Monday, May 10, 2010

If I were to be ill at the airport, would that mean I would have a terminal illness?

Call me flighty, but maybe you ate some carrion.If I were to be ill at the airport, would that mean I would have a terminal illness?
lol....I guess you could!! :))





But that would be very sad..... because you would be going to die! ..... :((





Terminal, when referring to an illness means ';occurring at or causing the end of life';, so it would be the end of you!





(...sniff...sniff...pass the kleenex...sniff...)If I were to be ill at the airport, would that mean I would have a terminal illness?
You are funny!





That would be pretty awful, though. Even just being in an airport is pretty grim, and being sick in one would be awful. And terminally ill... well, come to think of it you would then have other things on your mind, like transitioning to another plane(!), so maybe the whole airport thing wouldn't be that big a deal.





Glad this is just a joke! We need to keep funny, lighthearted people like you around!
Yes, so I would be careful not to go to a fly-by-night doctor. If the doctor you go to seems the least bit flighty, get a second opinion. Be careful you don't land in a situation where you don't get proper treatment. You deserve first-class treatment.
It could do but the symptoms would be delayed, which would make you a hanger on.
That's just plane nonsense! Being sick at the airport does NOT mean you have a terminal illness, it simply means you're sick ...and at the airport. Now, you can, indeed, get a terminal illness at an airport if you are de-layed in a dirty bathroom there. It might be alright if you were to let somebody check your bags after takeoff, just don't let them punch your ticket. To prevent this, keep your seat in the full, upright and locked position and leave your lapbelt fastened.
Haha... I guess that you could call it that., but terminal means keep going and with an illness eventually die. So you could call it that if you want and it would be correct, but you be easily mistaken.

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