A plague on our town!
 

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12387983/?GT1=7938

The friggin' Black Plague. Craziness.

Better stay at home...

Wow. She takes her episodes of House way too seriously.

I just love that these days the BLACK DEATH is easily treatable.

I'm soooo glad I live now and not then.

So, when I joke that "I Have PLAGUE" I may be correct?

People are usually surprised to learn that plague and anthrax still occur rarely in the United States.

But how would you like to be the lady's neighbors being told "oh, nothing to worry about. It isn't contagious."

I love the end of this article:Don't worry--it only killed 25 million people in a 5-year period.

Bring out your dead!



Oh come on - you knew it was coming.

I feel happyyyyy!

You're not fooling anyone. You'll be stone dead in a moment.

:D

Isn't it usually squirrells that end up as the carriers of Plague? I remember learning something about this in 7th grade before a Yosemite trip.

Rats, squirrels, ROUS's, etc.....

We have cats, including COUS's, so we're safe.

ROUS's? COUS's?

Rabbits of Unsuspecting Sexualities?

I don't think they exist.

It's only a model.

COUS:

That cat makes Boris look anorexic.

That cat makes Charles look tiny!

I challenge Jim Davis himself to show me a cat that large.

I like how the cat's tongue is sticking out

Holy freaking God. :eek: If that isn't a COUS, nothing is. How does one sleep at night knowing that's in the house, waiting to smother someone? :evil:

I could be wrong, but it looks like he's trying to wash himself. Bet that takes a while.......

And....now I'm thinking about the "I tried to give my cat a bath once, and the fur kept sticking to my tongue" joke. Coupled with THAT pic...dear Lord, the, ahem,:blush: kitty jokes that spring to mind!