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1. Are you worried about Ebola?
If no, stop here. You're fine.
If yes, go to #2.
2. Have you had direct contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person?
If no, stop here. You're fine (and you should STFU).
If yes, contact the CDC.
Thank you, BoingBoing.
i blame seafair.
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That was followed immediately by the shock wave and him and/or the camera falling to the ground, presumably because of the current effects on his muscles. This would be ground current rather than a direct strike, or he'd be dead.
I'm guessing the induced current surge in his phone's electronics would have addled the sensor and/or memory anyway no matter what mode the camera was in, so he would have only captured artifacts at best. And the relatively short lead lengths within the microcircuitry of the phone probably kept the voltage from the surge low enough to not blow out the components permanently.
Also, we never stopped - if the bed is high enough, it's just one more place to pack fudge as you are undoubtedly aware from all those times you were hiding there from mommy's disapproving eyes. I know you have massive amounts of guilt and tears of shame each time you beat off to sears catalog male underwear models, but stop projecting your own insecurities onto the rest of us.
GHOSTS?
No, but really, @28, it is a show, but it's enormous PR and a fantastic recruiting tool. I'm not saying it's worth the cost, but there is motivation beyond simple entertainment.
Seems pretty straightforward--all you need is an understanding of basic English and basic U.S. History.
Catalina distinguishes between "providing" freedom and "defending" freedom and is saying that the last time the U.S, military "provided" freedom was in 1865, which is the year the American Civil War ended. I'll assume you know something about the Civil War.
Yes seatakled, I know a lot about the Civil War. I've seen 'Gone with the Wind' many, many, times and my cat's name is Scarlett.
Matt in Denver: It is not true that the US was not under threats and attacks in WWII. There was some miserable fighting in the Aleutian Islands, and those that grew up during the war here in Seattle will recall having to turn lights out at night for fear of the Japanese bombers. Also I believe there were some shenanigans with some Nazi saboteurs on the east cost.
Open a coffee stand, staff it with peelers willing to show the cooch to suckers buying a $20 dollar cup of coffee, move illicit profits into the coffee and they are in the clear.
Make sure to change the business every 3 months so there is never an audit!
Then later in the early 60's, people built bomb shelters on their property during the Cuban missile crisis like my parents - which then was only used for into a pantry and wine cellar.
And there was 9/11, which an attack in the new age of asymmetrical war with terrorists.