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Will it change the habits of those who prefer bareback?
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By *ackspop OP Couple
over a year ago
Wymondham |
Man has "Super Gonorrhoea" Resistant to all first choice drugs usually used to treat the disease. Caught in Asia but the man lives in the UK. I saw this on the BBC and thought you should see it:
Man has 'world's worst' super-gonorrhoea - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-43571120 |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
Probably not.
Quite a lot of things will become resistant to the antibiotics we have currently. Despite the warnings people still rock up to their GP and demand antibiotics for all sorts of things or, GPs dish them out, and in both cases people fail to take the whole course. |
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Looking at a lot of pics on here, I'm thinking people seem to care less these days about any infection. The lack of condom usage with singletons/randomers is ridiculous.
If you are not married/committed to your partner, wear a rubber!
Then again, we are nearing population overload so maybe a sexually transmitted plague might wipe a few million gobshites off the planet and leave a little more room for the rest of us, along with cheaper house prices/rent. Hey, it's a trickle effect  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Looking at a lot of pics on here, I'm thinking people seem to care less these days about any infection. The lack of condom usage with singletons/randomers is ridiculous.
If you are not married/committed to your partner, wear a rubber!
Then again, we are nearing population overload so maybe a sexually transmitted plague might wipe a few million gobshites off the planet and leave a little more room for the rest of us, along with cheaper house prices/rent. Hey, it's a trickle effect "
So you’re essentially hoping a lot of people get AIDS? If we’re going to cull the global population I’m sure there are better criteria? |
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By *ackspop OP Couple
over a year ago
Wymondham |
Jesus. So much for attempting to stimulate conversation! Instead, we get the Fab BNP commenting and racially insulting half of the planet.
Maybe next time I should stick to something less controversial like favourite cakes or what's the best biscuit. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Jesus. So much for attempting to stimulate conversation! Instead, we get the Fab BNP commenting and racially insulting half of the planet.
Maybe next time I should stick to something less controversial like favourite cakes or what's the best biscuit."
Ooh I do love me some cake, dunno what my favourite is though and my biscuits are usually blue ribbons breakaways and kitkats, lets decide what jaffa cakes are? |
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"Jesus. So much for attempting to stimulate conversation! Instead, we get the Fab BNP commenting and racially insulting half of the planet.
Maybe next time I should stick to something less controversial like favourite cakes or what's the best biscuit."
Fab BNP  |
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"Looking at a lot of pics on here, I'm thinking people seem to care less these days about any infection. The lack of condom usage with singletons/randomers is ridiculous.
If you are not married/committed to your partner, wear a rubber!
Then again, we are nearing population overload so maybe a sexually transmitted plague might wipe a few million gobshites off the planet and leave a little more room for the rest of us, along with cheaper house prices/rent. Hey, it's a trickle effect "
Bacteria can pass immunity to other species of bacteria, so the STI could pass it on to a seemingly innocuous bacteria that infects your skin, for example. Even if living as sexually abstinent someone could be the person who dies from a scratch that gets infected. STIs are just one group - far worse is happening from animals treated with antibiotics for meat production, many of them the human antibiotics of last choice, meaning that resistance to everything is building up but not due to sex. |
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I thought the couple who didn't meet black people, and checked the verifications and friends list of anyone contacting them to ensure they hadn't met any black people were something else...but wow!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Jesus. So much for attempting to stimulate conversation! Instead, we get the Fab BNP commenting and racially insulting half of the planet.
Maybe next time I should stick to something less controversial like favourite cakes or what's the best biscuit."
Where were the racial insults? |
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By *ackspop OP Couple
over a year ago
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"Jesus. So much for attempting to stimulate conversation! Instead, we get the Fab BNP commenting and racially insulting half of the planet.
Maybe next time I should stick to something less controversial like favourite cakes or what's the best biscuit.
Where were the racial insults? "
Originally, 3rd comment in. A couple used very discriminatory language regarding Asians. All gone now thankfully. |
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"Looking at a lot of pics on here, I'm thinking people seem to care less these days about any infection. The lack of condom usage with singletons/randomers is ridiculous.
If you are not married/committed to your partner, wear a rubber!
Then again, we are nearing population overload so maybe a sexually transmitted plague might wipe a few million gobshites off the planet and leave a little more room for the rest of us, along with cheaper house prices/rent. Hey, it's a trickle effect
Bacteria can pass immunity to other species of bacteria, so the STI could pass it on to a seemingly innocuous bacteria that infects your skin, for example. Even if living as sexually abstinent someone could be the person who dies from a scratch that gets infected. STIs are just one group - far worse is happening from animals treated with antibiotics for meat production, many of them the human antibiotics of last choice, meaning that resistance to everything is building up but not due to sex."
So sheep shagging is out the question?  |
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