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Originally posted by d000hg View PostThought this was going to be a PSA about warty.
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Hey some of our congregation can't avoid dipping their wick in any old hole regardless of it being free or not!
Old news the Dutch were telling working girls a year ago about the joys of certain positions to prevent covid spread.Last edited by vetran; 9 September 2021, 10:15.
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Avoid sex with...
...Covid patients if you are in New Zealand.
Apart from the fact if they are in hospital they are likely too unwell if they at home and asymptomatic isn't it common sense?
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ts-new-zealand
New Zealand’s prime minister Jacinda Ardern may have kept her cool through a global pandemic, but a question about a patient and a visitor having sex at an Auckland hospital had the typically unflappable leader struggling to contain her expressions.
Ardern and the director general of health Dr Ashley Bloomfield were giving their daily Covid-19 press conference, when a reporter asked them whether an allegation involving a patient and visitor who had “sexual relations” at Auckland hospital was considered a “high-risk activity, in the current climate”.
As the question was asked, Ardern’s face rapidly shifted through expressions, from disturbed, to exasperated, to bemused.
Dr Bloomfield responded to the question first with a smile: “I think it is a high-risk activity, potentially, however I don’t know any of the details about that interaction.”
Ardern followed up with: “I would say, generally, regardless of the Covid status, that kind of thing shouldn’t generally be part of visiting hours, I would have thought.”
The allegation comes as the Auckland district health board faced criticism for allowing hundreds of visitors to see patients a day, despite a strict city-wide lockdown in place to help stamp out an outbreak of the highly infectious Delta variant.Tags: None
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