Sneeze or cough properly into your sleeve

Sneeze or cough properly into your sleeve

Many diseases are spread by poor coughing and sneezing techniques. Most people put their hands in front of their mouths and noses to stop germs from getting into the air. Unfortunately, this technique puts the germs on their hands. The germs are then spread to telephones and doorknobs and many other surfaces from which they are then picked up by the next user. This is how colds spread quickly through schools and workplaces, and how the flu spreads quickly through entire cities. It would be very easy to cut this mode of infection drastically by simply getting people to cough and sneeze properly.

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Amie (9) 1 year ago
adjust volume!!
classic
note: 1 sneeze = 1/7th an orgasm
hmmm
is this true?
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shellymilili (8) 5 months ago
good
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bird crick (42) 1 year ago
hmmm a good one or a bad one?
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CodeAbuser (1) 1 year ago
"note: 1 sneeze = 1/7th an orgasm"

I guess the only way to find out is to sneeze 7 times in a row...
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andy (26) 1 year ago
impractical, that one guy says.
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