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Ouch, bro, that's hella rough.I've got a friend who ended up giving head to a friend of a friend (of course, she made sure he was clean).A little later, she had these weird bumps around her face. She figured she caught an STI, so she ran to the doctor. When she arrived for her appointment, the bumps got big and black.The doc said, "Gee, that's extremely unusual. I don't even know how such a thing's possible!" after checking it out."What? I know herpes doesn't look like this, and the guy said he was clean!""No, you don't understand. The only way you could get something like that is if you had sex with someone dead."She called her friend up, who told her the guy she gave head to worked at a morgue. He was arrested after they found out he was doing dead people.
now here is an interesting question. hypotheticly, if you were making love to your woman and she suddenly died right brfore you were about to cum, would you finish?oh, and the oral infection she got was not an sti, it is a bacterial infection. when you die the staff cells in your blood take over your white blood cells and t-cells because your immune systen is no longer functioning. the staff cells cultivate and mutate into a different form of bacteria that can devour cells (similar to how cancer works), causing large black legeions on the skin. this process is called necrosis.
This is where Bill says, "Exactly." and I then reconsider my stance on necrophilia.
Necrosis is basically just cellular death, right? So necrosis in and of itself isn't a disease so much as a symptom and indicator of something else (in this case the bacterial infection). Necrosis can usually be repaired by the body if whatever causing it is removed (that is if the body isn't already dead)Right?
heiorphant got a beef with me or something??