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The heroic war dead? He is, of course, extracting the urine, one would hope.Have patience. In time, even grass becomes milk. -
Maybe he means they both died from the effects of a large calibre "weapon"?Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostI was listening to an interview with George Michael last saturday. He was implying that somehow, gay people who die due to aids are heroic and should be honoured. His tone was the same as other people use to discuss, e.g. the heroic war dead.First Law of Contracting: Only the strong surviveComment
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I remember reading that the trusty condom ain't so trusty, after all.
Its success is usually gauged by its good results WTR stopping pregnancy. However, condom failure is often masked by the fact that no pregnancy would have happened anyway, for a variety of reasons. Sadly, the naughty HIV virus is always ready to get to work, fertile/whatever, or not.
When I read this (15 years ago) the failure rate of condoms was thought to be about 13%.Comment
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Rather than your usual ration of 19 different blokes every night?Originally posted by xoggoth View PostIt's an idea though. Trying to sort out another chunk of my pension today. I could get a much better rate if I smoked heavily and had it up the bum from 20 different blokes every night.Comment
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Not sure I'd want morals judgement calls to start defining who get's treatment and who doesn't - where do you stop once you go down that path?Originally posted by xoggoth View PostGiven that a recent US study put the lifetime cost of treating one person with HIV at $200k, it is high time that some risky life style decisions were taken into account when deciding if people get treatment. The money could be better spent on those who get ill due to little or no fault of their own.
And yeah I think it's an appaling choice as well to knowingly make oneself HIV positive, but that doesn't extend to failing to treat people for making a stupiud decison (Who knows what mental state they're in when they do something like that).Hang on - there is actually a place called Cheddar?? - cailin maith
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I think you need to certify that you have it up the bum from 200 different blokes per weekend for it to make a difference to your annuity.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostIt's an idea though. Trying to sort out another chunk of my pension today. I could get a much better rate if I smoked heavily and had it up the bum from 20 different blokes every night.I'm Spartacus.Comment
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Proof would be no problem. I would keep the invoices. Probably about £2.50 + VAT at my age.bloggoth
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