Saturday, October 13, 2007
Got NASCAR? Had all your shots?
News item:
The argument began when congressional aides were advised to get real-life immunizations against several communicable diseases — including hepatitis, diphtheria, tetanus and influenza — before traveling to look at preparations being made by local first responders for hypothetical scenarios at the tracks in Talladega, Ala., and Concord, N.C.
Read all about it.
Hey, I've been to NASCAR races in Fort Worth, Texas, Kansas City, and Indianapolis.
After seeing people continuing to use an overflowing porta-potty heaving with methane and floodwater, at Fort Worth, I think I might have hoped all MY shots were up to date!
What a hoot.
--ER
The argument began when congressional aides were advised to get real-life immunizations against several communicable diseases — including hepatitis, diphtheria, tetanus and influenza — before traveling to look at preparations being made by local first responders for hypothetical scenarios at the tracks in Talladega, Ala., and Concord, N.C.
Read all about it.
Hey, I've been to NASCAR races in Fort Worth, Texas, Kansas City, and Indianapolis.
After seeing people continuing to use an overflowing porta-potty heaving with methane and floodwater, at Fort Worth, I think I might have hoped all MY shots were up to date!
What a hoot.
--ER
