Sorry for the late reply as not been on this for a couple of days......

Sorry for posting before looking threw the forums.....

Am from the UK (Scotland).....

I'm a nosy bugger ... like digging for facts ...

xanavi22's in the most famous red light district in Europe  

Gosh......I miss that place.......plus some xxxx.....couldn;t ask for more

In fact, life is a casino, and sometimes you have just as much control over how things turn out. Certainly you should take all reasonable precautions, buckle that seat belt, but even then, there's no way to protect against some drunk running a red light and smashing into you at an intersection. Those people killed over Lockerbie had no way of foreseeing the bomb in the belly of that plane. The guy assigned the seat next to you on your flight home might have infectious TB. That stuff happens in the real world.

It is an illusion that we can always avoid risk, it can only be minimized. What saves us is the improbability that any of these things will happen to us - tho they always happen to someone or other. Even nature must calculate risk to perpetuate the survival of each species; most creatures have just the right number of offspring to insure that some survive the almost certain likelihood of being gobbled up by predators. Here I think of those striking images of the baby turtles dashing from the beach to the surf. The ones that just happen to be in range of a seagull don't make it. But there will always be some who do, and for no other reason than good luck. (Yes I know some are faster than others, but even that is the lucky result of getting better DNA.)

Each of us is alive because all of our direct ancestors, going back billions of years to the first one-celled organisms, managed to survive long enough to have children - how many billions of lucky breaks were necessary for you to be here, now?! Ever read Stephen Jay Gould? - the present world is the result of a crap shoot of almost inconceivable improbability.

With every action we take, we calculate the risk of something going wrong - tho we usually do it unconsciously. When you get into a taxi at Bangkok airport you assume you're not going to be one of those people who gets driven into the bamboo somewhere and murdered. You assume that your noodles weren't prepared by a guy who has early-stage cholera. But shit like that does happen - it just doesn't happen often enough to be worth taking into serious consideration. Likewise, if you dom up, your chances of catching AIDS or the syph from a WG are so low as to be safely ignored. Sure you could avoid all risk by not visiting a tute at all, but most of us have decided that the pleasure is worth the risk.

As for marrying a virgin - how do you know that she doesn't have a latent, but still communicable, STD she picked up fooling around as a teenager? Maybe herpes or oral syph from all those BJ's she had to give her high-school BF Jimmie to preserve her virginity?

[ Last edited by  Marsupial at 17-8-2008 14:17 ]

Shit!  I guess we're dooomed!!    Nothing we can do to stop the lightning striking, so we might as well go out with a bang and a smile, having fun while we still can!!!

Yes, we're all doomed.

The following is an actual conversation. I know because I was there.

New mother at her baby boy's first medical check up: "Hows my boy doc?"

Doctor: "I'm sorry to have to tell you this Mrs Jones but your son has a fatal, degenerative disease. With proper care and a bit of good luck, he might survive a 100 yrs or so, but sooner or later, he's dead meat"

Mom: "Oh doctor, is there nothing I can do?!"

Doc: "Not really, but make sure little Jimmy always suits up before he bones a tute."

In Scotland?

I agree with Jake - would have thought the most famous red light district in europe is amsterdam

He said he he's from Scotland but it doesnt mean he's there right now ...

besides haven't you been to any of the red light districts in up in the north ?  pretty big girls up there !!!  

There, you have it !   

i've been to amsterdam and think hk is definately better

Am from Scotland in a city called Glasgow...... shit and boring place.....

I wondered that myself as I looked up xanavi's bio and he didn't have a country.  Maybe its one of those things you get to see when you are a moderator or administrator.