Korean scientists developing virus that kills cancer

[HellCat]

http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/1....ms2asupj.html

[Wussycat]

If I remember correctly, a bunch of British scientists are already further along with creating the cure. It's an injection that turns white blood cells into super, cancer-killing cells.

It was tested on a number of people, and most were cured.

[Mr. Ralph]

well at least the koreans are doing something right (no offense to any koreans here but they have bombs and stuff and i don't like that)

[Artimus Gigan]

well at least the koreans are doing something right (no offense to any koreans here but they have bombs and stuff and i don't like that)

That's North Korea that has the bombs, this is South Korea that's developing the vaccine. They're two different countries respectively.

[Chris Wood]

well at least the koreans are doing something right (no offense to any koreans here but they have bombs and stuff and i don't like that)

Er, what about the bombs we have here?

[One Radical Dude]

Guys, let's not turn this into a debate over something that has nothing to do with the vaccine.. South Korean scientists are developing this vaccine, and I believe this would be really significant.

[Dr.Pepper]

If only they had the vaccine six years ago to save my grandma

[Mr. Ralph]

If only they had the vaccine six years ago to save my grandma

i'm sure she's looking down at you from up in heaven

[Chad Bonin]

Ben! Steal it for America!

[Kaoru]

That is surely a good cause. Those scientists should get as much funding as they need.

well at least the koreans are doing something right (no offense to any koreans here but they have bombs and stuff and i don't like that)

This sentence is a manifestation of ignorance, double standard and poor grammatical structure.

[Mr. Manager]

I'm glad they're doing this. I've had various relatives die from cancer and it's nice they're trying to do this.

[HG Revolution]

How come I've never heard of this before? I'd assume it would be all over the news and stuff.

I guess people are more into hearing about "potential" terrorists than helpful issues like this.