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This is why I support lesbian only porn.
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lol mma
I have a friend (and, no, that's not code for "me") who buys the expensive videos because she and her husband like to watch them together and she prefers the movie quality sets and nice costumes and crap like that. Whatever floats your boat, I guess.
To put it in sports terms, there are dozens of places in Houston I could go to see quality pick up games, but I'm still willing to s out the money to watch the Spurs.
He called the case an "isolated event," saying she did not contract or spread HIV to or from anyone in the adult film world
Porn Industry Hit With 16 Confirmed HIV Cases
Friday, June 12, 2009
LOS ANGELES Los Angeles County health officials say there have been 16 previously unpublicized confirmed cases of HIV in adult film industry performers since 2004 when an outbreak shut down porn production for a month.
The county Department of Public Health data was requested by The Los Angeles Times and announced Thursday.
The newly released data brings the number of known HIV cases in adult film performers to 22 since 2004, including a porn actress who tested positive late last week.
The San Fernando Valley-based Adult Industry Medical Healthcare Foundation announced Wednesday that an actress tested positive for HIV last Saturday.
Adult film industry workers had described the new case as the first since 2004.
Adult filmmakers in the U.S. now require that actors prove they have tested negative for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases within 30 days of going to work on a film.
Still, the tests aren't foolproof, as was revealed this week when an actress who had passed an HIV test before making a film tested positive immediately afterward.
They should get all the HIV positive porn stars together and do an All-HIV positive porn movie and donate all the proceeds to an HIV charity.
Hopefully it wasn't Lex Steele.
I hope it isn't Nick Manning, I love his work. Very talented
speaking of Porn, a girl I went to college with is a porn star now, and I'm not talking softcore, I'm talking the hard hard core stuff. She went from being a sorority girl freshman year, to a rumored stripper senior year. She has a horse face, but I think every one of my friends tried taking her home from a bar in the summer of 05- only 2 of about 10 succeeded. Both of them think they are awesome because they banged a porn star before she actually was, but she isn't that good looking in my eyes. Her name is Lucy and she went to Kent and is from Queens,NY, but her porn name is Bridgette B and she tells everyone she is from Spain. I would love to run into her now just to see what she says she does. She dyed her hair and all that but she is made for porn.
this is the only clean picture I could find of her at work, her myspace is a porn page now and her facebook is gone
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"died" her hair
haha I just noticed that. My mom the English teacher would kill me"died" her hair
Whats wrong with MMA? *shrugs*
Its another lame ass stench thing. Before he was entertained with You guys (UTSA) He was trolling the MMA board and got his little ass spanked by Kori for it.
These idiots are dissin MMA? Dudes that can rip their heads off??? What do they like the Ugly Betty show, scripts spelling Bee? .............. American Idol? Dissin MMA..........LOL. Now that is LOL.
Im training in boxing and ju jitsu and there is no way I would diss an MMA fighter.
Atrain and lebomb becoming scissor sisters.
No kidding. I took Tudo when I was younger.........Taekwondo and Judo mix, we used to jack people up/get jacked up when sparring. That was years ago though. Well, some of the knuckleheads on ST diss whomever because they can hide behind a screen. In person, they would wilt like a 6yr old flower.
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let's fight in real life lebomb
Cutting Through Some Of The HIV Crap
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Scare headlines are what modern journalism is all about
By Mark Kernes
06/12/2009
PORN VALLEY "OUTBREAK!!! 16 ADULT FILM STARS TEST POSITIVE FOR HAVING HIV!!!" screamed the headline on MediaTakeOut.com and its lead paragraph wasn't much better, claiming that, "According to Los Angeles officials, 16 adult film performers have recently tested HIV positive" (emphasis added).
But unless you're speaking in geological terms, most people don't define "recently" as five years ago, and four of the cases included in that 16 are Darren James and the women he infected, Lara Roxx, Merisa Arroyo and one other.
But scare headlines are what sell newspapers and move websites up in the Alexa ratings and editors pushing to get a story up on a website NOWNOWNOW!!! doesn't help matters, when what's called for is objective, factual reporting.
So here are a few of the obvious factual errors and misleading statements contained in news stories of the last 24 hours:
"In all, 16 men and 5 women who worked as adult film industry performers contracted HIV between 2004 and 2008": As the L.A. Times notes, that number, which it says came from the County Department of Health an agency which has relentlessly pushed an "all condom all the time" agenda and which total has so far not been verified by AIM includes both the cluster around Darren James, one transsexual performer who contracted the infection at roughly that same time ... and "10 ... cases involv[ing] men who had sex with other men."
But that "detail" simply raises more questions. It's well known that some men have sex with other men, including both gay and straight male porn stars, but the difference between them is that gay porn stars generally don't get tested for HIV on a regular basis, while the males in hetero movies do. And sadly, that lack of testing combined with the subgenre of "bareback" productions is a volatile combination.
"These little bareback companies start up and they dont make it and they close down, and then a new barebacking company starts up and then it closes down, but the total number of these companies seems to have remained the same," said one director knowledgeable about the gay porn industry. "But there are some big barebacking companies that are around and they're staying around. I think these little start-up companies , they start and they think they're going to make like a million dollars doing bareback it's just not that exciting anymore. It doesn't have the cachet and excitement that it used to have when no one was doing it. I use condoms in every one of my movies and I've never had an issue. I didn't want anyone ever leaving one of my sets and saying [they got HIV there]. It's very scary."
L.A. Times, referring to the unidentified most recent HIV victim: "The performer first tested positive June 4, said Dr. Colin Hamblin, AIM's medical director. She worked the following day June 5 for reasons Hamblin said are still being investigated. A second positive result came back June 6. And the clinic is awaiting results of a third and final confirmatory test, he said."
And yet, in a later story, AIM's founder Dr. Sharon Mitc disputed that account: "She [Mitc ] also dismissed rumors in the industry that AIM workers had given the woman a negative result in error allowing her to work and expose others.
"This too, is not possible, as there was no result available either positive or negative until 6/6/09," Mitc said.
AVN is still investigating which of these versions is accurate, but the earlier impression that AIM would let an actress with a positive test work within the industry has yet to be borne out by the facts.
So: Subtracting the four Darren James-related cases in 2004, the one transsexual case from that time, the 10 cases of "men who had sex with other men," which may be related to the gay bareback industry that too awaits confirmation and the one case discovered last week, that leaves a total of seven cases possibly unaccounted for over that five-year period.
AVN's investigation continues, but it couldn't hurt for the mainstream press, and the adult industry at large, to heed Mitc 's admonition that, "Rumor is rampant when the words 'HIV' and 'porn' are in the same sentence; the media is like a moth to a flame. We are finding that many clients, patients and companies are tempted to discuss this delicate matter with the world for whatever personal or professional gain. Fact is, that we are still awaiting final confirmation on the Patient Zero."
Do you like the WNBA? They could all mop the floor with you on the court.
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