logical fallacy.
It was a great opportunity that I'm sure if anyone had been invited to take part in it personally they would have jumped at the chance... 
I know if I was guaranteed to get in and take part, I would've come from anywhere to make it happen... Except Australia, which sucks, cos that's where I am... 
Kenneth R. said:generous...
come here, shout this phrase for a couple minutes, you won't get paid, oh yea, we're done. get out of here. you probably won't even get credit for it (not like you did much anyway
forgive me for jumping in on this thread a little late, i saw DT in the topic heading and decided to avoid it for as long as possible (till i saw that it was getting several pages long and figured something else must be up..) ANYHOO.. in response to this quote.. Kenneth.. will you marry me?
reported using the Internet to access gay-oriented web sites. One third of the sample (34%) reported having met a sexual partner via the Internet. Men meeting sex partners online reported higher rates of methamphetamine use. Men meeting sexual partners over the Internet reported having sex with more male partners in the previous 6 months (M = 8.38, it SD = 19.39) compared with men not meeting partners in this manner (M = 3.13, SD = 4.99, p < .001). Men meeting partners via the Internet also reported higher rates of sexual risk behaviors including unprotected anal receptive intercourse (p < .05) and unprotected anal insertive intercourse (p < .01). The high prevalence of Internet use as a method of meeting sexual partners suggests that sexual networks may be forming over the Internet. The Internet therefore provides opportunities for new HIV primary prevention interventions.
