Mexican flu in Japan

10Sep2009 Filed under: just attu Author: Attu

Mexican flu is spreading all over the world. The Land of the Rising Sun is no exception. But we know they are weird, so here is how to inform the people of Japan about protecting themselves.

6 Responses to “Mexican flu in Japan”

jaime
September 10th, 2009 at 08:30

It’s Swaine Flu not Mexican Flu.
Velku
September 10th, 2009 at 08:55

Hey!! This no Mexican Flu, it’s call Swine Flu. This virus wasn’t even born in Mexico, it was born someplace else.
Attu
September 10th, 2009 at 16:47

It is named Mexican Flu, because governemnts around the world were afraid that if it was still known a swine flu, the whole world would stop eating pork. And we all know that we don’t eat Mexican people, only Mexican food. Therefore it is okay to say Mexican Flu.
Velku
September 10th, 2009 at 18:16

Well, I’ve gotta admit it’s not call swine flu either anymore. The real name is Influenza A (H1N1). A is for the type of flu (in this case both human and swine), and both H and N are for the protein.

There’s a lot of mexican people having trouble when they go to a foreign country because people think that they’re gonna infect them with some kind of superdeadly virus wich it’s really not that serious. To make story short: Stop calling it Mexican Flu!
Attu
September 10th, 2009 at 20:05

But if you told people you have H1N1 flu, a lot of them will think you have some sort of computer virus.
jaime
September 11th, 2009 at 01:43

Yes sure, but only in attuworld.com, not in a real life city.

Maybe people from the richest countries will think that it is not a big deal to make fun of the so called “Mexican flu” or how North Korean people gets starved but it affects/kills people.

What would you think if I make fun of your mother’s neck cancer tumor, it makes her looks like a fat Pelican, it can be funny but you will be a douche-bag.