Your Gym Is Disgusting, BTW
Gay men concerned about the health hazards at their gyms are usually focused on the, uh, steamrooms, because at certain fitness facilities we won’t name, certain things (we also won’t name) go on there. But there are dangers lurking in the showers too, and not just of the “creepy guy who always offers to spot me” variety.
Other “Max Simon” gaffes include such gems as
–”two men who says”
–”neither men appears to…”
And of course we musn’t forget that “Sarah Nigel” outed herself as a “bear” although she identifies as a woman! She thinks “chute” is the same as “sho.ot.” How clever!
What a great crop of writers we have here!
BTW: Did “London Pride” get canceled? No, it did not, despite Qty’s claims to the contrary……. This is “journalism” and “entertainment” rolled into one!
Ya gotta love their spirit of “who cares” or you end up at a different forum.
I hope the course of this ship can be righted before it ssiinnkkss!
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I attempt to make my stop in the locker room of my gym as brief as possible………….
I am ascared of the 80yr old men with their nutsak down to their knees possibly hitting me in the forehead while I am tying my shoes……… :p
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Hand sanitizers *do* work well, as long as you really make sure the gel gets into every nook & cranny of your hands, including the skin toward the top of your fingernails. Just dabbing it on and giving it a little rub only gets rid of the germs where the gel goes.
@PlaysWell, The auto.flag system manages to “mooderate” posts that in no way conflict with Ter.ms of Serv.ice so your guess is as good as mine. It takes an average of 9+ days for the posts to get restored, if they ever do, by which time no one is reading that thread any more.
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Okay, this video was so ridiculously fear mongering.
Millions of germs? Really? Was this an actual scientist?
Those are pretty standard numbers. There are millions of germs on EVERY surface, including on your skin.
E. Coli is also found everywhere, and almost all strains are absolutely harmless.
Staph aureus? Also found everywhere. 1/3 of the population has staph in their nose. An infection is easily treated with antibiotics, specifically methicillin. Only specific strains are methicillin resistant, which are the ones to be worried about (MRSA).
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You Gym Is Disgusting, BTW? Who writes this crap that title doesn’t even make sense and guess what spell check wouldn’t have corrected this lazy article. Nothing but the best lol I mean worst from Queerty writers.