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Ebola virus lives in semen for 7 weeks
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By *G LanaTV/TS
over a year ago
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Granted but that particular threat only becomes an issue if the person has been infected with Ebola. Currently the risk is very low in the UK as so far despite several people here having been tested as possibly suffering the disease but as far as I have hear none have been positive results. |
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By *londeCazWoman
over a year ago
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"who the fuck keeps semen for 7 weeks  "
Probably not many folk, but my Irish mate, Paddy O'Shaunessy was told by his parents to save himself til he got married...on his wedding day, he had 47 milk bottles full  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Granted but that particular threat only becomes an issue if the person has been infected with Ebola. Currently the risk is very low in the UK as so far despite several people here having been tested as possibly suffering the disease but as far as I have hear none have been positive results."
This is an international website ...
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"This is an international website ...
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If you want proper information on any of the five subspecies of genus ebolavirus, visit the WHO (world health organisation) website or the CDC's (centre for disease control and prevention).
Ebola is a virus that works its way into all bodily fluids during and after incubation.
The time between infection and symptoms ranges from two days to three weeks. Usually by that third week, it shows up in semen.
It might not be a grave issue in the UK as we have much better medical care and sanitation (although this government thinks everything is a privilege that doesn't require funding), but at the least it can be a fuck awful case of killer glandular fever.
If it ever did spread here, it wouldn't be airborne, but you would do yourself and others your due by keeping your meets a month in between at a time  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"who the fuck keeps semen for 7 weeks
The guy that has the virus perhaps.............."
I think if you had that virus, a fuck would be the last thing on your mind
fairly serious disease here, not one for jokes in my opinion
how many folk actually shag here without kissing!!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"who the fuck keeps semen for 7 weeks
The guy that has the virus perhaps..............
I think if you had that virus, a fuck would be the last thing on your mind
fairly serious disease here, not one for jokes in my opinion
how many folk actually shag here without kissing!!!!"
I don't know anyone that could fuck without kissing but you're right, hemmorrhagic fever isn't the most motivational of illnesses. |
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By *G LanaTV/TS
over a year ago
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True but to avoid anyone in the UK over responding my first reply stands. It also currently holds for most of the rest of the world with the exception of west Africa. I am sure the hand fully of people identified with Ebola outside that region are being very well briefed about the risks and most seem to be involved in infectious disease control or treatment themselves. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Just read an update on NHS.
Even more reason to show that condoms are essential!  "
Yes, for 7 weeks if you survive the virus. However it takes months to regain strength, weight, and normal function if you survive the virus. It's unlikely a survivor is actually sexually active that early in their recovery. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Didn't know people with Ebola lived as long as 7 weeks.
Best leave out the necrophilia for a while then"
Hehehe it's not always 100% fatal. The US aid workers that went back home are recovering already and that's been well over a week.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Didn't know people with Ebola lived as long as 7 weeks.
Best leave out the necrophilia for a while then
Hehehe it's not always 100% fatal. The US aid workers that went back home are recovering already and that's been well over a week.
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They've brought the death rate down from 90 percent in the first outbreak in '76 to 55 percent in this current outbreak. Through hygiene measures because there isn't a treatment or cure as yet, though those two aid workers were given experimental treatments as well, including a transfusion of blood from an Ebola survivor for antibodies. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Didn't know people with Ebola lived as long as 7 weeks.
Best leave out the necrophilia for a while then
Hehehe it's not always 100% fatal. The US aid workers that went back home are recovering already and that's been well over a week.
They've brought the death rate down from 90 percent in the first outbreak in '76 to 55 percent in this current outbreak. Through hygiene measures because there isn't a treatment or cure as yet, though those two aid workers were given experimental treatments as well, including a transfusion of blood from an Ebola survivor for antibodies. "
I read that this is the worst one on record. Not for fatality I guess because about 900 out of 1500 have died and that's not a 100% fatality case, but in terms of communicability.
The US has an unlicensed vaccine but like hell are they going to give it away to West and Central Africa. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Didn't know people with Ebola lived as long as 7 weeks.
Best leave out the necrophilia for a while then
Hehehe it's not always 100% fatal. The US aid workers that went back home are recovering already and that's been well over a week.
They've brought the death rate down from 90 percent in the first outbreak in '76 to 55 percent in this current outbreak. Through hygiene measures because there isn't a treatment or cure as yet, though those two aid workers were given experimental treatments as well, including a transfusion of blood from an Ebola survivor for antibodies.
I read that this is the worst one on record. Not for fatality I guess because about 900 out of 1500 have died and that's not a 100% fatality case, but in terms of communicability.
The US has an unlicensed vaccine but like hell are they going to give it away to West and Central Africa."
This is the largest outbreak, in terms of numbers infected. In the past it has always been contained in isolated communities in the interior. This is also the first time it has traveled to populated areas, and the first time it had hitched a ride out of Africa. Early symptoms mirror the flu and you can be contagious and infect others during those early symptom stages, though not before those symptoms show up.
I read the who and cdc websites about the virus but wasn't satisfied with the lack of info they actually give so i had a friend from high school who is a doc stateside send me real info on it. It's an interesting virus, that's for sure.
The states has experimental treatment, but very little. Ebola has never been a priority for study because it was contained in Africa and therefore little public threat was seen. But I'd bet experimental treatments are being and have been used in Africa during outbreaks. When they find something that works, big pharma will be all over it and it won't benefit those in Africa who really suffer from the outbreaks. It'll just be used to protect those who can pay for it. But treatment will mean that the virus will mutate.... and that will be very bad indeed. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Didn't know people with Ebola lived as long as 7 weeks.
Best leave out the necrophilia for a while then
Hehehe it's not always 100% fatal. The US aid workers that went back home are recovering already and that's been well over a week.
They've brought the death rate down from 90 percent in the first outbreak in '76 to 55 percent in this current outbreak. Through hygiene measures because there isn't a treatment or cure as yet, though those two aid workers were given experimental treatments as well, including a transfusion of blood from an Ebola survivor for antibodies.
I read that this is the worst one on record. Not for fatality I guess because about 900 out of 1500 have died and that's not a 100% fatality case, but in terms of communicability.
The US has an unlicensed vaccine but like hell are they going to give it away to West and Central Africa.
This is the largest outbreak, in terms of numbers infected. In the past it has always been contained in isolated communities in the interior. This is also the first time it has traveled to populated areas, and the first time it had hitched a ride out of Africa. Early symptoms mirror the flu and you can be contagious and infect others during those early symptom stages, though not before those symptoms show up.
I read the who and cdc websites about the virus but wasn't satisfied with the lack of info they actually give so i had a friend from high school who is a doc stateside send me real info on it. It's an interesting virus, that's for sure.
The states has experimental treatment, but very little. Ebola has never been a priority for study because it was contained in Africa and therefore little public threat was seen. But I'd bet experimental treatments are being and have been used in Africa during outbreaks. When they find something that works, big pharma will be all over it and it won't benefit those in Africa who really suffer from the outbreaks. It'll just be used to protect those who can pay for it. But treatment will mean that the virus will mutate.... and that will be very bad indeed. "
Grim isnt it? And look at it this way, if Big Pharma and all his Big Friends want unlimited access to rainforest and other natural resources in Africa, what better way than to have them in infinite debt for curing Ebola?
Everything becomes a corporate gimmick in time; charity, security, even saving lives! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Whos gonna swallow 7 week old semen?
2 Girls 1 Cup?
You haven't actually seen it have you?
Why would I? lol I was just painting visuals with words.  "
Those words paint visuals that i seriously wish had never ever ever been painted in my world  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Whos gonna swallow 7 week old semen?
2 Girls 1 Cup?
You haven't actually seen it have you?
Why would I? lol I was just painting visuals with words.
Those words paint visuals that i seriously wish had never ever ever been painted in my world "
LOL then I am sorry, go look at many pics of nice boobs, that should help |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Whos gonna swallow 7 week old semen?
2 Girls 1 Cup?
You haven't actually seen it have you?
Why would I? lol I was just painting visuals with words.
Those words paint visuals that i seriously wish had never ever ever been painted in my world
LOL then I am sorry, go look at many pics of nice boobs, that should help "
Boobs are nice, true, but I'm only a little bi curious sooooooo.....i kinda prefer a good cock pic, ass pic, oiled torso..... Yada yada yada  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Oh my god, no! No no no no no. I just watched it. Just no. NO!!!"
And now the visual has invaded your world too. I'm told boob pics help alleviate the residual visuals  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Oh my god, no! No no no no no. I just watched it. Just no. NO!!!
And now the visual has invaded your world too. I'm told boob pics help alleviate the residual visuals "
Boobs are not enough. I need amnesia and to never have to shit again! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Oh my god, no! No no no no no. I just watched it. Just no. NO!!!
And now the visual has invaded your world too. I'm told boob pics help alleviate the residual visuals
Boobs are not enough. I need amnesia and to never have to shit again!"
A perfectly reasonable attitude re both that video and ebola, actually. Nice tie in. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh my god, no! No no no no no. I just watched it. Just no. NO!!!
And now the visual has invaded your world too. I'm told boob pics help alleviate the residual visuals
Boobs are not enough. I need amnesia and to never have to shit again!
A perfectly reasonable attitude re both that video and ebola, actually. Nice tie in. "
Hahahahaha (the laughter is protective and the tears are real)  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh my god, no! No no no no no. I just watched it. Just no. NO!!!
And now the visual has invaded your world too. I'm told boob pics help alleviate the residual visuals
Boobs are not enough. I need amnesia and to never have to shit again!
A perfectly reasonable attitude re both that video and ebola, actually. Nice tie in.
Hahahahaha (the laughter is protective and the tears are real) "
Yes, I'm in stitches and tears myself. I think it's that or let the memory flow into my brain. I'm trying for hysterical laughter. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Oh my god, no! No no no no no. I just watched it. Just no. NO!!!
And now the visual has invaded your world too. I'm told boob pics help alleviate the residual visuals
Boobs are not enough. I need amnesia and to never have to shit again!
A perfectly reasonable attitude re both that video and ebola, actually. Nice tie in.
Hahahahaha (the laughter is protective and the tears are real)
Yes, I'm in stitches and tears myself. I think it's that or let the memory flow into my brain. I'm trying for hysterical laughter. "
LOL I think I'm gonna put a sick bucket by the bed tonight, because this is gonna lead to nightmares. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Oh my god, no! No no no no no. I just watched it. Just no. NO!!!
And now the visual has invaded your world too. I'm told boob pics help alleviate the residual visuals
Boobs are not enough. I need amnesia and to never have to shit again!
A perfectly reasonable attitude re both that video and ebola, actually. Nice tie in.
Hahahahaha (the laughter is protective and the tears are real)
Yes, I'm in stitches and tears myself. I think it's that or let the memory flow into my brain. I'm trying for hysterical laughter.
LOL I think I'm gonna put a sick bucket by the bed tonight, because this is gonna lead to nightmares. "
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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago
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"who the fuck keeps semen for 7 weeks
The guy that has the virus perhaps..............
I think if you had that virus, a fuck would be the last thing on your mind
fairly serious disease here, not one for jokes in my opinion
how many folk actually shag here without kissing!!!!"
On the other hand, how many people in the UK actually have the virus.
Oh unless we're counting the suspected cases,that the press are choosing to sensationalise,
due to the lack of any real cases.
It's true,ebola is a fairly serious disease,therefore should not be used,in frivolous scaremongering.
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