'Serious underlying health conditions' WTF
'Serious underlying health conditions' WTF
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funkyrobot

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18,789 posts

257 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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FFS, you fking numpty poison-laced media bds!

Why the fk do you start your stupid reports with 'another person has died from swine flu', then go on to give the full picture by stating 'the person had serious underlying health conditions'! Why the fk don't you tell the fking truth and say that the person died because of the combination of the conditions. Why the fk do you intend on making the story sound like swine flu has started fking killing people.

Why do you choose to leave out the fact that normal fking flu kills more fking people every year! Why do you choose to report it like this you fking moronic self loving fanny arsed bds! Who the fk do you think you are? Just because make a half arsed attempt at reporting on a story it doesn't mean that it is correct!

You are a fking great bunch of sperm snorting cock faced losers who would struggle to look better than a group of thicko estate agents trying to write a meaningful sentence.

You really get my goat you fking poison tongued arse sniffing bum barrito bandit tts!!! Arrrgghh!! The fking media in this country is poison, especially the fking stupid organisation that is funded in a unique way!

/Rant over! Sorry!

Edited by funkyrobot on Monday 6th July 17:20

GTIR

24,741 posts

295 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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5/10, good use of swear words and simple content for s subject we all love.

You would have got a 7/10 but you said sorry at the end. Bad show. nono

Murray993

1,515 posts

262 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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Becasue we have had flu pandemics before and they killed millions.

Eric Mc

125,606 posts

294 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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I've heard people with high blood pressure are particularly susceptible.

Edited by Eric Mc on Monday 6th July 17:24

Tonto

2,983 posts

277 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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Eric Mc said:
I've heard people with high blood pressure are particularly susceptible.

Edited by Eric Mc on Monday 6th July 17:24
hehe

funkyrobot

Original Poster:

18,789 posts

257 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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GTIR said:
5/10, good use of swear words and simple content for s subject we all love.

You would have got a 7/10 but you said sorry at the end. Bad show. nono
cry Sorry about the sorry. Annoyed now that I could have had 7/10! weeping

Oakey

27,981 posts

245 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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The questions is "What underlying health issues?"

Weak immune system? asthma? what exactly?

funkyrobot

Original Poster:

18,789 posts

257 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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Eric Mc said:
I've heard people with high blood pressure are particularly susceptible.

Edited by Eric Mc on Monday 6th July 17:24
Thank god mine was normal when it was last checked! smile

Davey111

732 posts

215 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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Murray993 said:
Becasue we have had flu pandemics before and they killed millions.
But the point is that this one isn't. The few that have died seem to be dur to already poor health or, in the case of some other countries, poor health care. This gutter press style journalism is going to do nothing but stir a panic amongst the retarded and act as a nice smoke screen to hide other, genuinely important, issues that should be reported.

Mc lovin

5,588 posts

250 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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"self loving fanny arsed bds!"

here have a roffle rofl

Oakey

27,981 posts

245 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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Davey111 said:
Murray993 said:
Becasue we have had flu pandemics before and they killed millions.
But the point is that this one isn't. The few that have died seem to be dur to already poor health or, in the case of some other countries, poor health care. This gutter press style journalism is going to do nothing but stir a panic amongst the retarded and act as a nice smoke screen to hide other, genuinely important, issues that should be reported.
But have they? One was a pregnant woman, you'd expect her to be quite healthy, another was a 9 year old girl. I'd prefer it if they actually bothered to report these stories properly and give us the full facts of what exactly was wrong with these people to begin with rather than just saying "underlying health issues".

Eric Mc

125,606 posts

294 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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funkyrobot said:
Eric Mc said:
I've heard people with high blood pressure are particularly susceptible.

Edited by Eric Mc on Monday 6th July 17:24
Thank god mine was normal when it was last checked! smile
It won't be if you let such trivial matters wind you up smile.

diesel head

391 posts

238 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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This is really starting to get on my nerves too, its turning into scaremongering, and not one of these so called reports seems able to actually give any helpful information, such as what are these 'minor' symptoms, that would be useful for starters, I know several people who have recently had flu or bad colds, did they have swine flu??

Don't what ever you do read the daily mail, their fictitious rubbish should be banned IMO and the writers should turn to writing fiction novels they would be good at it.

I appreciate that swine flu isn't to be taken lightly however from what I understand there will a vaccine available soon and even if you were to contract 'it' (if you actually knew if your symptoms were 'it')then you would probably just need a couple of days of work probably less than if you were to get seasonal flu.

Davey111

732 posts

215 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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Oakey said:
Davey111 said:
Murray993 said:
Becasue we have had flu pandemics before and they killed millions.
But the point is that this one isn't. The few that have died seem to be dur to already poor health or, in the case of some other countries, poor health care. This gutter press style journalism is going to do nothing but stir a panic amongst the retarded and act as a nice smoke screen to hide other, genuinely important, issues that should be reported.
But have they? One was a pregnant woman, you'd expect her to be quite healthy, another was a 9 year old girl. I'd prefer it if they actually bothered to report these stories properly and give us the full facts of what exactly was wrong with these people to begin with rather than just saying "underlying health issues".
Yes
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/swine-flu/553848...

http://edition.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/06/29/swine.flu...

As the OP says. It's always near the end they mention the underlying health problems.

Jinx

12,018 posts

289 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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It seems rather convenient that the only deaths have been to people with "underlying health problems" (WTF is that supposed to mean anyway - if anyone dies of a mild case of influenza then it's fairly safe to assume "underlying health problems" - may as well say they died from not breathing anymore) .
Cover-up anyone? Whilst there are no trucks of bodies being driven to landfill sites at the moment is this "U.H.P" being deliberately put in the mainstream consciousness so if Swine 'flu goes captain trips people don't panic until too late....
We are through the looking glass people...

Mr Dave

3,233 posts

224 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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That is why the ginger that is in Harry Potter got his publicist to release "He got Swine Flu! He got better!" to the BBC.

Why the BBC felt they were doing the world a service by announcing this I really don't know.

World Service. Get it?

trumpet600

3,527 posts

260 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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"You are a fking great bunch of sperm snorting cock faced losers"

I have tried to picture this, and for some reason cme up with a pink elephant with a knob like trunk, and cross eyes.


Time to go home I think

GTIR

24,741 posts

295 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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trumpet600 said:
"You are a fking great bunch of sperm snorting cock faced losers"

I have tried to picture this, and for some reason cme up with a pink elephant with a knob like trunk, and cross eyes.


Time to go home I think
African or indian?

trumpet600

3,527 posts

260 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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Dunno

Which one has a cock-like trunk?

Balmoral Green

42,561 posts

277 months

Monday 6th July 2009
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'Serious underlying health conditions' WTF?

Terminal cancer patient contracts swine flu, dies from the cancer, and the headline is...

If a swine flu sufferer got hit by a bus, the headline would be much the same.

Our media are definitely getting worse, I have noticed a steep decline in just the past year or so. It's gone beyond 'Views not news', we are now getting what is basically downright lies.