Rage Virus Merch

We have a security breach! Mongo's free! Run for lives!!! It's returned. We've beaten this virus but nothing at this scale. GNPWS is on lock down.

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When scientists Clive and Warren - who were trying to develop an anger inhibitor with which to end domestic and urban rage worldwide - decided to test their inhibitor on chimpanzees and at least one human subject, they exposed chimps at the Primate Research Centre to the anger inhibitor, using the Ebola Virus as a delivery system. Over the course of two weeks, isolated genomes in the Ebola Virus reacted to the inhibitor, and mutated it into the Rage Virus. (28 Days Later: The Aftermath)

Brendan Gleeson says goodbye before it takes hold, in Danny Boyle's "28 Days Later"

After Clive informed the AFF that the Cambridge Primate Research Centre was experimenting on chimpanzees, Activists Animal rights activists responsible for (accidentally) releasing the Rage virus the AFF sent three activists there to free the chimps. (28 Days Later: The Aftermath) However, the activists ignored a local scientist's warnings about the Rage Virus, and released one. The infected chimp attacked and infected one of the activists, before another activist killed the chimp. The infected activist then infected the other activists and the scientists. (28 Days Later (film))