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Video: Burger King Worker Takes Bubble Bath In Kitchen Sink
This is one of the grossest things I’ve seen all year. Could it have been a more horrifying looking character? I almost fell out of my chair when I saw the manager just chuckle about it and continue working.
Adult Club In Japan Serves “Pee On The Rocks”
A popular adult club in Osaka, Japan called Impulse was recently targeted by Police for a number of “eyebrow raising” practices.
Recently six of the club’s hostesses and one male customer of Impulse, a “sexual cabaret club,” were arrested on charges of indecent exposure after the hostesses allegedly worked while in the nude while the customer exposed his genitals.
That’s the tame stuff according to XBIZ, it’s the other “indecent acts” that are a little more disturbing.
“As soon as you enter the club, a hostess will give you a hot towel that she has already used to swipe her private parts. You can start fondling the hostesses’ breasts as soon as you sit down, but that’s nothing.
You immediately get a drink, but it’s a hostess’s urine served on the rocks. They also serve tidbits sprinkled with cuttings of the workers’ pubic hair,” Shukan Jitsuwa reported.
“They also had a service where the ice served in drinks is first inserted into the hostess’s private parts. They just kept on getting wilder and wilder and I think they went too far in the end.”
I have no problem with adult clubs whatsoever, but that’s just disgusting. You can always count on the Japanese to get carried away when it comes to matters of sex.
What’s funnier is that many in the community are complaining about this so-called “crackdown” and hope the cops will just leave them alone in a couple of months.
Again, I have no beef with adult clubs and all that goes with them, but come on!! That’s an off the charts public health issue to say the least.
-Chris Jones
U.N. To Cut Estimate Of AIDS Epidemic
The United Nations’ top AIDS scientists plan to acknowledge this week that they have long overestimated both the size and the course of the epidemic, which they now believe has been slowing for nearly a decade.
Revised figures in the latest UN Aids annual report released on Monday cut an estimate for total infections to 32.7 million from the 39.5 million cases given in the agency’s 2006 report.
The UN report stated that the number of people in India estimated to be living with HIV/Aids has been more than halved to 2.5 million due to better statistics and evidence gathering.
In Asia, there are now 4.9 million cases, up from 440,000 last year. Indonesia has the fastest growing HIV prevalence on the continent, while the number of infections in Vietnam has more than doubled between 2000 and 2005.
Having millions fewer people with a lethal contagious disease is good news. Some researchers, however, contend that persistent overestimates in the widely quoted U.N. reports have long skewed funding decisions and obscured potential lessons about how to slow the spread of HIV. Critics have also said that U.N. officials overstated the extent of the epidemic to help gather political and financial support for combating AIDS.
Unprotected sex is the main factor behind the spread of the virus, with contaminated drug injecting equipment also playing a key role, the report said.
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