Zika cases skyrocket in Puerto Rico

[Anonymous]

^It's a mistake to lump Joe in with the BFtard/oddstain level of kindergarten trolling.

[Renee]

^It's a mistake to lump Joe in with the BFtard/oddstain level of kindergarten trolling.

A troll, is a troll, is a troll.



No fuckin difference.

[Twenty Dollars]

Mosquitos seem to bite more on heavy folks.

[Renee]

Mosquitos seem to bite more on heavy folks.

No....it's a known fact that they prefer to bite people who have fair healthy skin.



You have nothing to worry about. I've never seen or heard of mosquitoes biting on distressed leather. So you're probably safe to go out in the jungle and ogle the naked native children.



Lucky for you.

[Anonymous]

^It's a mistake to lump Joe in with the BFtard/oddstain level of kindergarten trolling.

A troll, is a troll, is a troll.



No fuckin difference.

Joe is creative by comparison. Not that that is saying much when you consider the banality of the oddstain/BFtards.

[JOE]

It was a comical typo.

23 weeks, 23 months, whatever...it's still a tragic situation. I pity all those women whose lives may have been wrecked in Latin America because of scientists playing God & manipulating the environment.



There is some speculation that Bill Gates and one of the companies he funded, Oxitec, had something to do with it.



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Playing God - Bill Gates, aka Dr. Tyrell of Bladerunner fame



Here in this press release, Oxitec pats itself on the back for a job well done for releasing the Aedes mosquito to fight dengue fever:



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Releases of the genetically engineered Oxitec mosquito, commonly known as 'Friendly Aedes aegypti', reduced the dengue mosquito population in an area of Juazeiro, Brazil by 95%, well below the modelled threshold for epidemic disease transmission.



Oxford, UK, 2nd July 2015



The journal PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases published today the results of a trial of Oxitec's genetically engineered mosquitoes. The results showed that in Juazeiro city, northeast Brazil, the Oxitec mosquito successfully controlled the Aedes aegypti mosquito that spreads dengue fever, chikungunya and zika virus, by reducing the target population by more than 90%. Popularly known in Brazil as "Friendly Aedes aegypti", the Oxitec mosquito decreased the population of the dengue mosquito so low that it would not support epidemic disease transmission according to mathematical models1.

Shortly after the a genetically Aedes Aegypti mosquito was let loose, suddenly we have this widespread appearance of Babies with shrunken heads, in that part of the world, first beginning with Brazil....coincidence, or cause?

[JOE]

A Religious Perspective on the topic.

[Renee]

It was a comical typo.

23 weeks, 23 months, whatever...it's still a tragic situation. I pity all those women whose lives may have been wrecked in Latin America because of scientists playing God & manipulating the environment.



There is some speculation that Bill Gates and one of the companies he funded, Oxitec, had something to do with it.



http://oi64.tinypic.com/1686984.jpg">

Playing God - Bill Gates, aka Dr. Tyrell of Bladerunner fame



Here in this press release, Oxitec pats itself on the back for a job well done for releasing the Aedes mosquito to fight dengue fever:



http://www.oxitec.com/press-release-oxitec-mosquito-works-to-control-aedes-aegypti-in-dengue-hotspo/">http://www.oxitec.com/press-release-oxi ... ue-hotspo/">http://www.oxitec.com/press-release-oxitec-mosquito-works-to-control-aedes-aegypti-in-dengue-hotspo/

Releases of the genetically engineered Oxitec mosquito, commonly known as 'Friendly Aedes aegypti', reduced the dengue mosquito population in an area of Juazeiro, Brazil by 95%, well below the modelled threshold for epidemic disease transmission.



Oxford, UK, 2nd July 2015



The journal PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases published today the results of a trial of Oxitec's genetically engineered mosquitoes. The results showed that in Juazeiro city, northeast Brazil, the Oxitec mosquito successfully controlled the Aedes aegypti mosquito that spreads dengue fever, chikungunya and zika virus, by reducing the target population by more than 90%. Popularly known in Brazil as "Friendly Aedes aegypti", the Oxitec mosquito decreased the population of the dengue mosquito so low that it would not support epidemic disease transmission according to mathematical models1.

Shortly after the a genetically Aedes Aegypti mosquito was let loose, suddenly we have this widespread appearance of Babies with shrunken heads, in that part of the world, first beginning with Brazil.

Yeah and suddenly women with 23 month gestational periods showed up too.



Thank God the heads are small, I can't even imagine trying to push a baby out with the head of a 2 year old.

[JOE]

Yeah and suddenly women with 23 month gestational periods showed up too.



Thank God the heads are small, I can't even imagine trying to push a baby out with the head of a 2 year old.

...but you're always 23 months pregnant, aren't you Renn?

[Renee]

Yeah and suddenly women with 23 month gestational periods showed up too.



Thank God the heads are small, I can't even imagine trying to push a baby out with the head of a 2 year old.

...but you're always 23 months pregnant, aren't you Renn?

You're an idiot, Joey and I don't think you can get away with blaming your pinhead tendencies on mosquitoes, Bill Gates, the US prison system or your drunk friends baby.

[Anonymous]

Yeah and suddenly women with 23 month gestational periods showed up too.



Thank God the heads are small, I can't even imagine trying to push a baby out with the head of a 2 year old.

...but you're always 23 months pregnant, aren't you Renn?

Joe, are you a sixty year old virgin?