Sounds like a really good idea actually, never even thought of it like thatGiven all the fans who will come from foreign countries to Toronto for the matches here, and even given "safe" sex, I wouldn't want to risk catching something imported from another country during their visits.
And I would probably wait a month or so after to resume hobbying, just to allow for any STD incubation period to expire...
Wait 3 months?Given all the fans who will come from foreign countries to Toronto for the matches here, and even given "safe" sex, I wouldn't want to risk catching something imported from another country during their visits.
And I would probably wait a month or so after to resume hobbying, just to allow for any STD incubation period to expire...
Very interesting idea for sure, wondering if SO much international traffic is passing through Toronto already that the arrival of the World Cup is going to make that much of a difference?!?!?Given all the fans who will come from foreign countries to Toronto for the matches here, and even given "safe" sex, I wouldn't want to risk catching something imported from another country during their visits.
And I would probably wait a month or so after to resume hobbying, just to allow for any STD incubation period to expire...
True. But many of the World Cup attendees are party-hard-fun-times-before-and-after-each-game types, as opposed to the usual tourist and business/convention travellers who pass through the city on a regular basis, but are less likely to be looking for a special occasion sex adventure...Very interesting idea for sure, wondering if SO much international traffic is passing through Toronto already that the arrival of the World Cup is going to make that much of a difference?!?!?
But I do recall the health authorities mentioning some concerns![]()
Yep, seems to me you are thinking in the right direction: maybe best to avoid the World Cup period altogether, or somehow reduce appointments! Maybe agencies or independent who require ID verification - maybe the party crowd will find those more "difficult" to useTrue. But many of the World Cup attendees are party-hard-fun-times-before-and-after-each-game types, as opposed to the usual tourist and business/convention travellers who pass through the city on a regular basis, but are less likely to be looking for a special occasion sex adventure...
The reason that pre-bookings are down is likely due to the cost. Try to book a downtown hotel on June 12 and take a look at the prices. Insanity.I've expressed concern as soccer fans are the horniest. But saw a report that hotel pre-bookings are down from last year for June for some strange reason. So there is hope for us yet![]()
Too late that French plane that landed already brought it all overI’ll be staying away due to the Ebola
I think hooliganism among sports fans is almost exclusively associated with team sports, and the exceptions would be full contact sports. The feral element among the fervently devoted would generally ignore an 'artistic' sport like figure skating. The 'working boys' of London might have experienced a bit of an uptick.I remember when the world figure skating championships were in London 12 or 13 years ago .... Of course, like almost always happens in these type of events that aren't call the Super Bowl, there wasn't really in increase of business.
CBC interviewed a sports writer who went to the recent Messi match using the GO train (I wish I could remember exactly from where) and he was saying that it was a TOTAL MESS, so expectation is for the World Cup to be MUCH worse. Maybe best to completely avoid match days at least!I take the GO train into the city for my sessions with a couple regulars and I'm not looking forward to the crowds at Union.






