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43Jay Lee
Too know that you are going to work everyday knowing that there is a high chance of catching a potentially lethal diesese and putting your life on the line for the victims who might die tommorow knowing that you might be someday laying on that bed because that you risked it all to protect and heal people is the ideal true hero. Again I wish I knew Chinese. Dilbert is cool : )
43Jay LeeToo know that you are going to work everyday knowing that there is a high chance of catching a potentially lethal diesese and putting your life on the line for the victims who might die tommorow knowing that you might be someday laying on that bed because that you risked it all to protect and heal people is the ideal true hero. Again I wish I knew Chinese. Dilbert is cool : )
4/28/2003 c1 pear
definitely encouraging!
definitely encouraging!
4/28/2003 c1 The Black Rider
Very clever and heroic. It's the kind of thing only you could do correctly without making it humorous or stupid. Great job.
Very clever and heroic. It's the kind of thing only you could do correctly without making it humorous or stupid. Great job.
4/27/2003 c1 28ChaoxAngel
Very inspiring piece...
And Let's hope now, that she would be wrong about her predictions. However the nature of the coronavirus is that of the flu virus - that it constantly changes (Mutates, think: X-men).
With this characteristic alone, it's much harder to treat; The fact that it's a virus, and not a bacteria, antibiotics aren't useful at all here. The possibility of this "wildfire" getting out of hand is very real.
Let's hope that someone comes up with something soon.
~DW
P.S. Hey, do you want to dedicate any of your poems for "A Rally"? (like you could dedicate more than one, you know... *greedy* =D =D =D =D =D
28ChaoxAngelVery inspiring piece...
And Let's hope now, that she would be wrong about her predictions. However the nature of the coronavirus is that of the flu virus - that it constantly changes (Mutates, think: X-men).
With this characteristic alone, it's much harder to treat; The fact that it's a virus, and not a bacteria, antibiotics aren't useful at all here. The possibility of this "wildfire" getting out of hand is very real.
Let's hope that someone comes up with something soon.
~DW
P.S. Hey, do you want to dedicate any of your poems for "A Rally"? (like you could dedicate more than one, you know... *greedy* =D =D =D =D =D