Posts by 谁有艾滋病毒？

1. 2018-03-01 at 7:19 AM UTC in I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm so sorry
   

   谁有艾滋病毒？ Yung Blood
   2k calories a day is not universal. Most women are recommended around 2k, and most men around 2.5k. This is the sedentary count. If you are active, you obviously need to be eating more. Also if you are young and growing.
   
   I for example need about 2,700 with my activity level and weight and age and size etc. It's a very reasonable amount, I think. I can absolutely eat three good meals a day within this range, and I'm far from malnourished.
2. 2018-03-01 at 6:47 AM UTC in For realz, I've been legitimately sold on sex dolls.
   

   谁有艾滋病毒？ Yung Blood
   Lol. Prostitutes always try to make their job seem like more than it is.
3. 2018-03-01 at 6:38 AM UTC in The Retardest Thread: Fashionably Late Edition.
   

   谁有艾滋病毒？ Yung Blood

   Originally posted by Bipolar High Roller I'm getting married in like 3 weeks.

   
   This is where Enter got the '4 weeks' from. This was posted on Feb 22nd. Only two more weeks to go!
4. 2018-03-01 at 6:33 AM UTC in For realz, I've been legitimately sold on sex dolls.
   

   谁有艾滋病毒？ Yung Blood
   I'm still waiting for the sex doll hooker industry to become a thing. The legalities of it are interesting to think about. It's technically the same as renting equipment, but there's a whole biological and health aspect to it that could get real nasty if it wasn't kept in check. There'd have to be regulations put into place.
5. 2018-03-01 at 6:23 AM UTC in guy talks himself into dui
   

   谁有艾滋病毒？ Yung Blood

   Originally posted by hydromorphone Well, despite what I've been doing for a little while now, and would like to agree with that statement regarding prostitution, it can be argued it can harm the community because say married guy comes and sees someone who has an STD, contracts it, then brings it home to his wife/girlfriend/other prostitute… Now you're carrying it to others whom had no direct contact with that prostitute, and that could be one person or a dozen others,thus spreading the disease.
   
   That's where legalization comes into play to make things safer. If legalized, sex workers get tested regularly, there is regulation, and far less pressure on them to not use condoms and safe sex practices. Along with making it safer for providers all the way around.
   
   I also agree, Noone should be drinking and driving. Too bad you don't follow your own advice. Hopefully now you do.

   
   LOL
   
   Do you not remember yourself drinking *while* driving? Because I do. I remember because I was drinking with you in the passenger seat. Those Mike's Hard Lemonade tallboys.
   
   Not the best choice I've made.