Mr Hammer
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Its time wrote on Jan 6 th, 2017 at 8:27pm: Karnal wrote on Jan 6 th, 2017 at 8:25pm: Gordon wrote on Jan 6 th, 2017 at 8:21pm: Karnal wrote on Jan 6 th, 2017 at 7:57pm: Johnnie wrote on Jan 6 th, 2017 at 6:27pm: John Smith wrote on Jan 6 th, 2017 at 6:10pm: Johnnie wrote on Jan 6 th, 2017 at 5:09pm: John Smith wrote on Jan 6 th, 2017 at 4:34pm: Johnnie wrote on Jan 6 th, 2017 at 4:11pm: or is it a bit of a ferfe not as much of a ferfe as claiming most of them only did it once. What's wrong with you people? Did you all skip English classes? At least sets a minimum number of times, not a maximum ... all you know is that they've done it at least once. They may actually do it every single day of their lives, they would still fall under the category of 'at least once'. Your starting to catch on, would you say 40% of the population would practice that act, remembering it is the intent of your words that mean anything not the stats. yes, 40% of the population practices the act. The article I provided proves that 70% of aids diagnosed is due to homosexual men, throw that in the equation, probably not stats that come from a drunken one of, my main concern is normalizing a behavior that belongs to 1% of the population by way of marriage corrupts the vulnerable. by claiming 40% of the population practice a certain act by some distortion of statistics lacks basic morality. No, dear, 70% of AIDS diagnosed is married men smacking prostitutes. Ever heard of Africa? AIDS is on the way out in the developed world. In Australia, free condoms and syringes saw AIDS rapidly decline. Today, hardly anyone with HIV contracts AIDS, thanks to antivirals. AIDS is now a predominantly heterosexual disease, as every tinted schoolboy knows. Did you know why hetro vaginal sex is higher risk in Africa than other places? It gets worse. To achieve dryness, some women insert chalk, sand, pulverized rock, herbs, paper, or sponges before sex. Douching with caustic liquids such as detergents, antiseptics, alcohol, and bleach is also common. The use of these substances, in combination with un-lubricated penetrative sex, can lead to vaginal abrasions and increased condom breakage—which compounds the spread of HIV. https://www.vice.com/en_au/article/dry-sex-is-the-african-sexual-health-issue-no... But of course. They're tinted. We should all spare a thought for the mosquitos dying of Aids You should spare a thought for the mosquitos who could give you AIDS.
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