05-10-2008
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Originally Posted by ChockoKittie Agreed! Btw, is the spelling of dying as dieing an Eastern thing? I wrote something and someone said I should correct my spelling of "dying" - he was from Florida and also spells night as nite. right as rite. etc.  | I may be wrong, but I thought that die became dieing, and dye as in tie-dye became dyeing or dying. Nite and rite are just colloquial abbreviations and not correct spellings. It's akin to text speak. Quote:
Originally Posted by midlifebear You know I love you njqt model 466, but Quote: | the incidence of a gay male testing positive for Hepatitis B is astronomically higher than testing positive for HIV. Why? Because we tend to engage in rimming more than heterosexuals. | Damn, you guys get to have all the fun. Back in the early 80's when they came out with a Hep B vaccine I went to my doc for the $200 injections. She first tested me for Hep B. I tested positive. Therefore, the vaccine would do me no good. And, of course, I NEVER experienced any symptoms of hepatitis prior to that time. The majority of people who test positive for Hep B never develop the full-blown disease. But contrary to popular belief it is no longer considered to be transmitted only by sexual contact. It can spread just as easily as Hep A. Anyway, that's the major risk of rimming. Doesn't matter if you're rimming a woman or a man. As for what I may expect in the future: I'm now in a class of folks more prone to liver cancer (in my 70's) and if I decide to become an alcoholic (I've tried, but alcohol normally doesn't agree with me) I'm more prone to cirrhosis and some not-so-rare blood collagen diseases. But hey, that's what one gets for getting down and dirty with one's partner without being uniformed. No one said getting through life was easy, although it can be fun.  | You are right, I was wrong. I'm still surprised that more people don't get hepatitis b or e. coli from eating at certain unhygenic restaurants than from eating their mates ass; but obviously I was mistaken. |
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