Yes but im sure you will try to teach your daughter not to smoke..

Hehe I'm not scared about birflue, it's just annem who needs to be convinced!!! She smokes too!! (if that's of any help )

I guess until there is a mutation of the virus which can be passed on from human to human there's no need to panic. At least I haven't cancelled my travel arrangements because of it. Actually I fear the weather in February more than the bird flu. Oh, and I do intend to smoke there

I think we need to get this bird flu thing in perspective. What we have here is a huge country with a population of 80 million give or take a few zillion and only a handful of people have died from the desease.

Less people than contracted BSE in the UK , less people who died from salmonella poisoning in the UK! and we all still eat eggs and beef and no one stopped coming here once the media interest died down.

Get a grip here people! I'm off to Izmir on Tuesday and I haven't given bird flu a thought!

See you there Deli Kiz!

Amazin!


Yes but you haven't got parents stopping you Tho.. they say everything is possible in Holland and im 18 now..

Maybe i should consider to go without permission (but the last time i did that, it caused me lots of trouble with parents and at school )

and there is no way that you can convince your parents? Maybe you can let them to make a call to the dutch SGR or ANVR? They can reassure your parents that its still ok to travel?

Statistically speaking, the safest way to travel to Türkiye now is to take along a friend who is already infected with birdflu.

Your chances of meeting with an infected Turk is already small, but the probability of you being in the company of two infected persons, at the same time, is almost zero.

See, science solves all problems.

deli-kizin the safest way travelling is being with ur bf(for u)bcos he can make u fly and he can save u if any danger appears...and mmm im worrying about these wingsi think u should disinfect urselfhav nice time...and fly much