Culture Buzz Here's a PSA designed to tell senior citizens that they, too, should be using condoms. No one should let a hip replacement surgery stop them from boning.
A kinda confusing 1969 public service ad about sexually transmitted disease . No wonder a lot of kids thought that getting an STD would make them successful, attractive and happy (as opposed to itchy, burning, and prone to discharges).
Celebrity Buzz Thanks, Florence Henderson, for infesting my childhood nostalgia with pubic lice. On a book tour touting her new memoir, “Life Is Not A Stage,” the 77-year-old star of The Brady Bunch can't seem to stop screaming from the rooftops that she got an STD from former New York Mayor John Lindsay back in the '60s. Here's just one example, from her interview with Joy Behar.
Culture Buzz Only godless heathens have intercourse for reasons other than procreation. But rather than raise unloved babies the way the Lord intended, sinners have been experimenting with strange pregnancy and disease prevention devices throughout recorded history.
Science Buzz A new strain of Gonorrhea was discovered in Japan that is resistant to all known treatments. This new strain could mark Gonorrhea's change from a very treatable STD to a global health threat. Below are some scary quotes and a video from ABC. (via abcnewsradioonline.com)
http://www.nerve.com/news/love-sex/revolutionary-std-test...
We can pee on our phones. The future is now.
Tech Buzz Scientists in the United Kingdom are close to releasing an application for smart phones that can test for sexually transmitted diseases. You'll pee on an electronic stick, plug it into your phone, and find out almost instantly if you have critters in your love places. No one will ever want to borrow a phone again.
Back in the '70s, STDs were downright jaunty. I'll leave the 'viral' video jokes up to you on this one.
A PSA poster warning young girls to steer clear of older men, cause they all have AIDS. To be fair, they also can give you candy and stuff too.
Business Buzz A license that guarantees you’re disease-free and ready to bump uglies. Does honesty mean nothing anymore? (No, it doesn’t. Get tested, y’all!)