Liverpool v Manchester United

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  1. Jay

    Jay Well-Known Member

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    Maybe, and I'm only guessing, but

    could it be that the strains of TB that are prevalent are the ones resistant to the inoculation? In which case, jabbing hundreds of thousands of kids would be an expensive and pointless operation.

    That could be a right load of balls, but it would explain it.
     
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  2. JLWBigLil

    JLWBigLil Well-Known Member

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    Someone appears to have his thinking head on!

    You could be right. To be honest I hadn't given it too much thought.
     
    JLWBigLil, Jan 30, 2006
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    Isle of Wight Tyke Active Member

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    RE: Surely if it's on the increase

    You'd think these decisions would consider long term effects wouldn't you?

    Sadly they don't. It won't be their problem in 20 years.
     
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    Only on the BFC BBS!

    From the FA Cup draw to infectious diseases!
     
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