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How much of a risk is this?

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Robin Palmer3 Robin Palmer3 Member
42 messages
joined Mar 2006
#21 ·
Roger Carter71 said:There’s just as much risk of sleeping around and catching something.
Avoiding fights is the smarter move—period.

😕 So, following your logic—we should probably just stop having sex altogether, huh? Heh...👍
mistycrane14 mistycrane14 MemberOP
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joined Oct 2007
#22 ·
Robin Palmer3 said:😕 Following your logic, I suppose we should also avoid intimacy altogether, haha...👍

Well, that’s exactly why you have to be cautious when dealing with strangers. 😬
mistycrane14 mistycrane14 MemberOP
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joined Oct 2007
#23 ·
Roger Carter71 said:It’s just as much of a risk to go out and get into a scuffle or something.
Avoiding fights is definitely the best way to go.

Of course you should avoid fights, but I was really asking from a medical perspective—like, in a hypothetical, isolated scenario...😬
Thomas Hughes40 Thomas Hughes40 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2007
#24 ·
What are the odds that while you're sitting there on the toilet first thing in the morning, a random river otter leaps out and bites you right on the left nut?
mistycrane14 mistycrane14 MemberOP
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joined Oct 2007
#25 ·
Thomas Hughes40 said:What are the odds that while you're sitting on the toilet in the morning, an otter jumps out and bites your left testicle?

Clearly about as high as the chances of you saying something intelligent or useful.👍
Henry Stewart2 Henry Stewart2 Member
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joined Jan 2010
#26 ·
Thomas Hughes40 said:what are the odds that while you're sitting on the toilet in the morning, an otter jumps out and bites your left testicle?

exactly the same odds as the right one...
Gerald Smith76 Gerald Smith76 Active Member
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joined Nov 2015
#27 ·
Henry Stewart2 said:it's the exact same situation as the right one...


Purely from an anatomical standpoint, the left side hangs a bit lower. That means there's a higher chance of losing the left one. 😁 😁
Thomas Hughes40 Thomas Hughes40 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2007
#28 ·
mistycrane14 said:it’s about as useful as you telling me something smart or helpful👍

You completely missed the point. Sadly.
The whole idea was that you just can't afford to waste your energy on every little piece of nonsense life throws at you.
mistycrane14 mistycrane14 MemberOP
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joined Oct 2007
#29 ·
Thomas Hughes40 said:I think you missed the point, unfortunately.
The point was simply that you shouldn't let every little thing that might happen in life get under your skin.

I agree.
But I’m not stressing over "every single little thing," as you put it; I was just curious.
Have you ever actually been curious about something, or do those basic human instincts just not apply to you? 😎 😬
I wasn't worried about the actual odds of someone walking up to me with HIV and passing it to me—it's about how that scenario would play out.
It's purely hypothetical! 😁
Really now.

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