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CMA wrote:By the mane of the plague god, Mack, don't bump his thread. I thought he had posted something.

Ivan2006 wrote: Except the plague is extinct in most developed countries

CMA wrote:

Ivan2006 wrote: Except the plague is extinct in most developed countries

Uh, yeah, extinct, sure, heheh.

Ivan2006 wrote:

CMA wrote:

Ivan2006 wrote: Except the plague is extinct in most developed countries

Uh, yeah, extinct, sure, heheh.

It is in europe, AFAIK.
Except if you are talking high-security labs.
Well, crap.

Wikipedia wrote:In 1994, a plague outbreak in five Indian states caused an estimated 700 infections (including 52 deaths) and triggered a large migration of Indians within India as they tried to avoid the plague.

In 1994 and 2010 cases were reported in Peru.[27] In 2002, a couple from New Mexico was diagnosed while vacationing in New York City.[28] In 2010 a case was reported in Oregon, United States.[29]

In 2012, cases were reported in Oregon and Colorado,[30][31] including a 7-year-old girl who contracted Bubonic plague while camping in southwest Colorado.[32]

In September 2012 a herdsman in China (Sichuan province, Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture) was reported to have died of the disease after finding a dead marmot and eating it.[33]

In 2012 there were 256 plague cases resulting in 60 dead in Madagascar and in October 2013 the ICRC warned that prisoners there were at a high risk and warned of the risk of an epidemic.[34]

In July 2013, following routine testing in and near Los Angeles, CA., health officials publicly confirmed that a squirrel had tested positive with bubonic plague in the Angeles National Forest near Wrightwood. As a precaution, portions of the area have been closed to camping. However, pedestrian traffic through the area continues. Hikers are advised to use insect repellent and ensure that any pets they may bring wear a flea collar.[35]

In August 2013, a boy died in Kyrgyzstan after being bitten by a flea, thought to be from an infected rodent. The bite occurred in the Sary-Dzhaz gorge on Lake Issyk-Kul's southern shore.[36]

In December 2013 there was an outbreak of the Bubonic Plague in a village in Madagascar.[37]

Saravanth wrote:Slaanesh > Nurgle

Just saying.

fr0stbyte124 wrote:>Implying a stiff breeze couldn't derail a thread

Tau wrote:

fr0stbyte124 wrote:>Implying a stiff breeze couldn't derail a thread

Commander Error wrote:*cough cough*

Is on topic that hard to do?

Daynel wrote:

Commander Error wrote:*cough cough*

Is on topic that hard to do?

Do you even have to ask?