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Malawi Peace Corps Volunteer "Because They’re Burning Bricks" writes: I find it hilarious that I know people whose parents want them to get back home because of swine flu
Last time I checked, America=cases of swine flu. Africa!=cases of swine flu. Seems like it’s safer here, at the moment. Mandita! Come here if you can’t go to Mexico!
Malawi Peace Corps Volunteer "Because They’re Burning Bricks" writes: I find it hilarious that I know people whose parents want them to get back home because of swine flu
Just popping in to say a couple quick things.
Posted By Sika on May 5, 2009
1) I find it hilarious that I know people whose parents want them to get back home because of swine flu. Last time I checked, America=cases of swine flu. Africa!=cases of swine flu. Seems like it’s safer here, at the moment. Mandita! Come here if you can’t go to Mexico!
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