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List the reasons why you don't do porn 12/18/2008 1:54:52 AM
damn, you're absolutely right. i was just going off memory...got those two mixed up. plus with those dates...everything just become a fuckin mess in my memory. next time i'll be sure to get my facts straight before i open my mouth. (that's a concept, huh?) Kimi Lixx: It would be nice if you had your facts right. thx for your support and understanding!! people like you are make this community a better place!1! Kimi Lixx: If you are infected the day after your last clean test, then you have 30 days to infect people before your next test. thank you Cpt. Obvious. Edited by - 150bpm on 12/18/2008 2:01:05 AM

List the reasons why you don't do porn 12/17/2008 1:28:27 PM
buckaroo wrote: Then there's the really dangerous stuff. Nobody wants to talk about it, but the HIV scare of 2004 could easily happen again. All it takes is one irresponsible person in an industry that's full of irresponsibility. actually, it would be a little harder for such a scare to happen again. <link> is the testing facility that the industry uses. at least, here in Cali, but i'm pretty sure they're nation wide. i got a few gigs being some mope (random stunt cock) for a few producers. every job i got thrown my way i had to provide a test from AIM. if i remember correctly the minimum test i could get away with was the HIV/Gon/Cly test. anyway, the method that they currently use to test for HIV is more advance than that of 2004. in 04,...

Who'd want to be a male porn star? 8/1/2007 4:35 AM
Doomed Odysseus wrote: I think if porn talent were screened for HPV and herpes that the industry would grind to a dead stop, too prevalent in general society. Fortunately, such viruses are symptom free for most people. No doubt that production would be hampered by the "bar" being raised...only thing with HPV, i don't think males cannot be tested for this as we're asymptomatic 100% of the time (if memory serves). but you can be vaccinated at least... & the HIV test is now more reliable...accurate results 14 days from exposure rather than 60 to 90 days (the older Elisa test).