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    Today December 1st! Wear a Red ribbon and start to fight against AIDS.

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      Today December 1st! Wear a Red ribbon and start to fight against AIDS.

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      AspDotNetDev
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      shinevpaul wrote:

      start to fight against AIDS

      Don't worry, I have a few boxes of glovesboxing gloves ;)

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        Today December 1st! Wear a Red ribbon and start to fight against AIDS.

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        Why AIDS? Why not cancer? Why not Parkinsons? Why not cerebral palsy? Why not any of the other dreadful diseases that strike people down, even though they've led good, productive, wholesome lives? Why not give a little support to one of those, so that their sufferers can receive a tiny fraction of the succor and comfort that is lavished hand-over-fist on AIDS sufferers?

        I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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          Why AIDS? Why not cancer? Why not Parkinsons? Why not cerebral palsy? Why not any of the other dreadful diseases that strike people down, even though they've led good, productive, wholesome lives? Why not give a little support to one of those, so that their sufferers can receive a tiny fraction of the succor and comfort that is lavished hand-over-fist on AIDS sufferers?

          I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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          _Damian S_
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          Mark Wallace wrote:

          Why AIDS?

          I suspect because December 1 is AIDS Awareness Day...

          I don't have ADHD, I have ADOS... Attention Deficit oooh SHINY!! Booger Mobile (n) - A bright green 1964 Ford Falcon - our entry into the Camp Quality esCarpade!! Do something wonderful - make a donation to Camp Quality today!!

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            Why AIDS? Why not cancer? Why not Parkinsons? Why not cerebral palsy? Why not any of the other dreadful diseases that strike people down, even though they've led good, productive, wholesome lives? Why not give a little support to one of those, so that their sufferers can receive a tiny fraction of the succor and comfort that is lavished hand-over-fist on AIDS sufferers?

            I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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            AspDotNetDev
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            Perhaps because HIV is transmissible but preventable and spreading awareness has the potential to reduce the number of those infected. There is always the chance that a breakthrough will cure other major diseases, but AIDS is easer to solve, merely by not contracting it. I'm not going to say that any illness should be viewed as more important than another, but I will say that there are reasons to be aware of some rather than others. Being aware of all of them would be ideal, but focusing on one can really produce benefits that would not be achieved when resources are divided.

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              Mark Wallace wrote:

              Why AIDS?

              I suspect because December 1 is AIDS Awareness Day...

              I don't have ADHD, I have ADOS... Attention Deficit oooh SHINY!! Booger Mobile (n) - A bright green 1964 Ford Falcon - our entry into the Camp Quality esCarpade!! Do something wonderful - make a donation to Camp Quality today!!

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              _Damian S_ wrote:

              I suspect because December 1 is AIDS Awareness Day...

              Anyone who is not aware of AIDS, after all the unwarranted fanfare and noise that has been made about it, is a very lucky person. I'd bet a large amount that there is no-one on this board who has not or will not lose a relative or close friend to cancer. And that relative or close friend will suffer hugely, before dying, but receive none of the handouts or support that AIDS sufferers receive. It is a crime that money people give for medical research is handed out to people who do not do any research, especially when there are organisations researching diseases and illnesses that are crying out for resources. And why is AIDS so popular? Because a few perverts in the entertainments industry died from AIDS, that's why, and all their perverted little friends in ents make loud noises about it -- and the world's fallen for it.

              I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                _Damian S_ wrote:

                I suspect because December 1 is AIDS Awareness Day...

                Anyone who is not aware of AIDS, after all the unwarranted fanfare and noise that has been made about it, is a very lucky person. I'd bet a large amount that there is no-one on this board who has not or will not lose a relative or close friend to cancer. And that relative or close friend will suffer hugely, before dying, but receive none of the handouts or support that AIDS sufferers receive. It is a crime that money people give for medical research is handed out to people who do not do any research, especially when there are organisations researching diseases and illnesses that are crying out for resources. And why is AIDS so popular? Because a few perverts in the entertainments industry died from AIDS, that's why, and all their perverted little friends in ents make loud noises about it -- and the world's fallen for it.

                I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                Words fail me.

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                  _Damian S_ wrote:

                  I suspect because December 1 is AIDS Awareness Day...

                  Anyone who is not aware of AIDS, after all the unwarranted fanfare and noise that has been made about it, is a very lucky person. I'd bet a large amount that there is no-one on this board who has not or will not lose a relative or close friend to cancer. And that relative or close friend will suffer hugely, before dying, but receive none of the handouts or support that AIDS sufferers receive. It is a crime that money people give for medical research is handed out to people who do not do any research, especially when there are organisations researching diseases and illnesses that are crying out for resources. And why is AIDS so popular? Because a few perverts in the entertainments industry died from AIDS, that's why, and all their perverted little friends in ents make loud noises about it -- and the world's fallen for it.

                  I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                  AIDS not like Cancer.. Its not curable and transmissible but we could prevent it.

                  Mark Wallace wrote:

                  AIDS so popular? Because a few perverts in the entertainments industry died from AIDS

                  No matter how many person died in entertainments industry bec. of AIDS.Did you think nobody in the film industry died because of Cancer!!. Its more danger than Cancer.

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                    Perhaps because HIV is transmissible but preventable and spreading awareness has the potential to reduce the number of those infected. There is always the chance that a breakthrough will cure other major diseases, but AIDS is easer to solve, merely by not contracting it. I'm not going to say that any illness should be viewed as more important than another, but I will say that there are reasons to be aware of some rather than others. Being aware of all of them would be ideal, but focusing on one can really produce benefits that would not be achieved when resources are divided.

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                    Don't put bits of your body into other peoples bodies without care. Don't inject shit into your body. Don't get blood transfusions from US blood in the 1980's. There, you won't get aids. Unlucky for the third group, but anyone else has brought it on themsleves.

                    ------------------------------------ In science, 'fact' can only mean 'confirmed to such a degree that it would be perverse to withhold provisional assent.' I suppose that apples might start to rise tomorrow, but the possibility does not merit equal time in physics classrooms. Stephen J Gould

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                      Why AIDS? Why not cancer? Why not Parkinsons? Why not cerebral palsy? Why not any of the other dreadful diseases that strike people down, even though they've led good, productive, wholesome lives? Why not give a little support to one of those, so that their sufferers can receive a tiny fraction of the succor and comfort that is lavished hand-over-fist on AIDS sufferers?

                      I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                      No worry, I am taking care of these - Folding@Home[^] is running.

                      Personally, I love the idea that Raymond spends his nights posting bad regexs to mailing lists under the pseudonym of Jane Smith. He'd be like a super hero, only more nerdy and less useful. [Trevel]
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                        Why AIDS? Why not cancer? Why not Parkinsons? Why not cerebral palsy? Why not any of the other dreadful diseases that strike people down, even though they've led good, productive, wholesome lives? Why not give a little support to one of those, so that their sufferers can receive a tiny fraction of the succor and comfort that is lavished hand-over-fist on AIDS sufferers?

                        I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                        Hear hear! I don't know why people have downvoted your comments so I have given it a 5 to try and even the score.

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                          _Damian S_ wrote:

                          I suspect because December 1 is AIDS Awareness Day...

                          Anyone who is not aware of AIDS, after all the unwarranted fanfare and noise that has been made about it, is a very lucky person. I'd bet a large amount that there is no-one on this board who has not or will not lose a relative or close friend to cancer. And that relative or close friend will suffer hugely, before dying, but receive none of the handouts or support that AIDS sufferers receive. It is a crime that money people give for medical research is handed out to people who do not do any research, especially when there are organisations researching diseases and illnesses that are crying out for resources. And why is AIDS so popular? Because a few perverts in the entertainments industry died from AIDS, that's why, and all their perverted little friends in ents make loud noises about it -- and the world's fallen for it.

                          I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                          Anna Jayne Metcalfe
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                          Words fail me. Quite obviously you've never seen someone die from this ghastly disease. :((

                          Anna :rose: Tech Blog | Visual Lint "Why would anyone prefer to wield a weapon that takes both hands at once, when they could use a lighter (and obviously superior) weapon that allows you to wield multiple ones at a time, and thus supports multi-paradigm carnage?"

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                            _Damian S_ wrote:

                            I suspect because December 1 is AIDS Awareness Day...

                            Anyone who is not aware of AIDS, after all the unwarranted fanfare and noise that has been made about it, is a very lucky person. I'd bet a large amount that there is no-one on this board who has not or will not lose a relative or close friend to cancer. And that relative or close friend will suffer hugely, before dying, but receive none of the handouts or support that AIDS sufferers receive. It is a crime that money people give for medical research is handed out to people who do not do any research, especially when there are organisations researching diseases and illnesses that are crying out for resources. And why is AIDS so popular? Because a few perverts in the entertainments industry died from AIDS, that's why, and all their perverted little friends in ents make loud noises about it -- and the world's fallen for it.

                            I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                            I've got a one-way ticket to Botswana with your name on it. Use it and get educated, pervert.

                            cheers, Paul M. Watson.

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                              Don't put bits of your body into other peoples bodies without care. Don't inject shit into your body. Don't get blood transfusions from US blood in the 1980's. There, you won't get aids. Unlucky for the third group, but anyone else has brought it on themsleves.

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                              Mark_Wallace
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                              Dalek Dave wrote:

                              Unlucky for the third group, but anyone else has brought it on themsleves.

                              Exactly. Can't say the same for cancer, though.

                              I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                                Words fail me. Quite obviously you've never seen someone die from this ghastly disease. :((

                                Anna :rose: Tech Blog | Visual Lint "Why would anyone prefer to wield a weapon that takes both hands at once, when they could use a lighter (and obviously superior) weapon that allows you to wield multiple ones at a time, and thus supports multi-paradigm carnage?"

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                                Anna-Jayne Metcalfe wrote:

                                Words fail me. Quite obviously you've never seen someone die from this ghastly disease.

                                I work in ents, so several "acquaintances" have died of it. The way they behaved and lived their lives, I wasn't surprised. How many other people here can say they have personally known several people who have died of ADIS? Precious few, I'll warrant, because most of us don't mix with the sort that is the prime candidate for it in the West. Now, as I said before, how many people here have lost loved ones through cancer -- and, indeed, how many of us will it kill? Give respect, love, and money to help people who do not kill themselves through promiscuity and "incautious" behaviour -- those who continually dance on the edge of a cliff are bound to fall off, some time. The cure is not to dance there, and refusing the cure should not be rewarded. God bless Freddie Mercury, and may he rest in peace -- but he sought, and he found.

                                I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                                  Anna-Jayne Metcalfe wrote:

                                  Words fail me. Quite obviously you've never seen someone die from this ghastly disease.

                                  I work in ents, so several "acquaintances" have died of it. The way they behaved and lived their lives, I wasn't surprised. How many other people here can say they have personally known several people who have died of ADIS? Precious few, I'll warrant, because most of us don't mix with the sort that is the prime candidate for it in the West. Now, as I said before, how many people here have lost loved ones through cancer -- and, indeed, how many of us will it kill? Give respect, love, and money to help people who do not kill themselves through promiscuity and "incautious" behaviour -- those who continually dance on the edge of a cliff are bound to fall off, some time. The cure is not to dance there, and refusing the cure should not be rewarded. God bless Freddie Mercury, and may he rest in peace -- but he sought, and he found.

                                  I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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                                  Mark Wallace wrote:

                                  Give respect, love, and money to help people who do not kill themselves through promiscuity and "incautious" behaviour -- those who continually dance on the edge of a cliff are bound to fall off, some time.

                                  The flower girl at my wedding, all of 13 years old died from AIDS...given to her by her father through birth...due to a blood transfusion. He did NOT do anything through promiscuity or "incautious" behavior, but was the victim of a medical mistake. My wife took care of that little girl for the last couple years of her life (medical care at her house). So her dad got to see her pass, just like he was there when his wife also passed. Sorry, I have no liking for homophobic morons.

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                                    Don't put bits of your body into other peoples bodies without care. Don't inject shit into your body. Don't get blood transfusions from US blood in the 1980's. There, you won't get aids. Unlucky for the third group, but anyone else has brought it on themsleves.

                                    ------------------------------------ In science, 'fact' can only mean 'confirmed to such a degree that it would be perverse to withhold provisional assent.' I suppose that apples might start to rise tomorrow, but the possibility does not merit equal time in physics classrooms. Stephen J Gould

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                                    There's a (6???) month delay between initial infection and when you will test positive, and while the pre donor screenings include questions intended to filter anyone in the false negative catory out, the risk from a transfusion/organ donation is still no zero. And at the risk of fighting dirty, you're not really saying that anyone who was raped by an HIV positive person is responsible for the rape are you?

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                                      There's a (6???) month delay between initial infection and when you will test positive, and while the pre donor screenings include questions intended to filter anyone in the false negative catory out, the risk from a transfusion/organ donation is still no zero. And at the risk of fighting dirty, you're not really saying that anyone who was raped by an HIV positive person is responsible for the rape are you?

                                      3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18

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                                      No, they are in the 3rd categoryish, they deserve sympathy, but the first two categories need to be addressed.

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                                        Mark Wallace wrote:

                                        Give respect, love, and money to help people who do not kill themselves through promiscuity and "incautious" behaviour -- those who continually dance on the edge of a cliff are bound to fall off, some time.

                                        The flower girl at my wedding, all of 13 years old died from AIDS...given to her by her father through birth...due to a blood transfusion. He did NOT do anything through promiscuity or "incautious" behavior, but was the victim of a medical mistake. My wife took care of that little girl for the last couple years of her life (medical care at her house). So her dad got to see her pass, just like he was there when his wife also passed. Sorry, I have no liking for homophobic morons.

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                                        Zhat wrote:

                                        Sorry, I have no liking for homophobic morons.

                                        Ha! The typical knee-jerk reaction of someone who cannot stand that people have opinions different from his own. You try to prove you're a saint, with your pretty story, and then you accuse someone whom you know absolutely nothing about of being a moron and "homophobic" (whatever the Hell that's supposed to mean; I'm not afraid of anyone). Are you new to the Internet? When will you start on about the leader of the Third Reich?

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                                          Words fail me.

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                                          Mark_Wallace
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                                          Russell Jones wrote:

                                          Words fail me.

                                          I never have that problem. Must be awful.

                                          I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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