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It is a very good idea to visit prostitute and FKK, just a small problem is that the second wave of covid has already started in Europe, but so many mongers don t care like when the same are doing AO, there is a long way to go for many guys just to let them understand that they have to control their libido and not the contrary.
[QUOTE=ExpatLover;2482818]It is a very good idea to visit prostitute and FKK, just a small problem is that the second wave of covid has already started in Europe, but so many mongers don t care like when the same are doing AO, there is a long way to go for many guys just to let them understand that they have to control their libido and not the contrary.[/QUOTE]But virus lost strength and fortunately, now in most part of the world, much less deaths. Of course, still dangerous for old, fat, diabetic, suffering from cancer, heart or lungs problems.
[QUOTE=Sirioja;2482836]But virus lost strength and fortunately, now in most part of the world, much less deaths. Of course, still dangerous for old, fat, diabetic, suffering from cancer, heart or lungs problems.[/QUOTE]According to an expert in business insider that is too early to tell. Partly because of the incubation period. If deaths still haven't accumulated 3 weeks from now like we saw in March / April, then I agree. But this second wave just begun a week or so ago.
You also have to consider two factors:
1. Hospitals are now better at handling the sick.
2. The average age of the people with positive cases have gone down quite dramatically. And younger people have a much higher survivability rate.
[QUOTE=Pistons;2482894]You also have to consider two factors:
1. Hospitals are now better at handling the sick.
2. The average age of the people with positive cases have gone down quite dramatically. And younger people have a much higher survivability rate.[/QUOTE]Totally agree. This long but informative FT article reinforces your points, plus some.
[URL]https://www.ft.com/content/5cc92d45-fbdb-43b7-9c66-26501693a371[/URL]
[QUOTE=Pistons;2482893]According to an expert in business insider that is too early to tell. Partly because of the incubation period. If deaths still haven't accumulated 3 weeks from now like we saw in March / April, then I agree. But this second wave just begun a week or so ago.[/QUOTE]More cases because much more tests, now about 1 million made per week in France, some people made many tests, I didn't any, but we have now around 10 deaths per day in France, not more than any infection, when we had up to 800 in April. Just have to protect old and weak health people, what don't do Sweden which kill many of their old people.
[QUOTE=CitizenKane;2482772]How were they opening the lockers? Picking the locks or forcing them etc?[/QUOTE]The locks are not high security. Very easy for someone to copy a master key or even to copy the same key they were given to come back later and open the locker.
Any guidelines from the Hesse government on when Sharks and other places might open, given that Artemis and others are already open?
[QUOTE=Hktj26;2483120]Any guidelines from the Hesse government on when Sharks and other places might open, given that Artemis and others are already open?[/QUOTE]While a court in another federal state ruled that an all-out closure of all brothels is not appropriate give that other businesses can open, this does not automatically means that the large clubs will be able to operate.
It is likely that smaller brothels will be able to operate legally, but its quite easy to setup rules such that FKK clubs (many people in a large room) will not be able to operate economically. E. g. By limiting the number of people so 10-20 per room. And to be honest I would consider it sensible to keep the FKK clubs closed. Same reasons why restaurants can open but music club style establishments can't.
[QUOTE=Gino02;2482903]Totally agree. This long but informative FT article reinforces your points, plus some.
[URL]https://www.ft.com/content/5cc92d45-fbdb-43b7-9c66-26501693a371[/URL][/QUOTE]Informative article, yes. But I did not see anything in that article to "reinforce" or refute Piston's two points.
[QUOTE=Pistons;2482894]You also have to consider two factors:
1. Hospitals are now better at handling the sick.
2. The average age of the people with positive cases have gone down quite dramatically. And younger people have a much higher survivability rate.[/QUOTE]What surprised me was the last graph. It shows the infection rate per million in the Scandinavian countries. Is Finland still in lockdown? Their current numbers are about the same as France and Spain's at the peak of the lockdown. Scandinavians are either (1) extremely skilled at isolating themselves and keeping physical distance, or (2) they are so healthy that they can get infected, be asymptomatic, and thus never need to visit a doctor to receive a positive test.
[QUOTE=McAdonis;2483177]Informative article, yes. But I did not see anything in that article to "reinforce" or refute Piston's two points.
What surprised me was the last graph. It shows the infection rate per million in the Scandinavian countries. Is Finland still in lockdown? Their current numbers are about the same as France and Spain's at the peak of the lockdown. Scandinavians are either (1) extremely skilled at isolating themselves and keeping physical distance, or (2) they are so healthy that they can get infected, be asymptomatic, and thus never need to visit a doctor to receive a positive test.[/QUOTE]Denmark, Norway and Finland is running the same strategy it seems. The reason why you see an increase in Norway and Denmark is linked to partying students when returning after the vacation. I guess Finnish students are more abiding by the rules.
[QUOTE=McAdonis;2483177]
What surprised me was the last graph. It shows the infection rate per million in the Scandinavian countries. Is Finland still in lockdown? Their current numbers are about the same as France and Spain's at the peak of the lockdown. Scandinavians are either (1) extremely skilled at isolating themselves and keeping physical distance, or (2) they are so healthy that they can get infected, be asymptomatic, and thus never need to visit a doctor to receive a positive test.[/QUOTE]Being Norwegian, I can only confirm that we've always preferred social distancing, even pre-Corona. LOL! But the main reason why we have a low infection and mortality rate is because Norwegians trust the government and apply the social guidelines given without protesting. Most of the infected are also younger, hence the low mortality rate.
There has to be some club / establishment in Hessen that had the foresight to launch some kind of legal action in recent days, especially now that we have openings in Berlin and NRW?
For me, Sharks has always been my favourite club, so I look forward to return especially now that the weather is still great.
I went to the supermarket a short while ago and heard what I refer to as Shark's anthem which they play so often in the club, "Let me love you" by Justin Bieber, and almost teared up. [URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euCqAq6BRa4[/URL].
[QUOTE=Turgid;2484550]I went to the supermarket a short while ago and heard what I refer to as Shark's anthem which they play so often in the club, "Let me love you" by Justin Bieber, and almost teared up. [URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euCqAq6BRa4[/URL].[/QUOTE]So true, brought back great memories!