Crazy Ace

false- We dug oup our lawns TPBM would rather be a pirate than a ninja(I had to ask )

false- black people don't do the chicken dance T P B M is going to lie no matter the answer

false- they all taste around the same to me TPBM has been assaulted by a japanese kid on golden inline skates with a bent golden bat

there are no people like that in the bahamas so I wouldn't really have a solid opinion. From what I've seen they seem like people who need lives and will eventually committ suicide

false-i love nuclear weapons. they inspire so much fear most paries are afraid to use them knowing there is a possiblity that he/she will die TPBM thinks byakugan is better than sharingan

The sooner I fall behind, the more time I have to catch up This has guided me through school. Use it wisely

true TPBM is a nerd without a life

false TPBM thinks france will beat italy btw the last place i did this game has over 19000 replies

false-im a hip hop person TPBM wants to visit North Korea

I tried this before in another forum I'm in You say a statement about the person below you and the person below you says whether it's true or false and starts a new statement. For example: User 1 TPBM is going to the prom. User 2 True. TPBM is going to Italy for summer. User 3 False. TPBM...and so on. Okay, I'll start: TPBM really likes basketball.

It would have to be ninja for me. As tempting as being a pirate is, I think a ninja's life is best for me. If I were a pirate I would die of alcohol poisoning pretty quickly or plundering 5 ships at one time. Ninja skills are pretty awsome and i like the weapons

[QUOTE=Aaryanna][COLOR=DarkSlateBlue]Hmmm...considering this: [COLOR=RoyalBlue][INDENT]HIV infection rates in the Caribbean are the highest in the world outside of Africa, with an estimated prevalence of 2.1%. By the end of 2003, UNAIDS estimates that approximately 430,000 individuals were living with HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean, compared with 330,000 individuals at the end of 1998; this same report cites that the true number living with HIV may be as high as 760,000.[/INDENT][/COLOR]Then the infection rate there must have been horrendous back in the 80's. [/COLOR][/QUOTE] the caribbean is like over 20 countries. The Bahamas is small and while it was relatively bad here then its pretty good.

[QUOTE=SunfallE][COLOR=RoyalBlue]Actually infection rates have increased not decreased. Part of the problem is that about one third of those who are infected do not know that they are. As a result even more people are getting infected since they don't know they have HIV yet. Just take a look at this that I found here: [URL=http://www.avert.org/worlstatinfo.htm][COLOR=RoyalBlue][B]Worldwide epidemic statistics[/B][/COLOR] [/URL] [INDENT][COLOR=DarkSlateBlue]During 2005, some 4.9 million people became infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes AIDS. The year also saw 3.1 million deaths from AIDS - a high global total, despite antiretroviral (ARV) therapy, which reduced AIDS-related deaths among those who received it. Deaths among those already infected will continue to increase for some years even if prevention programmes manage to cut the number of new infections to zero. However, with the HIV-positive population still expanding the annual number of AIDS deaths can be expected to increase for many years, unless more effective provision of ARV medication begins to slow the death rate.[/COLOR] [/INDENT] The biggest problem is lack of education on how serious HIV/AIDS really is. Also there are ways to be infected beyond unprotected sex, mother to child or sharing needles when doing illegal drugs. [B]Contact with an infected person's blood [/B] If sufficient blood from an infected person enters the body of an uninfected person then it can pass on the virus. [B]Use of infected blood products [/B] Many people in the past have been infected with HIV by the use of blood transfusions and blood products which were contaminated with the virus - in hospitals, for example. In much of the world this is no longer a risk, as blood donations are routinely tested. [B]Retribution [/B]makes a good point lets not assume that [B]Pixie_rich[/B] is at fault without truly knowing what happened. And [B]Cygnus X-1[/B] some states, like Utah, do not have sex education in their schools. They teach their kids to just not have sex instead of informing their teenagers of the danger. No education on the dangers of unprotected sex whatsoever. [/COLOR][/QUOTE] dude when i said that the infections had gone down I meant in the Bahamas.

"The sooner I fall behind, the more time I have to catch up" I'm always late or procrastinate with things. I still get all A's though so things are working. I hope I can say the same thing next year in college.

I'm surprised to see that quite a few people don't know much about HIV. AIDS was a big problem here in the late 80's and early to mid nineties but now the rate od infections here has dropped drastically. From primary school straight throughout grade 12 here we are always being educated and given information on HIV/AIDS. AIds and everything to do with it is basic common knowledge. Pixie are your really sure you have HIV. Who knows, maybe there was some mistake. If you do have it I wish you the best. Why don't you take a vacation down here if you are feeling down. Peace