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Contagious. Communicable diseases are spread by proximity to the diseased. How close do you have to get to be affected?

Of course we know the don is a communicable disease that has infected all around him. How far does it extend? On his leaisure trips to his various properties at YOUR expense do those who are there get infected too? He travels all over the world. Is his spreading his pestilence wherever he goes like leaving crumbs behind. Is he the TYPHOID MAURY we all have heard about? Are all his rallygoers in the audience infected and reinfected each time they attend his ego performances?

Posted - February 10, 2020
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  • 14795
    Within sneezing distance Rosie.....a tiny droplet can travel I would think up to twenty feet or further if carried on warm air currents...
    If you don't close your toilet seat ever time you flush in your bathroom....tiny droplets will cover every corner of your bathroom ,big or small....
    You can buy a disclosure spray and spray every part of your bathroom...you'll be shocked at what find ....don't keep your tooth brush on the side of a wash basin....don't store it a container that stops it drying either....
    Most bacteria needs moisture to survive ... 
      February 10, 2020 4:11 AM MST
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  • 113301
    Thank you for your very informative and VERY VALUABLE reply D. I appreciate it as will anyone else who reads it! ((hugs))
      February 10, 2020 4:12 AM MST
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  • 14795
    Did you know that Legionaries Disease is present in so many bottoms of domestic hot water storage cylinders....it lives in the cool lime scale on the bottom and also in any metal pipe work where limescale builds up....
    Disturbing any fitting can cause serious heal risk to the old or I'll people...
    Never let water from a shower head in public showers or even your own home enter your eyes ,mouth or nose....even in your own home..
    One of my dads workers came home from a two week break a broard.....he had a shower in his own shower when he got home and contracted Legionairs Disease from his own shower....he nearly died... 
      February 10, 2020 4:27 AM MST
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  • 14795
    If you have any form of air conditioning...service it regularly....they are the most unhealthy machines ever....more so any in public buildings ...
    From experience ,I don't think any are serviced properly...I caught a chest infection not that long ago in the Royal Courts of Justice in London...
      February 10, 2020 4:35 AM MST
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  • 113301
    The house does have an air conditioner. It's about 3 years old now. The one we had before was about 25 years old and kept breaking down. The landlord finally bit the bullet! We can tell the difference in our electric bill. Newer models are more efficient. Also those humidifiers can be dangerous. Our former daughter-in-law had asthma and a humidifier and she was a fanatic about keeping it clean! I wouldn't have even thought about it but she knew it could be very harmful if you aren't meticulous about the cleaning. Thank you for your reply D. Remember I mentioned to you that you should have a TV show that shows women how to do "guy" stuff around the house? Well if you were to couple that with these handy hits of repair and maintenance I really think you'd be doing a great service to many people. I mean I benefit all the time and whomever reads our conversations benefits from your knowledge. I AM SERIOUS. I don't know how it works in your country but ours is filled with lovely ladies instructing us about all kinds of things from home making to auto maintenance to repairs and even construction on cable TV shows. Why not spread the knowledge around WHILE YOU MAKE MONEY too? Everybody WINS! I like that! :)
      February 10, 2020 4:47 AM MST
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  • 14795
    I do still actually work one or two days a week at times...when I'm not at work I'm with my dad or brothers...I still get to mess with most jobs my dad does..I just don't get involved in any of the heavy or dirty stuff any more..
    I also find most DIY programes prety hopeless.....people are picked form how they look and appeal to viewers on tv...it don't matter how competent you are...if you have charisma ,no one will watch you...

    I help who I can and who appreciates it.... one of my grandfathers always says though that offered help stinks ...it true in so many cases as well...
      February 10, 2020 6:04 PM MST
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  • 46117
    Close enough to get sick
      February 10, 2020 6:21 PM MST
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