Wrestler gives his teammates Herpes.




TMZ.Com : Another major herpes outbreak -- and once again the herps perps are accused of being wrestlers.  Almost one year after a herpes outbreak brought high school wrestling in Minnesota to a stand-still, three new wrestlers from York College have filed a lawsuit, claiming they got the herp and all the fixins after grappling with an infected teammate.  Symptoms were -- but were not limited to -- a "thick crust of dried puss," itching, swollen lymph glands and ... embarrassing talks with the GF. The boys are suing their coach and trainer, who told 'em not to worry about the fact their herped-up teammate was coming back to practice after three days, rather than five, as the NCAA stipulates.

This is why I never got into wrestling. See, I used to get kicked out of P.E. every year when we did the wrestling unit. I'd be droppin "bos", rockin clothes lines, maybe the occasional leg drop, superplex, and DDT. Apparently, those moves aren't allowed in "real" wrestling. You know what is though? Giving your partner Herpes. That's like the ultimate "Finish Him!".  I always liked wrestling. Like, WWF type stuff. But, I never saw the appeal of rolling around on the floor, grabbing and clasping another dude. 
Let's not forget, I'm not very experienced sexually now, but in H.S.? Forget it, it's a learn as you go exercise. So, I'm at these wrestling meets watching them, and I'm like "That's my move! I did that to so and so last Saturday!", other times I was all "Oh, that's a good one, I need to try that on suzy this weekend." So from that aspect, I guess wrestling did teach me something. As a rule of thumb though, I don't engage in any activity where I can possibly get an STD from another dude. That's just not my bag baby.

I was going to put a picture up, but I almost threw up in my mouth. Sorry.

 

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