Don't forget, there were people here before that can't be herded into reservations and forgotten about ...Quote from: Drugmoth*waiting for my free gift blankets*
*waiting for my free gift blankets*
Hip, I think you should give him head while he vanquishes the undead!
I'm quiet around everyone. And never uncomfortable about it. Other people might be sometimes, but that's their problem.
My number 1 relationship issue is finding someone interested in living in a < 500 square foot house in the middle of nowhere and farming. But she can't be a hippy.
IQuote from: eitje on September 22, 2009, 10:14:44 AMQuote from: bagman on September 21, 2009, 10:44:02 PMNot really. If I have no more molloscum bumps, I am not contagious. They only transfer on skin-to-skin contact with bumps or from a towel, etc. that has the infection on it. I have no more bumps - and yes I check every night after my shower, thoroughly! I have also been washing my towels and sheets multiple times a week. But that's not a definitive answer. It's just you playing by whatever rulebook you think applies.It's not a medical test, where "positive" is bad and "negative" is good.If I were a blind man and had to feel around for bumps like some book written in braille, sure I might be nervous about missing one. Molloscum is very easily seen, and if I don't see it, it's not there. All the doctor would do is look around my groin area JUST like I am doing - his eyes are no better than mine (with glasses), so why waste a co-pay and ignore the obvious.
Quote from: bagman on September 21, 2009, 10:44:02 PMNot really. If I have no more molloscum bumps, I am not contagious. They only transfer on skin-to-skin contact with bumps or from a towel, etc. that has the infection on it. I have no more bumps - and yes I check every night after my shower, thoroughly! I have also been washing my towels and sheets multiple times a week. But that's not a definitive answer. It's just you playing by whatever rulebook you think applies.It's not a medical test, where "positive" is bad and "negative" is good.
Not really. If I have no more molloscum bumps, I am not contagious. They only transfer on skin-to-skin contact with bumps or from a towel, etc. that has the infection on it. I have no more bumps - and yes I check every night after my shower, thoroughly! I have also been washing my towels and sheets multiple times a week.
Blisters, or papules, usually appear about 6 weeks after exposure but may appear within 1 week.
Look dude, there's only one thing I like that starts with Hot Black Co- and it doesn't end in 'ffee'.
Haha I'm gonna get some punani soon ya fucks!
I always feel like fucking after I've mowed my lawn.Is that weird?
Wow. That's a long fucking way to go for a non-laugh. Especially since GI Joe hasn't been 10 inches since the early 80s...