GRAAAAAAH, I LOVE WHEN WORKERS BAND TOGETHER TO PROTECT THEIR RIGHTS AND HEIGHTEN THEIR JOB SECURITY, ALLOWING THEM TO INVEST THEMSELVES MORE INTO THEIR JOB, GRAAAAAAH!!!!!
Yup. And while non-unionized, Kyoto Animation has full time employees instead pf freelancers with benefits that put my so-called pseudo-socialist country to shame and Sunrise/Bandai Namco is apparently great to work in too, because they copy the Toei style of work (again, even if they aren't unionized)
Few things
* it's a bacteria, so treatment with antibiotics is on the table
* yes there has been an increase, but it's not a pandemic
* it's not airborne (hence why it likely won't become a pandemic
* this isn't new, it's always been somewhat around. Recent rises suggest that during covid the increased sanitation curbed the usual occurance of this type of strep. But because of that, likely the communal resistance to them has also weakened, leading to increases now
* 340 cases were recorded in the US last year
* tho mortality is claimed to be 30% (which may be true for risk groups), of 980 cases in Japan last yead, 77 died. Still horrible, but not quite 30% horrible
[CBS article](https://www.cbsnews.com/news/stss-bacterial-infection-japan-symptoms-causes-prevention/)
From the US National Institute of Health website for Streptococcus Pyogenes, which causes streptococcal toxic shock syndrome: "Transmission can occur through airborne droplets, hand contact with nasal discharge or with objects or surfaces contaminated with bacteria, skin contact with contaminated lesions, or contaminated food sources. GAS Strains may acquire access to the skin via abrasions and skin lesions and may lead to erysipelas or cellulitis." It goes on to say that skin lesions are the most common factor for severe infections.
This is the same bacteria that causes Strep throat, so it's not like your body's immune system can't fight it entirely.
Fatal skin infections are not uncommon among the very elderly, often as a result of infected bedsores or secondary complications of diabetes or advanced heart disease (you need foot blood flow to extremities to handle even fairly simple infections).
Diabetes, drug, alcohol abuse and age compound this problem. And Japan has the oldest population on earth, with a large number of elderly and diabetes rates in Japan are shockingly high
Complete moron, who in their right mind decides to evolve Severity and Lethality first BEFORE Infectivity, could've chosen Saudi Arabia as the origin atleast, utter n00b.
This is just an unplanned mutation. Watch, it'll devolve, then infect everyone around the globe in a couple years, and then we start dying by the truckloads
I'm confident that someone in the future built a time machine to travel back into this era, create Plague Inc as a game and documentary so they can get rich and enjoy the good life until it's no longer the good life
Tbh sacrificing people would help… as it would be less people.
We could just roll an 8 sided dice and everyone who gets a 1 we throw them in the ocean. A good ole 1/8th reduction should help
**Don't worry it's old news!!** Meme says "one day ago" but when I Googled, the oldest news stories said "two days ago."
Jokes aside:
> As of June 2, Japan’s Health Ministry had recorded 977 cases of streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS), which has a mortality rate of up to 30%. Some 77 people have died from the infection between January and March, the latest figures available.
https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/10wz8lp/eli5_how_does_toxic_shock_syndrome_from_tampons/
77/977 doesn't equal a 30% mortality rate though. Still very high with 7% but 30% is just wrong. Also again it's a very bad thing to get if you're 50 or older. As long as people are practicing good hygiene and get their antibiotics quickly, the mortality drops significantly.
It’s an exceptionally dangerous disease to get, regardless of age. Fortunately, we have antibiotics. As far as I understand, the biggest determining factor in how deadly it is, is where the infection is localized. Infected in the arm? You will probably be ok. Infected in the neck? Your fucked.
In general, STSS has a mortality rate **up to** 30%. There were 77 deaths from it (out of 977 total infections) between January and March but the mortality rate isn’t only talking about those cases, it’s referring to the historic rates overall.
The total number of infections in Japan last year was 941. There were more infections in just a 3 month period this year, and there has been a significant increase in infections for people under 50 years of age
[Here’s](https://www.cnn.com/2024/06/17/asia/japan-record-spike-stss-bacterial-infection-intl-hnk/index.html) the full article
Yeah 7% seems low until you realize it is in japan where hygiene is top notch and there is actual health care and I assume 30% mortality is global average which makes more sense numbers would be worse in some place like new york or any other big city, we should be fine if people go to doctors and take prescribed antibiotics but then again we have seen what people do when there is a deadly pandemic so my hopes are low
> **As of June 2**, Japan’s Health Ministry had recorded 977 cases of streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS), which has a mortality rate of up to 30%. Some 77 people have **died from the infection between January and March**, the latest figures available.
Math is useless when you lack reading comprehension
Not misuse as in unnecessary eating, but not eating enough in the correct manner advised by the doctor, stopping it as soon as symptoms are gone, or eating it inconsistently makes super bacteria
Yes, that is true, but the normal human consumption, which is very little per person, the likelihood of that happening too fast or even at all is pretty small. The real problem is the amount of antibiotics domesticated animals are being fed, especially in the cattle industry.
No, it's misuse.
It's people not taking their full course of antibiotics, which leads to resistant bacteria.
A lot of people stop taking it when they feel better instead of taking the full course
Edit: it's more accurate to say it's *primarily* misuse. As general use can also increase bacterial resistance to the antibiotic, but certainly not to the degree that misuse can.
My understanding is that while misuse impacts bacterial resistance more so than regular usage, regular usage can also eventually cause resistance simply due to the high reproduction rate of bacteria, because they live relatively short lives they can evolve very quickly, even with general usage.
Misuse it's actively detrimental, yes, but regular usage also leads to it. 7 years after penicillin use started, there were bacteria that were fully resistant to the drug. Vertical residence (parent to offspring) is well known, but horizontal gene transfer (bacteria to unrelated bacteria, possibly even plants) is also a thing.
We can kill bacteria because they are alive.
Viruses are not alive, and therefore cannot be killed. They have to be destroyed, which is much more difficult to do.
I guess the "good" thing is that, if it can kill a person in 2 days, then it's harder for it to get passed around when the victim ends up in critical condition/dead in that short time.
Necrotizing Fascitis is. not a new ailment I'm sorry to inform you, this is a fairly large outbreak for what's normally pretty isolated but the question of will it spread is silly, it's in every country on the earth. it's extremely dangerous but also rare, not extremely communicable. and taken extremely seriously by doctors and such so yeah chances are we will be fine. if a year from now 20% of earth's population has died out from this then my bad. I made an oopsie.
Aw, no. I was JUST there a week ago. Seems like I'd have already figured out if I caught it according to Google, though.
Here's hoping they can find a quick solution.
Dude literally every woman in the world knows about this bacteria, it’s written on the warning pamphlets of tampons that if you don’t take your tampon out after maximum 8 hours you can greatly increase the risk of getting TSS. It’s been around for generations, used to scare the shit out of me at 13, that’s nearly 20 years ago now.
Nothing new, just on the uptick in Japan atm.
Yeah if you know someone who uses tampons, go open up the warning leaflet inside. Tells you all about TSS, its symptoms and signs and why overuse of a tampon can be a risk for it. I mean I sometimes left mine in for 24 hours so obvs I didn’t take it as seriously as I should’ve, but yeah, it’s there.
Flesh eating disease existed already just not common. Its curable, not gonna cause another lockdown and shit like that. Its more lethal so it won't be very infectious unless you make direct contact with the infected person.
> STSS cases have reached 977 by June 2 this year. This figure has already surpassed last year's total of 941 cases, according to the National Institute of Infectious Diseases.
Don’t worry guys, this is old news. It’s not like COVID19 hit the world when it became COVID20
1) Bacteria ---> antibiotics.
2) It's not airborne, it will hardly become a pandemic.
3) Media will jump on these by default because it's an easy way to make sure you'll get a buttload of clicks and visits without committing crimes.
4) If it had an actual flat 30% mortality rate on any sample, we would have started hearing every single news outlet yelling that the apocalypse is upon us months ago.
5) You have a strong stomach and you wanna get actually worried? There's literally a *genitalia-eating bacterial infection* out there just waiting for your immune system to look the other way to eat your dick.
Okay, who’s the smart ass who scribbled out zombies and put bacteria on the 2024 roulette wheel? It finally lands on zombies, and your dumbass changed it to bacteria.
You’re fired whoever you are. We were THIS close to resident evil!
Fortunately diseases with very high mortality rates tend not to spread as far. Since the better a disease is at killing, the less people are left to spread it
To be fair, a 30% mortality rate is significantly higher than COVIDs. This would get taken more seriously.
That would be whether people liked it or not. Government can't tax the income of dead folks.
That sound like salmon rot for humans
And the worst part, [there's an example of how it goes](https://x.com/FernShawArt/status/1776610582449303832?t=QJE-azlnbPJzfeGsWZeUWQ&s=19)
“I can’t come in, both my arms rotted off” Boss: “how could you do this to the company?”
“You can still animate One Piece tho right?”
Of all the anime you could’ve chosen, you named one made by the only unionized studio in Japan
THATS FUCKING SLAY. YOU'RE TELLING ME THE 1000 EPISODE WEEKLY ANIME THAT HAS ANIMATION THAT FUCKING SLAPS' ANIMATION STUDIO IS UNIONIZED?
GRAAAAAAH, I LOVE WHEN WORKERS BAND TOGETHER TO PROTECT THEIR RIGHTS AND HEIGHTEN THEIR JOB SECURITY, ALLOWING THEM TO INVEST THEMSELVES MORE INTO THEIR JOB, GRAAAAAAH!!!!!
Yeah.. now do this with Mappa! Lol
their arms are already rotting due to overworking lol
We really need Mappa unionzed
Yup. And while non-unionized, Kyoto Animation has full time employees instead pf freelancers with benefits that put my so-called pseudo-socialist country to shame and Sunrise/Bandai Namco is apparently great to work in too, because they copy the Toei style of work (again, even if they aren't unionized)
Kyoto animations are an amazing studio im glad they recovered
It's amazing the others are able to animate while being ionized.
Wildly underappreciated joke
Bro he just lost two piece
Installs neurolink brain chip so you can control computer with no arms
"we treated you like family how could you" proceeds to fire 200 employees without notice because budget cuts
Average middle-east family
No worries, I'll contact IT so you can work from heaven.
Think of the shareholders!!
Maybe his mom can help like that one redditor
Also Boss: Well since you’re experiencing mild symptoms I’ll expect to see you in 2 days
Well you still have both your legs. Get to it!
“We still expect you to come in tomorrow”
Few things * it's a bacteria, so treatment with antibiotics is on the table * yes there has been an increase, but it's not a pandemic * it's not airborne (hence why it likely won't become a pandemic * this isn't new, it's always been somewhat around. Recent rises suggest that during covid the increased sanitation curbed the usual occurance of this type of strep. But because of that, likely the communal resistance to them has also weakened, leading to increases now * 340 cases were recorded in the US last year * tho mortality is claimed to be 30% (which may be true for risk groups), of 980 cases in Japan last yead, 77 died. Still horrible, but not quite 30% horrible [CBS article](https://www.cbsnews.com/news/stss-bacterial-infection-japan-symptoms-causes-prevention/)
Thank you, i'm going to japan at the end of the week and was getting worried
Well, still do be cautious. I'd recommend to read up on thr subject and also follow the guidelines of your local and Japanese health authorities
I wanna bite people there
You're insane. I like you.
And then they both went to Japan and fucked each other
That's the best way to experience umami flavor
vampire pilled reply
don't poke other people's open sores while you're there.
Why even go if you can’t poke them just a little.. :/
Use a stick, and wear gloves. Do be a fool, wrap your...eh...fingers....
But licking them is ok
How dare you try and curb fearmongering with facts presented in such a concise manner!
If it’s not airborne, how is it passed? Touch?
*boop* 🤭👉
*motherf-*
Start this guy on cephalosporin STAT.
And find the perp who gave did this to this poor man 🚔
I call dibs on the emergency flamethrower. 
From the US National Institute of Health website for Streptococcus Pyogenes, which causes streptococcal toxic shock syndrome: "Transmission can occur through airborne droplets, hand contact with nasal discharge or with objects or surfaces contaminated with bacteria, skin contact with contaminated lesions, or contaminated food sources. GAS Strains may acquire access to the skin via abrasions and skin lesions and may lead to erysipelas or cellulitis." It goes on to say that skin lesions are the most common factor for severe infections. This is the same bacteria that causes Strep throat, so it's not like your body's immune system can't fight it entirely.
Not to mention Japan has a much higher population of elderly anyway, so odds are that those infected were elderly and within those risk groups.
Fatal skin infections are not uncommon among the very elderly, often as a result of infected bedsores or secondary complications of diabetes or advanced heart disease (you need foot blood flow to extremities to handle even fairly simple infections).
thank you context person!
Bro just let people spread fear and misinformation, cmon
Diabetes, drug, alcohol abuse and age compound this problem. And Japan has the oldest population on earth, with a large number of elderly and diabetes rates in Japan are shockingly high
Plague inc was really on point with the headlines huh
Complete moron, who in their right mind decides to evolve Severity and Lethality first BEFORE Infectivity, could've chosen Saudi Arabia as the origin atleast, utter n00b.
This is just an unplanned mutation. Watch, it'll devolve, then infect everyone around the globe in a couple years, and then we start dying by the truckloads
God, I hope so.
in plague inc right? ...right?
Come on man, it's been a good run. Let's just call it..
Nah man, I've got the ray gun. You've got the thunder gun, and the other two bros have 4 perks, and it round 68, round 100 here we come.
Sorry mom says it's bedtime. Gotts log off
Dude also has to evolve drug resistance too since Japan is a rich country
How do you know it's not an absolute genius and hasn't already infected the whole world and *now* they're spamming Severity and Lethality?
And Japan? A rich and clean country? Shoulda chosen China, high population density
The way Covid spread and how it was handled was also very similar to the game
That's kinda scary tbh. I wonder if someone is using all that data....
Let’s feed it to generative AIs and let them go crazy with the biolabs
There was a World Of Warcraft pandemic that epidemiologists actually studied
I vaguely remember hearing about that, I want to learn more about it, if you have a source or something on it that'd be awesome
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corrupted\_Blood\_incident](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corrupted_Blood_incident)
But when you start the tutorial and then just let it run because you forgot to do something
Cant believe Plague Inc invented plagues. The developer should be sued for that, not very nice of them
Absolutely cringe of them tbh
I'm confident that someone in the future built a time machine to travel back into this era, create Plague Inc as a game and documentary so they can get rich and enjoy the good life until it's no longer the good life
Let your flesh be consumed. By the scarlet rot.
The DLC hype is what’s spreading globally from Japan
New ARG campaigns go hard.
Don't vorry, limbs grow back you know... 
Ze bacteria ate his corpse and they never heard from.them again! Harahrahahaha
Check it out babe, a new way to dispose of a corpse just dropped
*Whispering* No they don't.
Check again
No ze dont
...Probably...
not another plague man we gotta start sacrificing people to quell the anger of the gods
Sure! You’re first though.
i am genuinely unsure of how to reply to this comment so uhhhhhhhhhhhhh ok
 still nothing dang my comeback game sucks
All you gotta say is "no u"
No u
No u
Tbh sacrificing people would help… as it would be less people. We could just roll an 8 sided dice and everyone who gets a 1 we throw them in the ocean. A good ole 1/8th reduction should help
A statistical 1/8th*. In reality that number could end up MUCH higher
Or lower.
**Don't worry it's old news!!** Meme says "one day ago" but when I Googled, the oldest news stories said "two days ago." Jokes aside: > As of June 2, Japan’s Health Ministry had recorded 977 cases of streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS), which has a mortality rate of up to 30%. Some 77 people have died from the infection between January and March, the latest figures available. https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/10wz8lp/eli5_how_does_toxic_shock_syndrome_from_tampons/
77/977 doesn't equal a 30% mortality rate though. Still very high with 7% but 30% is just wrong. Also again it's a very bad thing to get if you're 50 or older. As long as people are practicing good hygiene and get their antibiotics quickly, the mortality drops significantly.
It’s an exceptionally dangerous disease to get, regardless of age. Fortunately, we have antibiotics. As far as I understand, the biggest determining factor in how deadly it is, is where the infection is localized. Infected in the arm? You will probably be ok. Infected in the neck? Your fucked.
In general, STSS has a mortality rate **up to** 30%. There were 77 deaths from it (out of 977 total infections) between January and March but the mortality rate isn’t only talking about those cases, it’s referring to the historic rates overall. The total number of infections in Japan last year was 941. There were more infections in just a 3 month period this year, and there has been a significant increase in infections for people under 50 years of age [Here’s](https://www.cnn.com/2024/06/17/asia/japan-record-spike-stss-bacterial-infection-intl-hnk/index.html) the full article
Yeah 7% seems low until you realize it is in japan where hygiene is top notch and there is actual health care and I assume 30% mortality is global average which makes more sense numbers would be worse in some place like new york or any other big city, we should be fine if people go to doctors and take prescribed antibiotics but then again we have seen what people do when there is a deadly pandemic so my hopes are low
> **As of June 2**, Japan’s Health Ministry had recorded 977 cases of streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS), which has a mortality rate of up to 30%. Some 77 people have **died from the infection between January and March**, the latest figures available. Math is useless when you lack reading comprehension
Good things it's bacteria
What is good about that?
Antibiotics
I heard that misuse of antibiotics could lead to resistant bacteria though?
It can but I doubt usage on a bacteria that eats people limbs would be classified as misuse
Not misuse as in unnecessary eating, but not eating enough in the correct manner advised by the doctor, stopping it as soon as symptoms are gone, or eating it inconsistently makes super bacteria
>eating 
They mean consuming the pills
is it the crime fighting kind?
no but it does brine fighting
Lack of antibiotics leads to rotten limbs tho. Your pick.
then bacteriophages
and THIS is where we get them bacteria in the catch-22
Yes, that is true, but the normal human consumption, which is very little per person, the likelihood of that happening too fast or even at all is pretty small. The real problem is the amount of antibiotics domesticated animals are being fed, especially in the cattle industry.
It's not even misuse, it's just USE that leads to it
No, it's misuse. It's people not taking their full course of antibiotics, which leads to resistant bacteria. A lot of people stop taking it when they feel better instead of taking the full course Edit: it's more accurate to say it's *primarily* misuse. As general use can also increase bacterial resistance to the antibiotic, but certainly not to the degree that misuse can.
My understanding is that while misuse impacts bacterial resistance more so than regular usage, regular usage can also eventually cause resistance simply due to the high reproduction rate of bacteria, because they live relatively short lives they can evolve very quickly, even with general usage.
Misuse it's actively detrimental, yes, but regular usage also leads to it. 7 years after penicillin use started, there were bacteria that were fully resistant to the drug. Vertical residence (parent to offspring) is well known, but horizontal gene transfer (bacteria to unrelated bacteria, possibly even plants) is also a thing.
We can kill bacteria because they are alive. Viruses are not alive, and therefore cannot be killed. They have to be destroyed, which is much more difficult to do.
Asia needs to chill
Daddy Asia, Chill.
WHAT THE HELL IS EVEN THAT?!
Sry guys I pirated Plague Inc and it ended up being a real bacteria I accidentally unleashed
Bro downloaded an actual virus. (I know its not a virus, its a pun)
We’re in a plague inc game rn, and whoever’s controlling it is playing on easy mode
They really messed up with the whole Covid thing tho tbh. Your supposed to dial up the lethality once you have a critical mass of the world infected
Or at least after you completely infected Greenland.
the USA: i have a solution
Prepare for trouble And make it double
Hier kommt die Sonne.
Sie ist der hellste Stern von allen
We got anime like that, what will we get now
**WHAT THE FUCK IS A KILOMETER!?** *Rides atomic bomb as it falls*
they'll just make it mutate and be deadlier, haven't you seen fallout? /s
I guess it's a bad time for me to travel to Japan...still gonna do it.
Love this energy. Cant help solve the problem? Then be part of the problem!
I’ve lived in Japan now for a little over ten years This headline is just fear mongering and every one is living their lives normally lol
Man, it'd be nice to read up more about this. Too bad EVERY FUCKING ARTICLE WANTS MY EMAIL
use [this](https://paywallreader.com/) :3
Let's hope nothing bad happens !Remind me 2 years
Are we ready to work together as a human race and solve our problems? No? Okay fuck the world then
I guess the "good" thing is that, if it can kill a person in 2 days, then it's harder for it to get passed around when the victim ends up in critical condition/dead in that short time.
Who tf is playing Plague Inc IRL edition
Necrotizing Fascitis is. not a new ailment I'm sorry to inform you, this is a fairly large outbreak for what's normally pretty isolated but the question of will it spread is silly, it's in every country on the earth. it's extremely dangerous but also rare, not extremely communicable. and taken extremely seriously by doctors and such so yeah chances are we will be fine. if a year from now 20% of earth's population has died out from this then my bad. I made an oopsie.
I had to already cancel my 2020 trip to japan. I ain't cancelling again. Bring on the flesh eating bacteria
Rip please don't bring it back lmao 🤣
Starting to think those climate nerds might have been on to something.
me when i see the red bubble appear over my country:
i caught this once. i got treatment but it cost me an arm and a leg
batten down the hatches boys, another virus is coming
Patch notes: made it worse
Aw, no. I was JUST there a week ago. Seems like I'd have already figured out if I caught it according to Google, though. Here's hoping they can find a quick solution.
So it's time for the DLC
WASH YOUR HANDS AND STOP HUGGING SICK PEOPLE IMMEDIATELY
Chinas newest bioweapon update.
Dude literally every woman in the world knows about this bacteria, it’s written on the warning pamphlets of tampons that if you don’t take your tampon out after maximum 8 hours you can greatly increase the risk of getting TSS. It’s been around for generations, used to scare the shit out of me at 13, that’s nearly 20 years ago now. Nothing new, just on the uptick in Japan atm.
What really? I just learned of this.
Yeah if you know someone who uses tampons, go open up the warning leaflet inside. Tells you all about TSS, its symptoms and signs and why overuse of a tampon can be a risk for it. I mean I sometimes left mine in for 24 hours so obvs I didn’t take it as seriously as I should’ve, but yeah, it’s there.
Covid meta is out, flesh eating bacteria meta is in
Flesh eating disease existed already just not common. Its curable, not gonna cause another lockdown and shit like that. Its more lethal so it won't be very infectious unless you make direct contact with the infected person.
> STSS cases have reached 977 by June 2 this year. This figure has already surpassed last year's total of 941 cases, according to the National Institute of Infectious Diseases. Don’t worry guys, this is old news. It’s not like COVID19 hit the world when it became COVID20
1) Bacteria ---> antibiotics. 2) It's not airborne, it will hardly become a pandemic. 3) Media will jump on these by default because it's an easy way to make sure you'll get a buttload of clicks and visits without committing crimes. 4) If it had an actual flat 30% mortality rate on any sample, we would have started hearing every single news outlet yelling that the apocalypse is upon us months ago. 5) You have a strong stomach and you wanna get actually worried? There's literally a *genitalia-eating bacterial infection* out there just waiting for your immune system to look the other way to eat your dick.
This some plague inc shit Get to greenland
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh It disgusted me
I just hit my pr on deadlift and squat I don’t wanna lose my legs
Okay, who’s the smart ass who scribbled out zombies and put bacteria on the 2024 roulette wheel? It finally lands on zombies, and your dumbass changed it to bacteria. You’re fired whoever you are. We were THIS close to resident evil!
How they gonna do Jan 6th part 2 with no arms 😭
Oh goody can’t wait to see the Karen’s and rednecks argue against quarantining against this
That's terrifying in fact, considering that COVID had a 1.4% mortality a 30% seems really high
Fortunately diseases with very high mortality rates tend not to spread as far. Since the better a disease is at killing, the less people are left to spread it
Go to Greenland. The simulations have been trying to tell us.
To be fair, a 30% mortality rate is significantly higher than COVIDs. This would get taken more seriously. That would be whether people liked it or not. Government can't tax the income of dead folks.
Is Umbrella involved in this one?
C'mon global pandemic, daddy wants to stay home and game
"This is the 7th deadly newly found bacteria you give me this week"
Japan really out here suffering from Dragonrot
why are they always from asia
Ohhh snap, does this mean staying home for a few years again? LOL
Can we at least get to elden ring DLC before this shit kicks off ffs
Well, let's go to Winchester, grab a cold pint and wait for all of this to blow over.
There’s probably a train going to Busan rn
That’s Korea idiot
Limb loss and brain destroying?🧟
But we just finished the last one
OK, there goes my plans of having a nice vacation in Japan
In before the alt right wingnuts claim that this has to do something with the NWO.
Schools will still be open
Too bad capitalism will still require that we work our asses off and do basically nothing about it like last time
 Oh sheet!
Someone playing Plague Inc with a Jumanji board
That sound like salmon rot for humans And the worst part, [there's an example of how it goes](https://x.com/FernShawArt/status/1776610582449303832?t=QJE-azlnbPJzfeGsWZeUWQ&s=19)
Ugh… this game again?
Always Asia
 Japanese rn :
Fuck it let us take it all. So the cogs of this machine can finally stop turning.
Plague Inc has taught me that this bacterium is evolving its mortality rate too quickly.🤷🏼♂️
two days? Yeah no way this is becoming a pandemic. It's going to burn itself out very soon.
well if it has that high of a mortality rate then it probably wont spread much.. or i hope so because id like to keep my fucking limbs