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myth (unless someone else is in the cubicle) myth myth |
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myth fact fact |
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Holness played Bond in a radio play I believe, and red smarties may well contain the red food colouring cochineal which is made from dried beetles by all accounts.
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Yes, in principle it it possible to catch Herpes from going to the toilet, but it is highly unlikely. The type of Herpes you are worried about is probably Genital Herpes caused by the virus Herpes Simplex 2. This virus lives in the body and does not survive for long on surfaces, towels, drinks etc. Basically you have to be sitting on a toilet seat immediately after someone who has Herpes Simplex in outbreak sat on it and managed to smear a large amount of virus on the seat. You will then have to have rubbed either your genitals, anus or an open cut on your bottom or thighs on the toilet seat to catch the virus but even in an unlikely scenario like this, the chances of catching Herpes are very slim. You do not have to worry about catching Herpes from going to the toilet. |
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myth fact (the second person on the radio - in south africa) fact |
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My mate caught herpes from from a toilet seat.
In his gums! :D :D The old 'uns are the best! |