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To: Ilaine who wrote (478)	5/19/2003 8:28:24 AM
From: Triffin	Respond to of 1070

<< So, learning about the Fedex worker with SARS seems just too perfect. >> Wonder how many packages he has handled/coughed on ?? Jim in Ct ..

To: Ilaine who wrote (478)	5/19/2003 5:55:46 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 1070

<Is Fedex something ya'll depend on heavily in New Zealand? > Speak of the devil. One showed up yesterday morning [not Fedex though], handed me a pen and box. So I held the pen in my mouth while I got the box, signed the paper, gave the pen back and away he went! No, just kidding. I didn't put the pen in my mouth. When he said "paper", I ducked to avoid the flying plosive particles. No. Just kidding again. But such deliveries are no doubt a good way of moving bugs. Even anthrax travels in the mail. If I was a bug, I'd still prefer mass kissing to Fedex. Japanese bow at a distance - cunning blighters. It'll be tough for sars to earn a living there. They don't go around hoiking all over the place either. Mqurice