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i ekil siht! ti si yrev looc. i tndluow og ereht i dlouw eb diarfa fo gintteg llams xop. by the way this backwords
Dezareigh Meckel
Mon 04-04-2005
Hmm... afraid of getting small pox, huh?

Don't know much about medicine, do ya?
LEE
Sun 04-17-2005
smallpox now exists (allegedly) in two jars, one in russia, one in the us.
tom
Fri 05-13-2005
CREEPY....
FRANK.K
Sun 09-25-2005
Motts,What type of film, & speed did you use for this shot .?
East paranormal
Thu 03-23-2006
The stone must be awfully strong.
Nancy
Sun 06-11-2006
Motts, could you please erase "the 'backwards' guy"?... didn't get the point, just makes me dizzy.
KEMPKES
Sun 02-03-2008
But very curious about what caused that bluish spots.
KEMPKES
Sun 02-03-2008
LAST TIME I TRIED TO VISIT I COULD NOT GET INTO THE AREA, BUT THERE WAS A PROJECT TO BUILD A PARK. WHAT HAPPENED? WAS IT BUILD?
CARMEN E SMITH
Sat 10-31-2009
Theoretically you can get smallpox from the remains of someone who had smallpox. Anytime archaeologists conduct a dig where there are possible smallpox patient remains there are a ton of extra safety precautions taken, although I'm not sure if anyone has ever been infected this way.
CD
Fri 06-25-2010
Good place (pardon) to remind everyone to keep up to date on their vaccinations!!
memphisbelle2
Mon 05-14-2012

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