It's here in Toronto now. We have to deal with the bad news

[ClitLover]

Hi everyone,

I have been a proud hobbiest for 10 years now. It has been a way of life for me that I cannot give up. But there
is bad news in Toronto. I think we all have to be safer from now on. I
may still hobby. But I will be extra careful and extra safe by declining bbbj, bbbjtc, bbbjtccim, bbbjtccof. It's going to be a difficult transition. For some perspective, I guess bbfs was declined out of necessity thirty years ago.

If someone doesn't get how bad this could be, he needs to know that this could be burning that doesn't go away.

http://nymag.com/thecut/2012/09/super-gonorrhea-here-to-ruin-blow-jobs-forever.html

http://life.nationalpost.com/2013/0...north-america-for-the-first-time-ontario-mds/

 

[wigglee]

isn't the pharynx coated with saliva?????

in any case, just take a few drops of oil of oregano after a bbbj

 

[shadow_red]

I haven't partaken in this hobby for 2 months now. I've enjoyed my fair share of amazig bbbj's but the risk isn't worth it. I'll be going completely safe if I ever book an appointment again.

One thing I've read recently was that this strain of gonorrhea was resistant to oral antibiotics, which is what is given in this country. The resistant gonorrhea were destroyed with strong antibiotics (IIRC it was sephalasporin?) given intravenuously though, so a cure is available.

 

[Petzel]

isn't the pharynx coated with saliva?????

in any case, just take a few drops of oil of oregano after a bbbj

Don't be naive. It's a homeopathic remedy which supposedly kills bacteria and perhaps some viruses but medical doctors and the scientific community beg to differ and say it's doubtfull it really works. There is no evidence to say it kills gonorrhea! Please stop suggesting that using this after a BBBJ will prevent someone from being infected with gonorrhea. That's just irresponsible.
http://www.thestar.com/living/article/176197--oregano-a-flu-fighter

 

[LKD]

To be honest, if you are planning to stop now, it could be too late xD I don't think this anti-viral resistant strain just popped out today or a week ago. It was probably been circulating for months or years and only came to light now. But play safe still

 

[LKD]

so i take it, its safe for the one performing oral because he/she has saliva that kills the virus... The one on the receiving end should be concerned xD

 

[Rockslinger]

so i take it, its safe for the one performing oral because he/she has saliva that kills the virus... The one on the receiving end should be concerned xD

There are at least one or more threads that said the sucker is at risk of oral and/or throat cancer. We humans are walking warehouses of bacteria, germs and viruses. Be careful who you touch or touches you.

 

[trtinajax]

So being small is now advantageous? The tip never gets near the pharynz! And for years they've been saying size doesn't matter.

 

[train]

The news of this superbug is at least 5 years old. Not treatable by oral antibiotics but is still treatable by injectable. The sky isn't falling quite yet.

 

[wigglee]

Don't be naive. It's a homeopathic remedy which supposedly kills bacteria and perhaps some viruses but medical doctors and the scientific community beg to differ and say it's doubtfull it really works. There is no evidence to say it kills gonorrhea! Please stop suggesting that using this after a BBBJ will prevent someone from being infected with gonorrhea. That's just irresponsible.
http://www.thestar.com/living/article/176197--oregano-a-flu-fighter

not as irresponsible as calling oil of oregano a homeopathic remedy. It is nothing of the sort. It is a powerful natural anti-viral and anti-fungal agent and I have little doubt that it would kill any virus if administered shortly after contact. You are perhaps too submissive to the pharmaceutical corps and their MD spokesmodels

 

[mrsCALoki]

so i take it, its safe for the one performing oral because he/she has saliva that kills the virus... The one on the receiving end should be concerned xD

no sorry

1) There is no virus involved at all.

2) The bacterium involved can prosper and grow in the mouth, throat, eyes, and anus as well as the genital and urinary systems.

3) The bacterium is not free floating in saliva because saliva tends to kill it off. It is however found in the tissues of the mouth, throat etc but since we seldom rub out clit on gums and throat tissue we are relatively safe. Men who rub their cocks on those tissues are not.

4) If the bacterium makes contact with a nice warm wet urethrae... folk remedies not withstanding, it has found a new home.

5) C-on-Face is a high risk activity, by the way. But only for us. The bacterium is not active enough to swim upstream from our eyes into a guy spraying us.

 

[esoterica]

not as irresponsible as calling oil of oregano a homeopathic remedy. It is nothing of the sort. It is a powerful natural anti-viral and anti-fungal agent and I have little doubt that it would kill any virus if administered shortly after contact. You are perhaps too submissive to the pharmaceutical corps and their MD spokesmodels

But it doesn't kill intracellular bacteria... seeing gonno is neither a fungus nor a virus, you are s-o-l with oil of fucking green plant.

Gono is an intracellular pathogen, which means that as part of its pathogenicity, it invades and enters the human host cell as quickly as possible - and this allows it to evade the immune system as well as not be available to any topical treatment. You can pour fucking bleach down your throat and it's not going to help cure the clap.

 

[mrsCALoki]

"Although each of the nine patients in Canada were cured with the injectable antibiotic known as ceftriaxone, Allen warns that there's been "a parallel increase" in resistance to that antibiotic."

Jan 2011 "We identified a novel ceftriaxone-resistant N. gonorrhoeae isolated from a 31-year-old female commercial sex worker*" in Japan.

Assuming the same rate of spread as the oral anti-bacterial showed, we can expect it to be in Toronto in 2013.

FOBs do come from Asia ?

*Makoto Ohnishi , Takeshi Saika, Shinji Hoshina, Kazuhiro Iwasaku, Shu-ichi Nakayama, Haruo Watanabe, and Jo Kitawaki

 

[mrsCALoki]

The news of this superbug is at least 5 years old. Not treatable by oral antibiotics but is still treatable by injectable. The sky isn't falling quite yet.

Well sort of. It was becoming a serious health issue in Asia a few years ago, now it is in North America.

The injectable resistant one was first flagged in early 2011, in Asia. Guess what, it is on its way.

Think of it as having a tent set up on a train track. Pretty much everyone knows trains tend to run on train tracks. You can hear the whistle of one, and the tracks are making odd noises.

And some one says "The sky isn't falling quite yet."

More or less true, but the bloody train is getting very close.

 

[wigglee]

"The Killer Bees ARE COMING!!!"

 

[wigglee]

4) If the bacterium makes contact with a nice warm wet urethrae... folk remedies not withstanding, it has found a new home.

HERE'S SOME MORE "FOLKSY" STUFF FOR Y'ALL...

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2001/10/011011065609.htm

[h=1]Oregano Oil May Protect Against Drug-Resistant Bacteria, Georgetown Researcher Finds[/h]Oct. 11, 2001 — (Washington, DC) – Oil from the common herb oregano may be an effective treatment against dangerous, and sometimes drug-resistant bacteria, a Georgetown researcher has found. Two studies have shown that oregano oil—and, in particular, carvacrol, one of oregano’s chemical components—appear to reduce infection as effectively as traditional antibiotics. These findings were presented at the American College of Nutrition’s annual meeting October 6 and 7 in Orlando, Fla.

 

[canada-man]

 

[mrsCALoki]

HERE'S SOME MORE "FOLKSY" STUFF FOR Y'ALL...

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2001/10/011011065609.htm

[h=1]Oregano Oil May Protect Against Drug-Resistant Bacteria, Georgetown Researcher Finds[/h]Oct. 11, 2001 — (Washington, DC) – Oil from the common herb oregano may be an effective treatment against dangerous, and sometimes drug-resistant bacteria, a Georgetown researcher has found. Two studies have shown that oregano oil—and, in particular, carvacrol, one of oregano’s chemical components—appear to reduce infection as effectively as traditional antibiotics. These findings were presented at the American College of Nutrition’s annual meeting October 6 and 7 in Orlando, Fla.

My oh my. Did you notice that:

“While this investigation was performed only in test tubes and on a small number of mice, the preliminary results are promising and warrant further study,” Preuss said. ???? Bleach is 100% effective against almost all bacterium, in the test tube.

Were you awake during the classes on intracellular bacteria and the time they require to penetrate the cell wall in the good old mucous membranes?

How do you plan on getting your folk remedy inside the assorted cavities that are involved in sufficient quantities to do any good within the few seconds the bacteria need to penetrate the cell wall?


"in any case, just take a few drops of oil of oregano after a bbbj" where are you supposed to put them? I accept you mean well, but you are way out there on the fringe.

 

[blackrock13]

"The Killer Bees ARE COMING!!!"

Except they aren't a creditable risk, and aren't expected soon as it too cold, but wait a while. This bug 'is' here. Now we know some of your problem, reading comprehension.

 

[mrsCALoki]

Except they aren't a creditable risk, and aren't expected soon as it too cold, but wait a while. This bug 'is' here. Now we know some of your problem, reading comprehension.

Maybe the problem is that many lack the training necessary to distinguish between sound scientific data, sensationalism, and fringe information?

Scientists warned that African bees had been imported into some countries and they were moving north. They warned that people could get killed by them if the people did not change their behaviours. The warnings were specific to southern states bordering on Mexican border.

Surprise surprise, it has been happening. Dozens of deaths in Texas from the little buggers.

The press and uninformed noisy fringe people start going on about "the killer bees are coming" and uninformed uncritical thinkers assumes it will impact on them.

Lots of maps of the killer bee spread are available. And when they arrive deaths occur. I think Canadians are safe for several decades though. Maybe.

Also the entropic end is coming! Be prepared! Only a few billions years left! Is also true. Just not worth worrying about.

Drug resistant diseases are on earth NOW. Drug resistant gono has been flagged in working girls in Japan. Oral drug resistant gono has been flagged in Toronto. Do you really think the ocean will magically stop the spread of the intravenous resistant gono?

Any one ever see a working girl in Japan and then come to Toronto?

The number of incurable STIs is growing. The number is growing and cases are becoming more common every year. Latex is your friend! Gift wrapping is your friend!