ZombieKitten said:

OMG (but you still don't have a girl )

thesexofit said:

you know what grosses me out? pics of genital herpes. That has to be ALOT less comfortable then even the thickest condom.

Deadflow3r said:

Wearing a condom is not affective against the spread of herpes. If a person has sex during an outbreak you will be infected, heck, you can get it even if you share a towel. This is why they say 1 in 5 adults has herpes. But that's not half as gross as bugs burrowing in your skin and laying eggs to give birth to larva that causes your skin to swell, itch forming pustules with living little worms in your skin that mature to lice-like insects that feed off your blood to start the cycle all over again.

The latest lovely outbreak making a new comeback. Scabies.

Condoms don't protect you from that either. :skincrawling:

paintedlady said:

I have heard of people catching it from hotel blankets too. Don't lie on those top covers! Take them off right away

NDRU said:

Herpes or Scabies?

paintedlady said:

scabies

the story was this was a married couple who tours & spends a lot of time in hotels, so now they take sleeping bags & put them in their hotel beds

of course, maybe the husband just had a skanky groupie but blamed the sheets

At any rate, I think it's still possible to get scabies from sheets

NDRU said:

There is an outbreak of scabies in Boston. Many hotel employees became infected with that, and these were upscale hotels.

paintedlady said:

yeah, and this couple was definitely not staying in Motel 6 either!

ZombieKitten said:

consider this line stole!

PS anything that may prevent one less idiot on the planet. I gotta support!
Team Condom!!
Hell, some folk should go on and double up
[Edited 4/27/10 16:10pm]

Deadflow3r said:

no no no no no you sounds like my neighbour

NDRU said:

but WHY was she sitting on the bedspread with no undies on

BklynBabe said:

I got it from a fridge magnet

ZombieKitten said:

They burrow in your legs and arms too. She may of had her panties on.

ZombieKitten said:

dirtying it for the next guests, no doubt!

NDRU said:

kewlschool said:

Since when is having a baby worse than death or an STD, a life lasting STD at that?

KidaDynamite said:

Well, if you didn't plan on having a baby but you are with someone you truly love and envision yourself settling down with for life, then it's probably a sweet blessing in disguise. But if it's with someone who makes for a really hot, nasty, and delicious one night stand but has all of the character traits of being a psycho partner/parent, then it could be a living nightmare.

KidaDynamite said:

aww man, sad to say, but I would take the herp over the kid at this point! Both of them irritate the fuck outta ya, and you won't be having much sex either.

BklynBabe said:

Hang in there, your doing a great thing for your family.

paintedlady said:

are scabies also called school sores? I've not ever heard of scabies here

Condoms are good, but sex feels better without. A condom interrupts the sex and cuts of the flow of blood to your dick, smells bad and feels strange, like it's not supposed to be there.

When I was still a teenager me and my girlfriend used condoms but something went wrong once. My girlfriend then was late with her period and immediately thought she could have become pregnant. It took a pregnancy test to convince her that she wasn't pregnant and have her period. It was all in her head.

That was a bad experience that messed up her head and our relationship and made me prefer the pill as contraceptive. But that don't protect you from any std's, so I still use condoms when necessary.

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728huey said:

Then maybe people shouldn't be having one night stands.

KidaDynamite said:

I know; at least sometimes you can make someone happy by giving them your baby. Don't know of any person that ever was greatfull for a generous donation of STD"s.

ZombieKitten said:

I think they're tiny bugs

paintedlady said:

Well thank God i just live an hour away in crappy Worcester and don't need a hotel. (Can't wait until my daughter is out of school so we can do Boston during the week )
Anyway how do the employees get the stuff? Are they getting it on there arms when they go to change the sheets? It doesn't make sense; I thought hotels used hot water and possibly bleach to wash all linens. HOTELS NEED TO USE SOMETHING LIKE LYSOL that kill 99.9% of all germs.
I can understand if one infected couple gave one weeksworth of sheets crabs or whatever but enough to get alot of workers infected sounds like a problem for the health department.

NDRU said:

NDRU said:

omg it's MANGE!!!!

school sores are bacterial - impetigo, I looked it up on wikipedia

Deadflow3r said:

I know there is a bed bugs outbreak here as well... I guess the bugs of scabies can live on toilet seats and carpeting as well as linens. Eww.
I just know that my children's school had kids there that had scabies and all kids were screened by the nurse. Saw a report in the winter about an outbreak in the hotels and airports I didn't think this disease existed in the USA anymore. The kids infected in my kids school brought scabies back from a trip.

YUCK!

ZombieKitten said:

Ewww, that's what mange is? Gross.

thesexofit said:

Yep. Condoms suck.