The worst of the Copa emeregency has passed. Code Brown is over!

I hear that after this incident Copa will be changing their name to Copro.

c_c™ said :

ABC News reports that testing found Salmonella contamination in the mayonnaise at Copa.

Must’ve bought it wholesale from Silo Bakery.

ABC News reports that testing found Salmonella contamination in the mayonnaise at Copa.

Jim Jones said :

FioBla said :

Please submit your designs for the Copa Assplosion 2013 Memorial in Kings Park.

http://boingboing.net/2013/05/14/unusual-inflatable-sculpture.html

Put helium in it and sell it to the ACT Gov’t as Centenary Art (and then make hats of it).

FioBla said :

Please submit your designs for the Copa Assplosion 2013 Memorial in Kings Park.

http://boingboing.net/2013/05/14/unusual-inflatable-sculpture.html

Please submit your designs for the Copa Assplosion 2013 Memorial in Kings Park.

100 extra presentations to emergency will cause a disaster, what is the normal waiting time? Don’t think early this week would have been a good time to need to front to an already over worked er deoartment

If a few cases of the squirts can cause this much drama at our hospitals, I’d hate to think what would happen if there was a real disaster in Canberra.

Wow, it’s obvious you haven’t experienced food poisoning before. It’s a little more than just the squirts. Not only is it incredibly traumatic for the sufferer, it’s also pretty dangerous – things can go bad very quickly.

If a few cases of the squirts can cause this much drama at our hospitals, I’d hate to think what would happen if there was a real disaster in Canberra.

Considering the shear number of people effected it was a ‘disaster’ from they way they would have had to approach it, especially as the patients would have had to have been isolated etc. So not sure what your point is.

If a few cases of the squirts can cause this much drama at our hospitals, I’d hate to think what would happen if there was a real disaster in Canberra.

The squirts? A few? Hardly.

The issue I would think at the moment for most affected would be dehydration. All fluids you take yourself orally go straight out of your body, including a bit more fluid along the way, negative effect. The second issue is the excruciating cramping that comes on in waves.

I can only speak definitely for my own case where I figured taking Monday off work at home with the squits and I should be rightish by mid Tuesday. Didn’t happen, eventually you work out that you are just drying out completely and must have IV fluids.