Yep, if the only thing you do is doggy, then you are fine. But if you do missionary, you are too close with too much breathing on each other (if you are not wearing N95 mask or course). And definitely no kissing: it is a sure thing for transmission. But yes, wear a mask and take the shower right after and you may have all the sex you want. But this is not the sex I want.
Impact of COVID-19 coronavirus on sex trade.
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It's interesting thinking back to the 1990s, when kissing was taboo in sex work. Maybe COVID-19 will take us back in that direction.
Latest positive coronavirus patient attended large Toronto mining conference, prompting warning to 25,000 attendees
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/can...y-spread-corona-case-in-ontario-connected-to/
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/can...y-spread-corona-case-in-ontario-connected-to/
Male 50 , in TO , attending conference . I wonder if he indulged in extra curricular activities ?.And now today first case in Ottawa .
It was just a matter of time. Spring is coming and it will all go away i suppose.
For sure there will be a mini explosion of cases here in Canada. Moved most of my investments around a month ago, still got hit. Tho not as bad had I left it as it was.
This hypothesis originated from the thinking that the weather would get warmer and the virus would go away. This is now doubtful since Tom Hanks and wife are in Austrailia where it is summer there... and they still got infected.
Wait a week, pussy will be $100 roses - all included - no restrictions - as long as you wanna stay lol
A recent article on COVID19's impact on Seattle's SW industry: https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/entry...80fbfce?ri18n=true&ncid=fcbklnkushpmg00000063
Thanks for sharing. I am not aware of the going rates for services in Seattle but suffice to say, there was/should be lots of $ flying around with it being the hub for Microsoft, Amazon, Starbucks and a host of other multinational corporations.
Never a good thing to see people being taken advantage of in tough times but it all goes back to supply and demand. I hope the Seattle ladies survive and continue to thrive.
This is wrong though...Philippines and tropical countries have cases of the virus and it's +35 degrees.
Yes well I could be wrong there, but it's possible that the virus in these warm climates was transmitted directly by someone who got infected in other countries.
This is just food for thought. I visited Lees Ave in late January, the SP was sick and coughing a little. 2 weeks later I had major chest congestion but no nasal symptoms. Just sore throat and cough with lots of mucus in the chest.
I'm fine now. But I remember thinking it was odd to have a fever and such chest congestion with no runny nose etc.
I'm fine now. But I remember thinking it was odd to have a fever and such chest congestion with no runny nose etc.
If this is anywhere near accurate the mortality rate for COVID-19 is 1% which would mean approx 100k to 215k Canadians will not survive. I feel for the people we will lose but humanity will survive and the sun will rise everyday.
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It wasn't COVID-19. COVID-19 is a dry cough, no mucus.
The problem with COVID-19 is that it can be undetected with no symptoms but already attacking the lungs. Once it gets to the point you feel sick it has a pretty good hold, your lungs can be at 50% fibrosis. A simple self test everyone can do at home every morning (or as often as you like) is this:
Take a deep breath and hold it for more than 10 seconds. If you do this successfully without coughing, without discomfort, stiffness or tightness, there is no fibrosis in the lungs; it basically indicates no infection.
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