Contemplation..

[TwoDogz]

I was sitting naked at the computer in a hotel room, much like right now, on a hotel chair and wondering if you really can catch things like herpes, crabs or such from this ?

I mean it seems perfectly plausible that it is possible.

If this needs to be moved to health, please do so.

Edited August 7, 2012 by TwoDogz

[bkkjames]

Why dont you put some shorts on and quit worrying about it.

[draggons]

If it seems plausable why do it...................................livin' on the edge eh?

[CharlieH]

put a condom over the keyboard it stops all viruses

Edited August 7, 2012 by CharlieH

[TwoDogz]

Why dont you put some shorts on and quit worrying about it.

Didn't think of that.

[StreetCowboy]

Why dont you put some shorts on and quit worrying about it.

Didn't think of that.

That's the benefit of a classical education

"Whether it is nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,

or take up arms against a sea of troubles, and by opposing, end them?"

Those with a more Greek heroic bent would tend to a heroic solution of outrageous endurance and fortitude - for example squatting at the computer seat without touching it. A more buddhist person would try to serenely rise above whatever pestilence he contracted. Our colonial cousins, used to the might of right, would napalm the chair to render it harmless, and then abandon the internet for the evening as the room was no longer habitable, and retire to the bar to descend into alcoholic oblivion. For an Englishman, the question would not arise, since he would in any case have to don his dinner suit shortly before going to the chippie, and the Scotsman would be well disinfected by liberal application of drinking alcohol administered internally in any case. Every culture has its own solutions.

[kevjohn]

Why dont you put some shorts on and quit worrying about it.

Didn't think of that.

That's the benefit of a classical education

"Whether it is nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,

or take up arms against a sea of troubles, and by opposing, end them?"

Those with a more Greek heroic bent would tend to a heroic solution of outrageous endurance and fortitude - for example squatting at the computer seat without touching it. A more buddhist person would try to serenely rise above whatever pestilence he contracted. Our colonial cousins, used to the might of right, would napalm the chair to render it harmless, and then abandon the internet for the evening as the room was no longer habitable, and retire to the bar to descend into alcoholic oblivion. For an Englishman, the question would not arise, since he would in any case have to don his dinner suit shortly before going to the chippie, and the Scotsman would be well disinfected by liberal application of drinking alcohol administered internally in any case. Every culture has its own solutions.

And the Aussie, dressed in his Sunday best singlet and stubbies and wearing his new generation flip flops,

would be oblivious to the problems mentioned by the OP

[Rsquared]

Ahhhhh.............me thinks the Aussie would be downstairs at the bar......I know I would be.

[Traxster]

'I was sitting naked at the computer in a hotel room, much like right now, on a hotel chair and wondering if you really can catch things like herpes, crabs or such from this '?

wot...no pictures ??

[TwoDogz]

Always one pervert that wants photos.

[TwoDogz]

Why dont you put some shorts on and quit worrying about it.

Didn't think of that.

That's the benefit of a classical education

"Whether it is nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,

or take up arms against a sea of troubles, and by opposing, end them?"

Those with a more Greek heroic bent would tend to a heroic solution of outrageous endurance and fortitude - for example squatting at the computer seat without touching it. A more buddhist person would try to serenely rise above whatever pestilence he contracted. Our colonial cousins, used to the might of right, would napalm the chair to render it harmless, and then abandon the internet for the evening as the room was no longer habitable, and retire to the bar to descend into alcoholic oblivion. For an Englishman, the question would not arise, since he would in any case have to don his dinner suit shortly before going to the chippie, and the Scotsman would be well disinfected by liberal application of drinking alcohol administered internally in any case. Every culture has its own solutions.

Best not mention what happened with the bedside table then when trying to access the safe in the cupboard behind it.

Actually its quite disgusting what goes on in hotel rooms when you are not there.