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Well speaking as a someone who has a first degree in medical matters I think we should find a decoy for these virus. When I was growing up in India my mother used to hang a dead animal in the garden so us boys wouldn't be bothered by the insects. We need to find something we can hang up to attract virus. This drugs isn't the answer in my considered opinion.
Oh for the love of God would you just retire.... whoever owns this ejit
Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
Well speaking as a someone who has a first degree in medical matters I think we should find a decoy for these virus. When I was growing up in India my mother used to hang a dead animal in the garden so us boys wouldn't be bothered by the insects. We need to find something we can hang up to attract virus. This drugs isn't the answer in my considered opinion.
In the remote Shetland Isle of Yell -they have adopted a similar model by using the bodies of Seagulls hung in front of t crofts as decoys to divert the Virus with great success.
To this date - not one person on Yell has died with this effective natural remedy.
* Want to protect your loved ones ? Need A dead Seagull ? Mail to Pruffock Enterprises Vrigin Islands (c) Fiver Cash only please
In the remote Shetland Isle of Yell -they have adopted a similar model by using the bodies of Seagulls hung in front of t crofts as decoys to divert the Virus with great success.
To this date - not one person on Yell has died with this effective natural remedy.
* Want to protect your loved ones ? Need A dead Seagull ? Mail to Pruffock Enterprises Vrigin Islands (c) Fiver Cash only please
Known as Jala in the Norse sagas Yell is now home to around one thousand people. It is often overlooked by tourists with its dark and broody peat moorland not always seeming attractive at first glance.
It was once a centre for fishing, whaling and trading with visiting merchants from other countries.
Today many of the people living here have returned to a crofting lifestyle, their traditional way of life before Clearances for sheep rearing in the nineteenth century; although the nearby oil industry also supplements incomes and provides jobs for the islanders.
Yell is a fantastic haven for all sorts of wildlife including nesting seabirds on the cliffs and waders on the moorland that breed here in summer making it ideal for bird watching.
For mammal watchers you are more likely to catch a glimpse of otters here than anywhere else in the UK.
Billed as the otter capital of Britain they're often seen early in the morning around the ferry points to the island.
Yell is also excellent for unhurried coastal walks to blow away the cobwebs.
Well speaking as a someone who has a first degree in medical matters I think we should find a decoy for these virus. When I was growing up in India my mother used to hang a dead animal in the garden so us boys wouldn't be bothered by the insects. We need to find something we can hang up to attract virus. This drugs isn't the answer in my considered opinion.
Oh hang on - aren't you the guy who wrote that ground-breaking paper on spontaneous generation? Wow!
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