Panty Sniffer Has Sinus Infection [741x282 - 58KB]

[–] • 3 pts

Too afraid to ask. He did not even need to bring up his degeneracy. "I have a chronic fungal infection, it has spread to bone, I am worried about surgery." was all that needed to be said.

It is the equivalent of askreddit posts where people embed a question within a fake story for fake points.

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[–] • 2 pts

He wants you to know about his degeneracy. It gets him off, as does pretending to be ashamed of it.

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[–] • 2 pts

I am half way into my microbiology course thus far and can say that it has made me paranoid about pathogens. If they have had a chronic infection to which they have been battling it, there is a risk that the stronger strains that survived have proliferated and is on its way to becoming a heavily resistant strain if it isn't already there.

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[–] • 0 pt

I came here from the future to warn you about studying entomology. Avoid at all costs.

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An infection into the bones in his sinuses will probably result in this idiot dying.

A net gain for the world, I think.

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It's only a matter of time until they start buying used masks.

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I learned something today. I had no idea one could get sinus AIDS.

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Maybe he should eat nothing but apples.

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I think he should triple mask and isolate himself from the world and donate all his money to Joe biden so he can develop a vaccine for panty rot. That should cure him up.

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Maybe the girl has AIDS?

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