Holy herpes! Now you can find out the real reason why you keep getting that annoying burning sensation. 
There's a non-profit organization called inSpotLA that allows users to send ecards anonymously to inform their sexual partner(s) or former partner(s) that they have an STD. Nothin' says lovin' like a rash in the morning!
Hey, it's better to know than not to know.
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(Page 1 of 2) | 1 | 2 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsPepperdine Provost Darryl Tippens:
I can't believe this! I need to get my hands on some of these right away!
Yuck-- Another sinister plan from the medical industry! I can see mean and nasty people sending these just to scare the crap out of people!
Wow....now I've seen it all. Imagine if Hallmark had a card section for these....titled "the gift that keeps on giving".
Now you know this is going to turn into a major problem, don't ya??? People sending these things randomly as a joke (as sick as that is!!) are going to freak out a hell of a lot of people!!
Jesus herpes doesnt need an invite it just shows up. AIDS ok I can see the need but its a mighty easy way to freak the hell out of a lot of people by jerks that are just fing around on the internet.
Yes and I'm sending that I have HIV to my enemies!
Thing is .... if you choose to have "relations" w/folk, protect yourself. Nothing says lovin like a good ole' burning and or itching sensation the morning after ..... could also be accompanied by a funny odor .... bottom line .... use protection on all levels ..... you don't know where they've been before you and it's not likely that they'll tell ya .....
like the medical if it is an industry hasn't made enough money leeching off of people.
Most won't like this - but try NOT sleeping around with anyone and everyone - EVER think of that!!!! It's a sure-fire cure.
This is the most thoughtless campaign I have ever seen, now I am going to have to send them an email, anonymously of course lol.
Ok, I sent them an email with my concerns about the misuse of their site, this is what I got back
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Misuse of the site is prohibited, but the anonymous/confidential nature of the site cannot be maintained if records are kept regarding the persons sending or receiving e-cards. We do not collect any identifying information about the ecard senders or recipients, nor the personal messages that may be added to the cards.
We strongly encourage people to use the site responsibly. However, we do not assume liability for use/misuse of the site by any individual. We urge anyone receiving these e-cards to use their own good judgment in seeking medical attention and urge anyone who is sexually active to be examined regularly for STDs.
- The inSPOT.org staff
















