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Bad hot dogs?
Saturday, August 21, 2004 · Last updated 9:26 a.m. PT
More victims identified in Ohio illness THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PUT-IN-BAY, Ohio -- Health officials said Saturday that they have confirmed more than 100 additional cases of an illness that's causing cramps, diarrhea, nausea, fever and chills among visitors to this resort area. The number of people suffering from the gastrointestinal illness has risen to 510, up from 378 documented cases Friday, Ohio Department of Health spokesman Jay Carey said Saturday. Interviews with 168 more people are pending, he said. Investigators from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are helping county and state officials in their attempt to pinpoint the cause of the illness on Lake Erie's South Bass Island, sometimes called the "Key West of the Midwest." The Ohio Department of Health has confirmed cases of salmonella, norovirus and campylobacter among the victims, said spokesman Kristopher Weiss. All three germs have symptoms that match the outbreak. Campylobacter is one of the most common bacterial causes of diarrhea and is usually caused by eating or handling undercooked or raw chicken, according to the CDC. -- Save America - Defeat Bush! |
Unless they were chicken hot dogs, it probably wasn't the hot dogs. Do you
even bother to read the articles you cut and paste. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Saturday, August 21, 2004 · Last updated 9:26 a.m. PT More victims identified in Ohio illness THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PUT-IN-BAY, Ohio -- Health officials said Saturday that they have confirmed more than 100 additional cases of an illness that's causing cramps, diarrhea, nausea, fever and chills among visitors to this resort area. The number of people suffering from the gastrointestinal illness has risen to 510, up from 378 documented cases Friday, Ohio Department of Health spokesman Jay Carey said Saturday. Interviews with 168 more people are pending, he said. Investigators from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are helping county and state officials in their attempt to pinpoint the cause of the illness on Lake Erie's South Bass Island, sometimes called the "Key West of the Midwest." The Ohio Department of Health has confirmed cases of salmonella, norovirus and campylobacter among the victims, said spokesman Kristopher Weiss. All three germs have symptoms that match the outbreak. Campylobacter is one of the most common bacterial causes of diarrhea and is usually caused by eating or handling undercooked or raw chicken, according to the CDC. -- Save America - Defeat Bush! |
And unlike the lame brained asshole Hairy who posts this drivel, we actually
own a boat and take it out! We were in Put In Bay today after meeting friends at Kelleys,and heading over to Scudders @ Pelee for lunch. Crowds were as big as ever. Meanwhile Hairy sits alone boatless in his house trailer cutting and pasting articles while eating cold Spagettios..... "Comcast News" wrote in message news:4PTVc.298607$%_6.89550@attbi_s01... Unless they were chicken hot dogs, it probably wasn't the hot dogs. Do you even bother to read the articles you cut and paste. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Saturday, August 21, 2004 · Last updated 9:26 a.m. PT More victims identified in Ohio illness THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |
bomar wrote:
And unlike the lame brained asshole Hairy who posts this drivel, we actually own a boat and take it out! We were in Put In Bay today after meeting friends at Kelleys,and heading over to Scudders @ Pelee for lunch. Crowds were as big as ever. Meanwhile Hairy sits alone boatless in his house trailer cutting and pasting articles while eating cold Spagettios..... "Comcast News" wrote in message news:4PTVc.298607$%_6.89550@attbi_s01... Unless they were chicken hot dogs, it probably wasn't the hot dogs. Do you even bother to read the articles you cut and paste. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Saturday, August 21, 2004 · Last updated 9:26 a.m. PT More victims identified in Ohio illness THE ASSOCIATED PRESS There's still time for you to choke on your chicken. -- Save America - Defeat Bush! |
"Comcast News" wrote in message news:4PTVc.298607$%_6.89550@attbi_s01... Unless they were chicken hot dogs, it probably wasn't the hot dogs. Do you even bother to read the articles you cut and paste. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Saturday, August 21, 2004 · Last updated 9:26 a.m. PT More victims identified in Ohio illness THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PUT-IN-BAY, Ohio -- Health officials said Saturday that they have confirmed more than 100 additional cases of an illness that's causing cramps, diarrhea, nausea, fever and chills among visitors to this resort area. The number of people suffering from the gastrointestinal illness has risen to 510, up from 378 documented cases Friday, Ohio Department of Health spokesman Jay Carey said Saturday. Interviews with 168 more people are pending, he said. Investigators from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are helping county and state officials in their attempt to pinpoint the cause of the illness on Lake Erie's South Bass Island, sometimes called the "Key West of the Midwest." The Ohio Department of Health has confirmed cases of salmonella, norovirus and campylobacter among the victims, said spokesman Kristopher Weiss. All three germs have symptoms that match the outbreak. Campylobacter is one of the most common bacterial causes of diarrhea and is usually caused by eating or handling undercooked or raw chicken, according to the CDC. -- Save America - Defeat Bush! The problem was linked to e coli in water wells used by several of the island restaurants and bars. For those not familiar with Put In Bay.... It is the downtown area on South Bass Island and within a cluster of recreational destinations on Lake Erie. Here are some nice links about Put in Bay: http://www.put-in-bay.com/ http://www.putinbay.com/ http://www.photography-plus.com/project/Put-In-Bay.htm We would normally spend anywhere from 2-6 days at a time on the island during the summer, docking at The Crew's Nest http://www.thecrewsnest.com/ or off a buoy at the Public Marina. |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... There's still time for you to choke on your chicken. Harry is that the best you can do? |
On Sat, 21 Aug 2004 23:06:15 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote: There's still time for you to choke on your chicken. Another clever comeback from our village idiot. Ever notice how he resorts childish insults when he cant debate effectivly, or gets caught in one of his many lies? |
"Comcast News" wrote in message news:4PTVc.298607$%_6.89550@attbi_s01...
Unless they were chicken hot dogs, it probably wasn't the hot dogs. Do you even bother to read the articles you cut and paste. Did you happen, just maybe, to see the word "usually" in there? You can get Campylobacter from just about ANY kind of meat. Also, did you stop and think about what if some hotdogs came in contact with some chicken? Or did you think that those places keep hot dogs and chicken in seperate refrigerators? "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Saturday, August 21, 2004 · Last updated 9:26 a.m. PT More victims identified in Ohio illness THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PUT-IN-BAY, Ohio -- Health officials said Saturday that they have confirmed more than 100 additional cases of an illness that's causing cramps, diarrhea, nausea, fever and chills among visitors to this resort area. The number of people suffering from the gastrointestinal illness has risen to 510, up from 378 documented cases Friday, Ohio Department of Health spokesman Jay Carey said Saturday. Interviews with 168 more people are pending, he said. Investigators from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are helping county and state officials in their attempt to pinpoint the cause of the illness on Lake Erie's South Bass Island, sometimes called the "Key West of the Midwest." The Ohio Department of Health has confirmed cases of salmonella, norovirus and campylobacter among the victims, said spokesman Kristopher Weiss. All three germs have symptoms that match the outbreak. Campylobacter is one of the most common bacterial causes of diarrhea and is usually caused by eating or handling undercooked or raw chicken, according to the CDC. -- Save America - Defeat Bush! |
Maybe it was from pig rectum?
"basskisser" wrote in message om... "Comcast News" wrote in message news:4PTVc.298607$%_6.89550@attbi_s01... Unless they were chicken hot dogs, it probably wasn't the hot dogs. Do you even bother to read the articles you cut and paste. Did you happen, just maybe, to see the word "usually" in there? You can get Campylobacter from just about ANY kind of meat. Also, did you stop and think about what if some hotdogs came in contact with some chicken? Or did you think that those places keep hot dogs and chicken in seperate refrigerators? "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Saturday, August 21, 2004 · Last updated 9:26 a.m. PT More victims identified in Ohio illness THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PUT-IN-BAY, Ohio -- Health officials said Saturday that they have confirmed more than 100 additional cases of an illness that's causing cramps, diarrhea, nausea, fever and chills among visitors to this resort area. The number of people suffering from the gastrointestinal illness has risen to 510, up from 378 documented cases Friday, Ohio Department of Health spokesman Jay Carey said Saturday. Interviews with 168 more people are pending, he said. Investigators from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are helping county and state officials in their attempt to pinpoint the cause of the illness on Lake Erie's South Bass Island, sometimes called the "Key West of the Midwest." The Ohio Department of Health has confirmed cases of salmonella, norovirus and campylobacter among the victims, said spokesman Kristopher Weiss. All three germs have symptoms that match the outbreak. Campylobacter is one of the most common bacterial causes of diarrhea and is usually caused by eating or handling undercooked or raw chicken, according to the CDC. -- Save America - Defeat Bush! |
Maybe it was from pig rectum?
Chicken lips...it came from Chicken lips I tell you! Blll |
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