@athinkingcat, proper certification is of the utmost importance for those tasked with testing and treating contagious and/or infectious diseases ;)

KristywithaK look at all the pages on the site hilarious and then the consultants page is the best. giggles

@ARLABAR no the test tube logo at the bottom of the home page look familiar?

@athinkingcat I, too, was wondering about the triple test tube logo on the Vescovo site—which incidentally, coincidentally or accidentally features a lovely shade of cornflower blue. And, interestingly enough, ‘Vescovo’ happens to be Italian for ‘Bishop’…hmmm indeed…conspiracy theories abound ;)

@Ben Swank What is going on here? I just found this wikipedia article (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C5%BCira) that mentions the Knights of Malta building a lazaretto on Manoel Island (formerly Vescovo Island) in 1643. athinkingcat’s comment about the test tube logo piqued my curiousity. I also like how Vescovo & Co.‘s website colors match Jack White’s website colors. What are you guys up to in Nashville?

I’m noticing the nazi undertones with the iron cross on that logo now that you mention it, thinkingcat! Lazarettos around the corner…

Where can I place an order for those masks?

Crap I just went to that website maybe I need infectious disease testing. I eat meat have used public transportation and I went to the fair last fall and petted all the animals(except in the aviary area they are not fond of petting go figure) especially the llamas and alpacas! Does the fair count as visiting a farm. Anyone else notice the similarities in that test tube logo? Hmmm….

@ARLABAR I second all that of which you spoke! Also very informative especially with that stuffy accent. Takes me back to science class dim the lights.

kind of a creepy website. i signed up just to know what the hell is going on there!