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[Joshua]

Milovoriel, on Aug 14 2005, 10:06 AM, said:

people have the wierdest fetishes! .... but, as someone earlier posted, why the hell did the students allow him to do it ? .... and what happened to this guy ....  was he fired?

Who knows, maybe it was one of those weird sports rituals Guy got hurt in a big game in his youth, licked the wound and did well so decided to try it for someone else?

Makes you wonder if maybe the idea of vampires came from such a fetish if that's what it is...

[swat]

Ok, this is a really weird strange topic i mean whats the media coming to theirs like all these unsolved murders no story for that but wound likcing now this is gettin good....lol
i mean could itbe a type of human sacrifice but w/o the actual sacrifice anyways this is really strange...lol def a weird article got me thinkin what in gods name is this for? but ya weird straight up

[icemarle]

If he did that to me, I'll make sure he won't see tommorrow. Imagine all the bacteria from his tongue and saliva entering your bloodstream through your open wound! *I'm paranoid about germs* AAGH!! Vampire!

That is so sick...

[Hamtaro]

That is soooo sick! I wouldn't be able to tolerate that, no way! I'd DEFINITELY punch ANYONE who did that (even though it probably wouldn't hurt them...Heh...I'm weak). Anyway, if you ask me, that's not human! Also, it could also hurt the person doing it, not just you. Yuck...I just can't see how ANYONE could do anything like that at all.

[serverph]

if there is a "sicko of the year" award, that guy can win it easily. gross.

[FLaKes]

Thats gross, the coach probably thought he was a vampire or something. Though I think Ive heard that saliva has a lot of bacteria which could infect the wounds, dont quite remember, does anyone know something of this?

[icemarle]

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Thats gross, the coach probably thought he was a vampire or something. Though I think Ive heard that saliva has a lot of bacteria which could infect the wounds, dont quite remember, does anyone know something of this?

Yeah, like I said in the last post... The mouth has a lot of bacteria picked up from the food we eat. If you notice, your breath probably stinks in the morning. That's because the bacteria flourished during the night. The warm atmosphere in your mouth is good for culturing bacteria. So, in short, your saliva is full of bacteria. When the bacteria enters a wound, it can easily infect it... Who knows what may happen...