Next time you’ve got the clap, don’t man up and tell her. Web site inSPOT.org has got you covered. Reuters reports on the brainchild of Oakland-based non-profit, Internet Sexuality Information Services. The site allows users to send anonymous e-cards to their sexual partners (up to six at a time because they know you’re a slut) warning them that they may have contracted an STD and to get checked out. Users have a choice of six cards that include a link to the web site that helps the receiver find a testing spot. ... (Continue Reading Worst E-Card. Ever. by clicking 'More')
After picking a card, you can choose your STD from a scroll down menu. All the favorites are there: crabs, chlamydia, syphilis, but not HIV or AIDS, because that’s just not the sort of thing you put in an e-card. You can also include a note. Resist the urge to use frowny face emoticons. -Andy Wright
We at ISIS (Internet Sexuality Information Services) wanted to let you know about a new contest we are running (and Thank you for being a part of the Fresh Focus contest it was amazingly successful!)
The new contest is called In Brief: What if Your Undies had the Last Word... We are asking people to design a pair of underwear that communicates a difficult truth about STDs or that can serve as a conversation starter about safe sex. We are imagining underwear as the last physical thing that separates a person from their partner. It would make a strong statement to have a message there that could remind people to talk with their partner about safe sex practices or that brings up STDs (which are often difficult to do in sexual situations-when you need to the most) in a non-threatening way. And user generated content is a great way for people to start thinking about their underwear and more importantly what is under the underwear.
The start date of the contest is April 3 and runs through May 15.
www.undiescontest.com
Please feel free to contact me if you have any other questions.
Posted at: April 9, 2008 2:06 PM