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Originally posted by EternalOptimistStaying with an old dear in Eastcote (on contract) and she has let a second room to another guy. He works in the local hairdressers.
My question is this, I have noticed that his soap touches mine in the soap dish and and was wondering if AIDS can be transmitted via a soapdish sort of contact mechanism.
Sensible answers only please

Only if he wanks into the soap dish"A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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And then immediately afterwards you use the soap to 'clean' inside your gary.Originally posted by PaddyOnly if he wanks into the soap dishComment
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Originally posted by Moscow MuleYou're not called Troll for nothing are you?
How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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or he salivates or bleeds on soad dish, higly unlikeyOriginally posted by PaddyOnly if he wanks into the soap dishComment
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So it's in the saliva as well?.....Originally posted by andyor he salivates or bleeds on soad dish, higly unlikey
So if I'm on a crowded tube train and Mr (or Mrs or Ms) Aids carrier sneezes... is there a risk?How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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If you have an open wound, and some of the saliva gets in there - maybe.Originally posted by TrollSo it's in the saliva as well?.....
So if I'm on a crowded tube train and Mr (or Mrs or Ms) Aids carrier sneezes... is there a risk?
If they do it continually for around 10 hours and you ingest about a litre of saliva - maybe.
I would suggest none of these things should be done on a tube or train.
"See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."Comment
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Firstly, how do you know that he has AIDS? How do you know that he even has HIV?Originally posted by EternalOptimistStaying with an old dear in Eastcote (on contract) and she has let a second room to another guy. He works in the local hairdressers.
My question is this, I have noticed that his soap touches mine in the soap dish and and was wondering if AIDS can be transmitted via a soapdish sort of contact mechanism.
Sensible answers only please

I hope your post was a joke, all be it a sick one.Comment
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yes , if he/she has bleeding gums alsoOriginally posted by TrollSo it's in the saliva as well?.....
So if I'm on a crowded tube train and Mr (or Mrs or Ms) Aids carrier sneezes... is there a risk?
HIV is found in saliva, but in quantities too small to infect someoneComment
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I thought the risk from saliva was theoretical - i.e. could possibly happen but never has.Originally posted by andyyes , if he/she has bleeding gums also
HIV is found in saliva, but in quantities too small to infect someoneComment
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