Areku
08-27-2004, 07:44 PM
Sorry that it doesn't have anything to do with TMNT, but I couldn't find any other place to put it.
Yeah. You read right. My school got hit by a bad virus that started by Lake Erie (sp?) in Ohio. I felt fine at the beginning of school, but into 3rd and 4th period, I felt a bit sick. I was hangin' out at the office (I wasn't in trouble...really) and I heard all the call-ins from the parents and stuff. At least 25+ called in sick that morning. During the rest of the morning and into the afternoon, kids just kept getting sick (I mean, vomiting...the works). They tested the waters and that wasn't it and they tried the food, but that still wasn't it. Altogether, 100+ kids went home sick that day, both the HS and elementary. I had to go home at the end of school instead of going to my golf match cause I felt sick (the team had to forfeit since we didn't have enough players ).
But...at least we had some laughs. My Piano and Keyboarding class sat there and renamed famous classical pieces, ex: Dance of the Sugar 'Flush' Fairies, Beethoven's 5th 'Flush', and 'Flush' from the Four 'Toilets'. The whole story started when one of my friends said she heard three guys vomiting at once in the bathroom as she walked by (that means they all flushed one after another).
The story ended up on the news and even on the front page of the Journal Gazette (Fort Wayne's newspaper).
The funny thing is, other than the Caston School District in Fulton County (who resulted in about 75 sick kids), no other schools around ours got the virus. It was a really weird and crazy day.
BTW, that's part of the reason I haven't been here in a while (that and golf practice).
Yeah. You read right. My school got hit by a bad virus that started by Lake Erie (sp?) in Ohio. I felt fine at the beginning of school, but into 3rd and 4th period, I felt a bit sick. I was hangin' out at the office (I wasn't in trouble...really) and I heard all the call-ins from the parents and stuff. At least 25+ called in sick that morning. During the rest of the morning and into the afternoon, kids just kept getting sick (I mean, vomiting...the works). They tested the waters and that wasn't it and they tried the food, but that still wasn't it. Altogether, 100+ kids went home sick that day, both the HS and elementary. I had to go home at the end of school instead of going to my golf match cause I felt sick (the team had to forfeit since we didn't have enough players ).
But...at least we had some laughs. My Piano and Keyboarding class sat there and renamed famous classical pieces, ex: Dance of the Sugar 'Flush' Fairies, Beethoven's 5th 'Flush', and 'Flush' from the Four 'Toilets'. The whole story started when one of my friends said she heard three guys vomiting at once in the bathroom as she walked by (that means they all flushed one after another).
The story ended up on the news and even on the front page of the Journal Gazette (Fort Wayne's newspaper).
The funny thing is, other than the Caston School District in Fulton County (who resulted in about 75 sick kids), no other schools around ours got the virus. It was a really weird and crazy day.
BTW, that's part of the reason I haven't been here in a while (that and golf practice).