heavy that he broke the first spit. We had to weld together a new one at the last minute. He is held on the spit by fencing wire.
Swine was good combined with home made Honey Beer & Red Berry Wine. Night soon descended into chaos.
Swine was good combined with home made Honey Beer & Red Berry Wine. Night soon descended into chaos.
me and my friends went into the local walmart all decked out in gloves and the flu masks, everyone, especially the moms with little kids were flipping shitReddhedd wrote:
Uhh, Titanium dioxide is classified as carcinogenic in dust form and can have violent reactions with metals, most likely aluminum.VspyVspy wrote:
We all need one of these suits:
"Swine flu-proof business suit on sale. A Japanese company claims to have created a swine flu-proof suit that reportedly shields the wearer from the deadly bug.
The business suits, which come in a range of colours and styles, are coated with titanium dioxide which reportedly breaks down the H1N1 virus when it comes into contact with the suit."
Full story if you are that bored: http://news.ninemsn.com.au/technology/8 … es-on-sale
/FAIL at safety