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Thotmas · 06-06-2011, 01:32 AM

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Originally Posted by ~Kerry~

No, narrowed it down to beansprouts

(I think your avatars gonna pop)

lol.

I hope they're right about the source. They seem to change their minds daily. I also read in the dailymail they are investigating whether this is terrorist related. sad times

Beastie · 06-06-2011, 01:34 AM

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Originally Posted by ~Kerry~

No, narrowed it down to beansprouts

(I think your avatars gonna pop)

Once the pop the fun don't stop!

Kerry · 06-06-2011, 01:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Ithinkiloveyoutoo

lol.

I hope they're right about the source. They seem to change their minds daily. I also read in the dailymail they are investigating whether this is terrorist related. sad times

Terrorist? Didn't know they thought that

Thotmas · 06-06-2011, 01:50 AM

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Originally Posted by ~Kerry~

Terrorist? Didn't know they thought that

can't find the daily mail one anymore which was more informative but here is dailystar

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/view...y-terrorists-/

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THE deadly E.coli outbreak could have been spread by terrorists, say doctors.

They fear rogue groups may have deliberately implanted the killer germ into fresh produce.

Poisoning food supplies would be the perfect way for terror groups to be taken seriously, experts believe.

Though Germany has been the centre of the outbreak, Britain could also be hit as our fruit and vegetable supply is also vulnerable to attack.

The chilling warning comes as German health officials said a toxic batch of beansprouts are probably behind the latest deadly outbreak.

Scientists have warned people to avoid the vegetables which are a popular ingredient in Chinese stir fry dishes.

Klaus-Dieter Zastrow, chief doctor for hygiene at Germany’s Vivantes Hospital in Berlin, said: “It is quite possible there’s a crazy person out there who thinks: ‘I’ll kill a few people or make 10,000 ill.’

“It is a negligent mistake not to investigate in that direction.”

The Centre For The Protection Of National Infrastructure has warned it would not be beyond al-Qaida to launch a food-based attack.

It all spells disaster for British farmers who are already binning tons of salad crops as nervous shoppers shun fresh veg.

So far 22 people have died and 2,153 are ill after the super toxic E.coli strain spread across Europe.

Hospitals in the port of Hamburg, northern Germany are struggling to cope with wave after wave of new admissions.

A spokesman said the situation was “intense”.

And he added: “All the hospitals in the region are pushing their staff to the limit. Operations for non-life-threatening illnesses are now being rescheduled.”

Health protection officers are now focusing their attention on a restaurant in the north German town of Lubeck.

At least 18 people have fallen sick after eating there and one has died. But it is not thought to be the direct cause of the infection.

Microbiologist Werner Solbach, said: “The supply chain could give us clues about how the pathogen was passed along.”

Thotmas · 07-06-2011, 08:10 PM

Absolutely nothing. Seriously no appetite or desire to eat. not hungry at all....symptom 5 of ecoli

CharlieO · 07-06-2011, 08:13 PM

The only thing I ate all day was a bowl of pasta with tomato and chorizo sauce for dinner.

Pyramid* · 07-06-2011, 08:22 PM

2 x breaded ham rolls

1 x Worcester crisps

1 x Airwave chewing gum

1 x can of coke

Several cups of tea

1 x bottle lucozade

2 x Nurofen tablets

1 x portion BBQ Spare ribs

2 x bottles of Red Square Reloaded

Not a good day.