Stop that Rhyming this Instant I mean it.....Any body want a Peanut?

So no, I've never had nuts on my smores either, but I don't like nuts, but I bet they taste amazing when your autistic though!

So we are in the 'process' of moving.
If that's what you really want to call it you can, It's more like a group of people just throwing things into brown boxes and moving them into a Kinda Big But Not Small Locked Room (KBBNSLR) where the objects will collect dust, until they themselves are collected.

I'm in the 'process' of sending stuff to El' Maine-o.
If you think by 'process' I'm putting stuff and sending it your wrong. The three boxes sit inside the KBBNSLR where they await removal to be put into a singular big box to be shipped off to Maine closer to the date that I will be arriving.

But all baggage is packed and ready to go to Texas.
BTSAVAKAD thinks that Texas and Maine are the only two states that aren't actually states but part of another world. I told him Maine is not part of Canada. He doesn't believe me.

Did you ever Hear about this crazy little Disease called Malaria?
I'm extremely troubled by this.

I've heard of Malaria, but I've never REALLY heard about it. Until I went to Travis Air force Base.
It's a horrible horrible disease. With symptoms including, but not limited to; fever, shivering, arthraglia (fancy word for your knees hurt), vomiting, anemia {caused by hemolysis (another fancy word for your red blood cells bursting open and spilling hemoglobin into the surrounding fluids. nasty I know)}, hemogloinuria (Fancy word for peeing blood.), and convulsions.
It's found in 106 nations of the world, half of the worlds population has or will be infected. It is said that this year alone, Malaria will infect half a billion people, killing a million, most of them under five and living in Africa. There are numerous types of Malaria, each more deadly then the last. Most leaving Neurological damage if survived. They catch it from the female Mosquito of the genus Anopheles, male mosquitoes don't drink blood. It's transported from their saliva.
How is the Mosquitoes saliva get into our bloodstream you ask? It's very simple actually, when the mosquito drills into our skin (which is what she actually does, she doesn't prick us, she drills with a digger like tool.) she spits onto the skin surrounding the hole to keep the blood of coagulating. Fifty thousand of the Malaria carrying parasite (that's right parasite) can fit into a period at the end of my sentence with room to move around. If a single twinkie was a single malaria parasite it would take 2,500 boxes of twinkies, to have 50,000 twinkies. Now usually it's prodicted that only a couple dozen of this little bad boys actually get into the blood stream, but when in all reality it only takes one little sucker. That is where it is transferred, in the saliva where the parasites crawl into the bloodstream and attaches themselves to a red blood cell where they start their journey to the liver. There the parasites stop and attach themselves to a liver cell. They eat and distroy the cell, then multiply, then each of those little babies go to another cell and complete the same process, eating the entire cell and then multiplying thousands of times. It isn't until they are released back into the blood stream that the human body finally realizes it's under attack. i.e fever.

I bet you are all thinking, well there are antidotes for it, right?

Wrong. There are two known antidotes to keep you from getting it, but even now, a more deadly version of malaria has broken out and is immune to the medicians that we have come up with.

That is what bothers me. All the poor countrys that can't afford regular hospitals and protection against this disease is what get it. When Malaria broke out in the United States in the fortys, The Us drained all the southern wetlands and contained the disease to rid our country of it. Europe did the same thing when it broke out there. So why can't the world pitch in and help these countrys that's children are dying everyday? Who knows?

What I do know is that out of a year study of 1,000 children in Africa, there were 1,353 cases of Malaria. That's right more then 100% percent of the children had Malaria at least once.

That's my rant for the day, something for you to think about.