smelly sock wrote: » Isnt it where samantha mumba is from?
kunst nugget wrote: » No. That would be Drumcondra.
gctest50 wrote: » Samantha Mumba is from Dublin I suppose if i was from the countryside and was retarded i might think she was from Zambia, but i'm not - so i don't
TheBoyConor wrote: » In fairness to them, fair fúcks to them for she sheer boldness of nailing two ebony whores in deepest darkest african on school tour. They are legends but the possibility of AIDS and god knows what other jungle knob rot viruses is a bit scary.
Murray TheDemonic TalkingSkull wrote: » TheBoyConor wrote: » The reality is that these lads will be legends in their school for a long time to come. They will be those 2 mad lads who nailed the african hookers. Great bunch of lads. They really wont be. They'll be "those two fcukin eejits"
TheBoyConor wrote: » The reality is that these lads will be legends in their school for a long time to come. They will be those 2 mad lads who nailed the african hookers. Great bunch of lads.
smelly sock wrote: » Depends on the strain of it though. In Africa it is probably more aggressive amd tolerant to antibiotics.
Heres Johnny wrote: » No they won't. They'll be legends forever unless they get the AIDS. Which is highly unlikely. Then they'd be idiots but i think legendary status will be bestowed upon them. If they get AIDS we can't say anything anywayabout them being reckless doing something they shouldnt have done because then that's victim blaming. Just ask George Hook.
TheBoyConor wrote: » They are lads. Not 16 year old girls.
Wibbs wrote: » HIV is a virus and like all viruses antibiotics do nothing. Antibiotics are for bacterial infections.
bodice ripper wrote: » Probably medical attention means post exposure prophylaxis
sabat wrote: » Unless they barebacked them in the ass they should be ok. I do admire the comradery of bringing the disabled kid out to get hammered and a taste of brown sugar though.
seamus wrote: Yeah, two underage boys might have HIV. This is hilarious.
sugarman wrote: » Of course, but theres posters on here still referring to it as a death sentence / 'throwing away their lives'. Once its picked up early and you receive treatment/medication you can for the most part go about your every day life without ever having issue. HIV isnt much of an problem in the developed world anymore as many still believe.
Wesson Clean Pint wrote: » Both lads, or their parents, will take legal action against the school for breach of duty. Will be settled out of court I would imagine.
_Whimsical_ wrote: » HIV and potential for disease aside, which they should be educated about, there's also the fact they went to an impoverished country to engage in charitable work and instead used local women who are forced into the sex industry because they're impoverished. There's a massive failure of education and of inculcating values of basic decency there. It's not the first time that people have headed off to a country to help and thought using local women and children for sex were part of the perks,there's only recently been a scandal with Oxfam. There's something really cynical about privileged kids who presumably have had months of being taught about the country and its problems, not recognising the contradiction between helping people and then abusing the same cycle of poverty to get their leg over. It's an abuse of privilege. I think there's something incredibly depressing about it. I don't think it's just young lads having fun and exploring natural curiosity in this context. I wouldn't feel the same to hear they'd slept with prostitutes in Dublin for instance. This is a much more serious failure of conscience.
Fann Linn wrote: » If only they had a 'Johnny'. Or two.
TheBoyConor wrote: » Only one Johnny? Between them? Yeah they might be buddies but sharing condoms means basically the same as shooting your glue all over your buddy's mushroom head which is just as good a way to get an std as barebacking an African street walking tramp whore up the shÃte pipe.