“swinging party” cover by jessica jalbert.
i’m obsessed with this song despite my usual aversion to “too much synth”.
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2012|05|28
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Robert L. Stern’s cigarette holder designs
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2012|05|28
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By Robert Doisneau (1936)
this is such a moment to capture… i’m incredibly in love.
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2012|05|16
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I Love Being HIV+ (2006)
British HIV+ journalist Ricky Dyer went undercover as an HIV “gift giver”/”breeder” for a BBC documentary, I Love Being HIV+.
According to previous media reports, HIV positive men, or “gift-givers”, who want to transmit the virus to so-called “bug chasers” - HIV negative or untested men - do so in an apparently negotiated exchange.
HIV positive man Ricky Dyer, who investigates the apparent bug chasing phenomenon for a BBC programme, “I love being HIV+”, says that an air of complacency about the realities of living with the virus may be one reason why infection rates have been rising.
Dyer tries to find out the truth behind the reporting by going online on a gay dating website, saying he is an HIV positive man who wants to talk to bug chasers.
“I’m not saying I am offering them sex…talk is all I want,” he says in the programme.
However, Dyer is appalled to find dozens of apparent bug chasers contact him within days saying that they want to be “pozzed up” - infected with the virus. [BBC News | Health]
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I Love Being HIV+ (2006)
British HIV+ journalist Ricky Dyer went undercover as an HIV “gift giver”/”breeder” for a BBC documentary, I Love Being HIV+.
According to previous media reports, HIV positive men, or “gift-givers”, who want to transmit the virus to so-called “bug chasers” - HIV negative or untested men - do so in an apparently negotiated exchange.
HIV positive man Ricky Dyer, who investigates the apparent bug chasing phenomenon for a BBC programme, “I love being HIV+”, says that an air of complacency about the realities of living with the virus may be one reason why infection rates have been rising.
Dyer tries to find out the truth behind the reporting by going online on a gay dating website, saying he is an HIV positive man who wants to talk to bug chasers.
“I’m not saying I am offering them sex…talk is all I want,” he says in the programme.
However, Dyer is appalled to find dozens of apparent bug chasers contact him within days saying that they want to be “pozzed up” - infected with the virus. [BBC News | Health]
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