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  • Sophia says ...

    Slow walkers more likely to die of heart disease

    Electric cattle prods are the answer. Faster faster!!!

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  • Maurine Meleck says ...

    Aiken County schools announce H1N1 flu clinic dates

    well, I have seen the permission forms and have read the information. Nowhere on the sheets does it warn parents that the vaccine contains 25 micrograms of thimerosal(mercury). Nor does it state that the vaccine has not been tested thoroughly in their effort to get it out fast. It also doesn't list other toxic vaccine ingredients nor does tell one that thousands of people have already reported terrible vaccine side effects to VAERS. I hope parents will say NO to this dangerous vaccine.

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  • Anonymous 2 says ...

    Slow walkers more likely to die of heart disease

    Don't ALL people have a risk of death no matter what age??

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  • says ...

    Slow walkers more likely to die of heart disease

    Don't all elderly people have a risk of death? What a stupid study.

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  • Your not selfish?! says ...

    Many pregnant smokers don't own up to the habit

    Wow what a selfish p.o.s! I was a smoker! I stopped smoking when I became pregnant. It isn't easy. It's called WILL POWER! You obviously have no self control whatsoever! Your daughter might be an honor student...an honor student with black lungs.

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  • Aiken County schools announce H1N1 flu clinic dates

    Permission forms will be going home with several Aiken County school students for H1N1 flu vaccines. The health department just released clinic dates for schools.