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Well the old saying is true ask and you shall receive. Thats probably a girl that the pick em-lick em- stick em-- would be a bad idea. The gift that keeps on giving isnt a road this boy wants to go down.

Thanks for the response we all need good information.

Happy Hunting..


[QUOTE=NobodyYouKnow]Yes. The cited section of the Florida Statute - 796.08(5)/F reads [pardon the lawyerese, emphasis mine]:

[i](5) A person who commits prostitution or procures another for prostitution by engaging in sexual activity in a manner likely to transmit the human immunodeficiency virus and who, prior to the commission of such crime, had tested positive for human immunodeficiency virus and knew or had been informed that he or she had tested positive for human immunodeficiency virus and could possibly communicate such disease to another person through sexual activity [B]commits criminal transmission of HIV, a felony of the third degree[/B], punishable as provided in s. 775.082, s. 775.083, s. 775.084, or s. 775.0877(7). A person may be convicted and sentenced separately for a violation of this subsection and for the underlying crime of prostitution or procurement of prostitution.[/i][/QUOTE]

Hello gents,

I saw this little article and thought I would share it with you all. This is some funny shit. I hope it doesn't catch on here but if it doesat least you will know who you can ask for a little happy times.

[url]http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24049693/[/url]

[QUOTE=SteelThunder]This girl is one of Selena Collins' buddies. One time when I picked up Selena quite some time back, Necie was on the corner with her. Luckily, Selena was the one that came up to me since we had seen each other before. From what I remember Selena telling me, Necie usually worked in south saint pete in areas where most of us don't venture. She is thin and looked like she didn't have much to speak of as far as tits go. When I saw her standing out there on 4th st. that day she had her hair up. If I didn't have my choice bewteen the two of them, I'm sure I would have picked up Necie. From what Selena told me, Necie was pretty popular--a popularity that will undoubtedly wane at this point. Not an ugly girl, so make a note of how she looks and obviously avoid her based on the latest info. If I would've seen her out again up farther north in my neck of the woods, before this latest info, I would have probably picked her up.[/QUOTE]Necy HIV+ A SOBERING MOMENT

I did pick her up. She is a regular of mine in my neighborhood and after three years of sleeping together on and off, I got to know her very well. She is a good person and a great provider and never gave me any trouble at all. Sometimes she would come over and just hang out to sleep off her usual crack high. We often talked about life on the streets, and her 16 month old son who was taken from her by child protective services.

I said this to say that even as well as I knew her, I never, and I mean NEVER ever had sex with her without using a condom. EVER!

All you guys out there, remember every time you don't use a condom even for oral sex, especially with the crack SW crowd,you are taking a tremendous risk of catching aids. I cannot tell you how important this is for all of us. I of course, ran out and got tested last week and am thankful to say that I am HIV - (neg).

Even though she is a SW and a druggie, she is still a person who's life has been cut short by her lifestyle.

A sobering reminder to how difficult and harsh life can be out there when it hits so close to home.

Be extremely careful out there.

Hawkeye

[QUOTE=Hawkeye0060]All you guys out there, remember every time you don't use a condom even for oral sex, especially with the crack SW crowd,you are taking a tremendous risk of catching aids. [/QUOTE]

You should really do some research before you repeat right-wing/religious rhetoric designed to scare people with complete falsehoods stated as facts.

You aren't going to get HIV from oral sex. Saliva kills the virus. Vaginal fluids kill the virus. Semen kills the virus. HIV is transmitted via blood to blood contact. The circumstances needed to allow transmission from female to male during intercourse are so extreme the concept is all but statistically impossible.

Now, should you decide to actually look for real information to see if I'm telling the truth, when you're done, go and find out just how, virtually, useless condoms are in preventing the spread of Herpes, Clamadia and Syphallis. The only thing condoms come close to 100% effectiveness in preventing is the most easily cured venereal disease, Ghonorrea.

Safe sex is a great presentation of using fear, mis-information and outright lies to sell a product that is lousy at doing what it was invented for: Preventing pregnancy.

[QUOTE=Hawkeye0060]Necy HIV+ A SOBERING MOMENT

I did pick her up. She is a regular of mine in my neighborhood and after three years of sleeping together on and off, I got to know her very well.

I said this to say that even as well as I knew her, I never, and I mean NEVER ever had sex with her without using a condom. EVER!

All you guys out there, remember every time you don't use a condom even for oral sex, especially with the crack SW crowd,you are taking a tremendous risk of catching aids. I cannot tell you how important this is for all of us. I of course, ran out and got tested last week and am thankful to say that I am HIV - (neg).

Hawkeye[/QUOTE]


In all your previous reports about the other SW you've picked up, you refer to enjoying the bbbj with them. Why are you trumpeting the virtues of the cbj and warning others about not using a condom when it seems that based on your own reports you haven't been doing that yourself?

[QUOTE=Mike Wazowski]You should really do some research before you repeat right-wing/religious rhetoric designed to scare people with complete falsehoods stated as facts.

You aren't going to get HIV from oral sex. Saliva kills the virus. Vaginal fluids kill the virus. Semen kills the virus. HIV is transmitted via blood to blood contact. The circumstances needed to allow transmission from female to male during intercourse are so extreme the concept is all but statistically impossible.

Now, should you decide to actually look for real information to see if I'm telling the truth, when you're done, go and find out just how, virtually, useless condoms are in preventing the spread of Herpes, Clamadia and Syphallis. The only thing condoms come close to 100% effectiveness in preventing is the most easily cured venereal disease, Ghonorrea.

Safe sex is a great presentation of using fear, mis-information and outright lies to sell a product that is lousy at doing what it was invented for: Preventing pregnancy.[/QUOTE]

Is it really worth the risk to believe the use of condoms to prevent STD's and HIV is a marketing ploy only? And, once again, assertions are made here as authoritative without the foundation of research citations that would support them. There are a number of places to find information, some of which comes from education resources (typically accused of being liberal rather than conservative or right wing) and here's one that should be considered. [url]http://www.albany.edu/sph/AIDS/aids101_2.html[/url]. For those who may still be skeptical you owe it to yourself to do more research either on the Internet, at the library, or both.

[QUOTE=Irish Male2]Is it really worth the risk to believe the use of condoms to prevent STD's and HIV is a marketing ploy only? And, once again, assertions are made here as authoritative without the foundation of research citations that would support them. There are a number of places to find information, some of which comes from education resources (typically accused of being liberal rather than conservative or right wing) and here's one that should be considered. [url]http://www.albany.edu/sph/AIDS/aids101_2.html[/url]. For those who may still be skeptical you owe it to yourself to do more research either on the Internet, at the library, or both.[/QUOTE]Point well taken,

forgive me for being out of line, I guess it's because it was so close to home. I will be better informed next time. Didn't mean to take liberties and over react here.
Thanks for your information.

Hawkeye.

[QUOTE=Irish Male2]Is it really worth the risk to believe the use of condoms to prevent STD's and HIV is a marketing ploy only? And, once again, assertions are made here as authoritative without the foundation of research citations that would support them. There are a number of places to find information, some of which comes from education resources (typically accused of being liberal rather than conservative or right wing) and here's one that should be considered. [url]http://www.albany.edu/sph/AIDS/aids101_2.html[/url]. For those who may still be skeptical you owe it to yourself to do more research either on the Internet, at the library, or both.[/QUOTE]

If you pay attention to what is said on that site, it is, pretty much, parrotting the AIDS propaganda while glancing over the truth as quickly as possible.

There is liberal use of words like "may" and "can" while implying "WILL."

The mixture of outright falsehoods followed by a true statement: "HIV is found in vaginal fluids and menstrual blood and can be transmitted to male partners, particularly if there is a cut or sore on the penis."

Okay, every professional journal I've read since my college days (I have an advanced degree in the Sociological study of Human Sexuality) says that vaginal fluids kill the virus. The "cut or (open) sore on the penis" part of the statement is the only true part of the sentence. Both partners having blood to blood contact is the ONLY means of HIV transmission.


Then if you follow the "Epidemic" link on that site it screams that world-wide, "One out of every one-hundred adults 15-49 is HIV infected."

Wow. That's pretty scary, huh?

Scroll down, it tells how the United States had a whopping 612,078 reported cases of AIDS through 1997.

Not IN 1997 but from the discovery of the virus until 1997.

In other words, in a decade and a half, that HUGE number of people were stricken with HIV.

If you were wondering why there is no "One in whatever" statistic included, that's because it works out to 2/10 of one percent of the US population contracting HIV in a fifteen year period. That's two out of every 1000. Or 1 out of every 500 and, gosh darn it, that's just not as intimidating at ONE OUT OF ONE HUNDRED. And one out of one hundred still isn't that many.

The truth is, I could hold you at gun point and force you to have unprotected sex with an HIV infected woman three times a day for a year and you'd be more likely to hit the lottery with one ticket than you would to contract the HIV virus.

And take a look at the condom section of that site. Lot's of back pedalling and double-speak, that, esentially, says, "We have no idea if condoms have any effectiveness in preventing the spread of HIV."

When traveling down any road, whether in my car or in my life, I try not to go too far near the edges.

There are a variety of reputable links, but sadly a ton more "agenda related" sites on the internet. We could all post a variety of views, opinions and theories and a lot of the so-called "truths" about this disease are still being uncovered. Most non-zealot sources will correctly indicate that the person receiving a bbbj has a nearly zero chance of receiving HIV. However, semen doesn't kill the virus, in fact the newest studies indicated that certain proteins found in semen actually may help the disease take hold in people based on the manner in which certain proteins interact. Since I'm not planning on ingesting any semen anytime soon, I'm not too worried about this latest news. The only, very, very minimal risk from a bbbj is from the person performing the act. A freshly open sore or abrasion could allow for transmission of the virus into the blood stream. With that said, there are various theories and conflicting reports about how much HIV is actually contained in semen, but it has been shown to contain it in small amounts from time to time in some samples taken from men (this could be because of trace blood that actually made its way into the semen). I have never heard any reputable journal talk about how vaginal fluids and semen actually kill the virus. While they may not contain much virus (or any at all depending on what you read) I have never heard of them referred to as HIV-slayers.

Other bodily fluids, saliva, sweat and urine are not viable vehicles for the spread of the virus. HIV must find its way into your blood stream in order to infect you. That is the only way for it to infect you. Abrasions, sores, cuts, or the mucous membranes with close association to blood pathways are the only possible ways that this can occur thorugh sexual activity.

One of the main problems with unprotected intercourse is that if you get into the activity (and we all have at some point) and end up a bit "raw", if your partner has HIV, your risks could increase, theoretically. The vagina bleeds every month and also is commonly found to have slight tissue tears, etc...factors that put a woman with higher sexual activity levels at more risk than one without such activity levels. There are a wide variety of factors that have caused the proliferation of HIV in certain parts of the world. How they intermingle and impact each other is pretty complex and very hard to isolate individual factors and say that they either have nothing to do with or everything to do with the spread of the virus. Unfortunately, way too many internet sources make such wild claims.

I have never read any validated reports of men getting HIV through receiving uncovered oral sex. Therefore I'm not going to worry about the bbbj's I receive. I would not knowingly receive one from a girl that had HIV...my luck would have me being a freakish statistically anomaly of some sort--so I'd beg off that one. However, there are definitive cases of HIV that are conclusively linked to unprotected heterosexual intercourse. I don't care if it is most likely because of the blood in the vagina and fresh abrasions on a penis. I choose to sheath it up when I veer off the road into those pink tunnels. Plus, even more importantly, I don't want any unexpected mini-me's being raised by a Jane "SW" Doe.

Best of luck

[QUOTE=Clinton Bush]Good choice. My brother-in-law goes there all the time. He loves it - says he always gets laid! Said everything is on the menu there - even greek!!!

Post a report and let us know how you make out.

CB[/QUOTE]Well, got there about 6:00 PM

Greek is definately available but did not partake.

Not my type.

If any of you guys ever get to my stomping grounds up north, don't hesitate to contact me & I will recommend places for you to go to.

All in good fun!!

dang guys you are even getting me paranoid. Lets just make is simple if it looks real scary looking or you know shes got the ninja issues. Stay away from her and warn others so we put the info out thats she bad news.

Happy Hunting..



[QUOTE=Mike Wazowski]If you pay attention to what is said on that site, it is, pretty much, parrotting the AIDS propaganda while glancing over the truth as quickly as possible.

There is liberal use of words like "may" and "can" while implying "WILL."

The mixture of outright falsehoods followed by a true statement: "HIV is found in vaginal fluids and menstrual blood and can be transmitted to male partners, particularly if there is a cut or sore on the penis."

Okay, every professional journal I've read since my college days (I have an advanced degree in the Sociological study of Human Sexuality) says that vaginal fluids kill the virus. The "cut or (open) sore on the penis" part of the statement is the only true part of the sentence. Both partners having blood to blood contact is the ONLY means of HIV transmission.


Then if you follow the "Epidemic" link on that site it screams that world-wide, "One out of every one-hundred adults 15-49 is HIV infected."

Wow. That's pretty scary, huh?

Scroll down, it tells how the United States had a whopping 612,078 reported cases of AIDS through 1997.

Not IN 1997 but from the discovery of the virus until 1997.

In other words, in a decade and a half, that HUGE number of people were stricken with HIV.

If you were wondering why there is no "One in whatever" statistic included, that's because it works out to 2/10 of one percent of the US population contracting HIV in a fifteen year period. That's two out of every 1000. Or 1 out of every 500 and, gosh darn it, that's just not as intimidating at ONE OUT OF ONE HUNDRED. And one out of one hundred still isn't that many.

The truth is, I could hold you at gun point and force you to have unprotected sex with an HIV infected woman three times a day for a year and you'd be more likely to hit the lottery with one ticket than you would to contract the HIV virus.

And take a look at the condom section of that site. Lot's of back pedalling and double-speak, that, esentially, says, "We have no idea if condoms have any effectiveness in preventing the spread of HIV."[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Big Monty Dog]Well, got there about 6:00 PM

Greek is definately available but did not partake.

Not my type.

If any of you guys ever get to my stomping grounds up north, don't hesitate to contact me & I will recommend places for you to go to.

All in good fun!![/QUOTE]

RTF and you will find some places where services are readily available. Also try the Tampa, Orlando and Sarasota boards. The Tampa Bay area has a wide variety of fun activities. Read and you will find what you are looking for.

CB

[QUOTE=Big Monty Dog]Well, got there about 6:00 PM

Greek is definately available but did not partake.

Not my type.

If any of you guys ever get to my stomping grounds up north, don't hesitate to contact me & I will recommend places for you to go to.

All in good fun!![/QUOTE]

Welcome to St. Pete!!

Well were glad you didnt find anything that great there. I would be a little careful myself in there as a few of those ladies are just a little on the slip side. Sad part is the place is actually packed alot. Im sure they are packing also.

Now for a real deal I would shoot up to Vegas on Gandy Blvd. Its a topless club but if you cant get laid in there you just cant get laid. You can pretty much get whatever you want as the ladies are very very friendly.

Happy Hunting..




QUOTE=Big Monty Dog]Well, got there about 6:00 PM

Greek is definately available but did not partake.

Not my type.

If any of you guys ever get to my stomping grounds up north, don't hesitate to contact me & I will recommend places for you to go to.

All in good fun!![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Mike Wazowski]

...The mixture of outright falsehoods followed by a true statement: "HIV is found in vaginal fluids and menstrual blood and can be transmitted to male partners, particularly if there is a cut or sore on the penis."

...Okay, every professional journal I've read since my college days (I have an advanced degree in the Sociological study of Human Sexuality) says that vaginal fluids kill the virus. The "cut or (open) sore on the penis" part of the statement is the only true part of the sentence. Both partners having blood to blood contact is the ONLY means of HIV transmission.

..The truth is, I could hold you at gun point and force you to have unprotected sex with an HIV infected woman three times a day for a year and you'd be more likely to hit the lottery with one ticket than you would to contract the HIV virus.

And take a look at the condom section of that site. Lot's of back pedalling and double-speak, that, esentially, says, "We have no idea if condoms have any effectiveness in preventing the spread of HIV."[/QUOTE]

With all due respect, I could say I am an MD with advanced degrees in anything I would like you to believe. However, to be credible in authoritative statements of fact, as you have made here, to people who may never see me or know me, it would be appropriate to support my authoritative stance with citations to the various sources I would be depending on to make those statements, and that's what's lacking here.

So, I once again ask the original question, "Is it worth the risk?" I think that's a question to be asked and answered by each individual. However, to make an informed decision, each individual should have some knowledge to depend on which should come from credible sources, not just a post on a bulletin board that provides no linkage to credible sources.

You would be doing us all a service by providing a link to or the name, publisher, and date of edition of just a couple of the medical journals you refer to that clearly state vaginal fluids kill the virus.

It would also be a service to us all if you can provide a link to or the name, publisher, and date of edition of at least one medical journal that provides a statement that one can have unprotected sex three times a day with an HIV infected woman for a year and be more likely to hit the lottery. Surely there is some empirical data in a journal or study you have read that will support this assertion.

In the absence of such support, what we have is one person's opinion that may or may not be correct. And if that opinion is not correct, and if someone on this site depends on that opinion to make a decision, that person might very well put his own health or life at risk.