[Stunaep]

eh... the average school here as about 700 student.s

[Stealth]

Originally posted by Stunaep
eh... the average school here as about 700 student.s

perhaps in Estonia or wherever... it was the same in South africa, our school had like 800 students at most...

the school i'm in now has about 3300-3500.

i was exaggerating a little on the high school that got infected by the way, it has about 4000 at max. (found out )

still, 700/4000 is quite a lot!

Stunaep: it's not a college, it's a high-school, i said that in my first post

[Stealth]

Originally posted by Black Wolf


I know! Fancy wasting a perfectly good school with only 5000 students!

lol, when i said "5000 students... crazy aint it?" the 'crazy' part i was referring to the virus... the ratio of people infected ---> total students.  5000 is a very, very big sschool... i think ( see above post ) that it's actually like 4000

[Stryke 9]

I never liked those cruise liner bastards. Disney, ya know.

Anyway, it's not really an effective bioweapon. Catches like atheism at a revivalist church meeting, but it's only really a two-day flu.

However, the "incurable" bit at least worked- there's no recourse but to ride it out.

[Sandwich]

Originally posted by StrykeIX
I never liked those cruise liner bastards. Disney, ya know.

Anyway, it's not really an effective bioweapon. Catches like atheism at a revivalist church meeting, but it's only really a two-day flu.

However, the "incurable" bit at least worked- there's no recourse but to ride it out.

{Tom Clancy conspiracy mode}

It could easily be a test with a non-lethal bug to see how rapid and widespread a true bioweapon could spread.

Either that, or it could be a 2-stage bug - give the person the flu at first, lie dormant for a few weeks, and then break out with stage two.  
 
{/Tom Clancy conspiracy mode}

[Stryke 9]

Nah. Mark II comes out in a week- same symptoms, never ends.

[Knight Templar]

well they chose the perfect place

(Actually.. I might have liked it better if it were florida)

[Stealth]

Stryke's got it!