Thread: Embarrassment

Originally Posted by banjo

Ya learn something new everyday on here.now i know what the green thing is for..

bahahahahaha

Yes the green light was on but no one was home. You picked it Jas, crashed out on the couch. So, now I can't get to sleep again and gotta get up at 4.30 ,,,,blahhhh

Good news getting that bond. I s'pose that just goes towards the new bond.

Now we need to see some ink on that lease and I got a special clappy smiley for you.

Originally Posted by Sleepy

Yes the green light was on but no one was home. You picked it Jas, crashed out on the couch. So, now I can't get to sleep again and gotta get up at 4.30 ,,,,blahhhh

Good news getting that bond. I s'pose that just goes towards the new bond.

Now we need to see some ink on that lease and I got a special clappy smiley for you.

Health authorities have warned of an alarming spike in gonorrhoea cases in the NSW port city of Newcastle.
More than 40 people have been newly diagnosed with the sexually transmitted infection (STI) so far this year, more than four times the rate seen over the same period in 2009.
The infection, which can lead to infertility, has been increasingly seen in young men and women in their teens and 20s, said Dr Treeny Ooi.
"Men who have sex with men have been identified as a group particularly at risk, however heterosexual people have also been infected," said Dr Ooi, who is director of sexual health at Hunter New England Health.
"Gonorrhoea often causes no symptoms and people may not be aware that they are infected.
"... Too many people are unwittingly infecting their partners and the only way to ensure that you do not have an STI such as gonorrhoea is to have a sexual health check at your doctor."
Newcastle-based sexual health services have recorded 41 cases of the infection so far in 2010 compared to nine for the same period in 2009, 29 cases in 2008 and 13 cases in 2007.
The symptoms of gonorrhoea - when present - include discharge from the penis or vagina and pain when passing urine or during bowel motions.
"Untreated gonorrhoea can cause serious and permanent health problems in men and women," Dr Ooi said.
"It can cause painful infection in the testicles or fallopian tubes that connect the womb to the ovaries and may result in infertility."
The test for gonorrhoea is a simple process, Dr Ooi says, and it can be arranged by seeing a GP or at a sexual health clinic.
Dr Ooi said using a condom during sex offered good protection against the infection, and people who were sexually active should have routine tests for STIs.
"There is a high awareness about the benefits of condom use but it can be a very different story when it comes time to put that knowledge into practice," she said.

I don't think they need anymore clappies at the Castle, Paul.

it's abit like leaving an upstairs light or the radio on

Rather obtuse.

Hi Jason,

What I said about ACoAs people is being continued in another brand new thread if you want to read it. I have more material already written to go on that thread, but will wait for some feed back first.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Health authorities have warned of an alarming spike in gonorrhoea cases in the NSW port city of Newcastle.
More than 40 people have been newly diagnosed with the sexually transmitted infection (STI) so far this year, more than four times the rate seen over the same period in 2009.
The infection, which can lead to infertility, has been increasingly seen in young men and women in their teens and 20s, said Dr Treeny Ooi.
"Men who have sex with men have been identified as a group particularly at risk, however heterosexual people have also been infected," said Dr Ooi, who is director of sexual health at Hunter New England Health.
"Gonorrhoea often causes no symptoms and people may not be aware that they are infected.
"... Too many people are unwittingly infecting their partners and the only way to ensure that you do not have an STI such as gonorrhoea is to have a sexual health check at your doctor."
Newcastle-based sexual health services have recorded 41 cases of the infection so far in 2010 compared to nine for the same period in 2009, 29 cases in 2008 and 13 cases in 2007.
The symptoms of gonorrhoea - when present - include discharge from the penis or vagina and pain when passing urine or during bowel motions.
"Untreated gonorrhoea can cause serious and permanent health problems in men and women," Dr Ooi said.
"It can cause painful infection in the testicles or fallopian tubes that connect the womb to the ovaries and may result in infertility."
The test for gonorrhoea is a simple process, Dr Ooi says, and it can be arranged by seeing a GP or at a sexual health clinic.
Dr Ooi said using a condom during sex offered good protection against the infection, and people who were sexually active should have routine tests for STIs.
"There is a high awareness about the benefits of condom use but it can be a very different story when it comes time to put that knowledge into practice," she said.

I don't think they need anymore clappies at the Castle, Paul.

This item said "The symptoms of gonorrhoea - when present - include discharge from the penis or vagina and pain when passing urine or during bowel motions.". When I first started to working a pathology lab we had a throat swab come in from a 14 year old girl with a sore throat. When the microbiologist looked at the specimen he realised she had gonorrhoea in her throat. So the above listed symptoms are not the only possible symptoms of this Sexually Transmitted Disease.

Originally Posted by banjo

Yep still alive just finished the damn pamphlets had tea.haven't washed the rover since it was registered on the 24th of aprill,Not done packing yet to much stuff,I think the pamphlets all delivered Fatty ****ty with me now over them darn kids ..POSSABLE SIGNING OF LEASE TOMOROW if lucky.. still have to do 400 papers tomorow aswell ..I still cant get that page unless i click on the thing in aus's post.Watching telle now while on here.Stuff the kids talk .Yes still after that snot nose,.

My dad had a printing press in the garage, and so I spent a fair bit of my childhood folding pamplets. So I do know what it is like.