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02 Dec 16
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lambeth rampant
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The Place is a UNOPEN TIN OF BINS on a gas burner .only a matter of time
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Can you spot those inflicted by the way that they walk?
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Any holes a Goer with the Diverse Mob Doc ,
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to be fair, you'd be a little suprised if you were more likely to get AIDS in the Lake District or Bournemouth.
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crags 02 Dec 16 23:07
Can you spot those inflicted by the way that they walk?  |
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What do you expect when you tell the world if you have aids come to London for free treatment.
Not alone is the treatment free but you can skip the queue as you are deemed far more important than some ordinary Brit. That's the reason your NHS is not working your hospitals are cluttered with people who have no connection with your country. |
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Hate to tell you but London is the biggest target for anything to happen in this country.
NewYork twin towers ? New York. Target. i once went by a new shop opening up - it had a huge window. The shop was out of the way, not in a shopping precinct. I immediately thought... that won't last. Next week, i passed by, shop window smashed in!!! I knew it... i knew it. Target. |
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rather sexist to say those with aids SKIP past the queue,some just walk with a waddle and a wiggle,
heard some dr say the other day theres still some myths about aids you cant catch it off a tooth brush for instance,suppose it depends where the tooth brush has been and where its going |
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Of those receiving HIV care in 2015, 41,945 (48%) were exposed through sex between a man and a woman, 41,016 (47%) were exposed through sex between men, 1,909 (2%) were exposed from injecting drug use, 1,383 (less than 2%) were exposed before or shortly after birth and 753 were exposed from blood/receiving blood products. This latter category only included people exposed outside of the UK, as this is no longer a route of transmission within the UK. There are also 1,763 cases which have not been categorised by one of these routes.
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it isn't just aids, there are several diseases showing increases in certain areas of london
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David Fishwick gives a host of irrelevant figures but one figure is telling,the number who got aids through contaminated blood.
All in this category should be turned away and sent home as none have any entitlement to your health service. |
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"irrelevant"
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Who cares how they got it,the point is are they entitled to use up huge resources if they have nothing to do with your country.
Do you want all Aids sufferers just to turn up in London and scrounge off your health service. |
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Bit crass I grant you but I think the gay men angle is not as relevant these days. Most women want it up the wrong un anyway.
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that's why it's there, to help humanity?
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Fair enough Zorro I think it helps anyway
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I live in London, South London born and bred and I don't know anyone that is HIV positive.
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I've not been to London for 15 years but i think I may well pay it a visit in a few days time.
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Fook me, you must get an awful lot of time off in your new job, Mr. Whicker
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My new job is now my old job because I was sacked yesterday.
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Should have kept away from the morgue !
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I was employed at the Hospital as a cleaner and i was sacked was because I used a blue cloth instead of a red cloth to clean a toilet.I also broke another golden rule by not wearing a protective apron when I cleaned a barrier room.I liked being at the Hospital,i met many good people and I feel it was very much a learning experience despite the work being boring and often horrible but I never complained about it and I did try to do my best.
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Too many germs in Hospitals.....got to be better places to work.
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I absolutely agree.
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