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I just didn’t think it was carbon monoxide poisoning,like Casper suggested,only ghetto people and degenerate gamblers choose that method.
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negative for carbon monoxide
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just as we suspected. the wife died maybe a week earlier of the hantavirus syndrome.
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What a weird ending
Like he just stayed there with the body or what?
Like he just stayed there with the body or what?
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Oh I guess he had Alzheimer's as well as cardiovascular disease.
But yeah, hantavirus, I gotta say, was not on my bingo card. And what a weird game of bingo that would be.
But yeah, hantavirus, I gotta say, was not on my bingo card. And what a weird game of bingo that would be.
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Dog was stuck in the crate,what a way to go.Sad story all around.
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Because my wife is severely immunocomprimised I was briefly worried about the hauntovirus with some rodents I was trapping in the basement (moles, voles and mice). But I looked at it a bit more in depth and it turns out that some crazy high percentage of cases, like 99.9%, occur west of the Mississippi. Crazy that it doesn't (cant?) cross that line.
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I think it has to do with the rodents found in the wild west that can carry the virus and the dusty desert conditions
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Ah yes, the ol' hantavirus/natural-death combo. Classic.
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So it's not the Mississippi per se, just that the range of the western xyz rodent that carries it stops generally in the desert.
I guess I had always heard it's a virus that is hosted in "mice" but it's really specific mice.
For example, here's the range of common deer mouse:
Obviously it cannot host huantavirus.
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Thoroughly confused.
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"and the dusty desert conditions"
majority of cases people breath in the virus, contact infections is low
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don't worry. Fauci and trump are working with big pharma to warp speed a vaccine to the public
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FUKK Trumps vaccine!