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Outbreak Alert Application
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9-1-2009 2:58 PM
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smellydiaper
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really worth getting if concerned about health of fam.
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9-1-2009
4:10 PM
lollipop10
"lumpy skin disease?" !!
9-1-2009
4:45 PM
smellydiaper
lmao yeah i laughed at that to. what the hell is that...lmao get lumps all over ya...lol
9-9-2009
7:24 PM
ljsdesign
Great clip
apparently you can report an outbreak to. I wonder how they're going to handle confirmation of an outbreak. Some people have a real warped sense of humor.
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