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#296364 11-Jun-2022 08:02
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10897967/Woman-claims-got-STD-ex-awarded-5-2-million-insurance-company.html

 

A Missouri woman was awarded a $5.2 million settlement against her ex-boyfriend's car insurance company after she claimed that she got a sexually transmitted disease from him after they had sex in his 2014 Hyundai Genesis.


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  #2925205 11-Jun-2022 11:33
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Just wondering why this is labelled NSFW. The link is to the Daily Mail in the UK. Is it recommended that women shouldn't read the Daily Mail? Anyway, you've told the story in the thread title - so the cat's out of the bag.





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  #2925268 11-Jun-2022 15:18
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eracode:

Just wondering why this is labelled NSFW. The link is to the Daily Mail in the UK. Is it recommended that women shouldn't read the Daily Mail? Anyway, you've told the story in the thread title - so the cat's out of the bag.



It’s recommended that no one should read the Daily Mail. It’s tabloid trash.



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  #2925276 11-Jun-2022 15:49
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eracode:

 

Just wondering why this is labelled NSFW. The link is to the Daily Mail in the UK. Is it recommended that women shouldn't read the Daily Mail? Anyway, you've told the story in the thread title - so the cat's out of the bag.

 

 

 

 

What do you think NSFW means?


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  #2925404 11-Jun-2022 20:53
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Daynger:

 

What do you think NSFW means?

 

 

In my profound ignorance, I thought it meant Not Suitable for Women. Maybe I’m a latent misogynist - but no, I’m not.

 

I still think the label is superfluous and inaccurate so I change my comment to:

 

Just wondering why this is labelled NSFW. The link is to the Daily Mail in the UK. Is it recommended that people shouldn't read the Daily Mail at work? Anyway, you've told the story in the thread title - so the cat's out of the bag.

 

 





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  #2925426 11-Jun-2022 21:48
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NSFW = Not Safe For Work

 

i.e. don't have this article on your screen at work

 

 





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  #2925437 11-Jun-2022 21:55
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The big shocker here is how this might be considered offensive at someone’s workplace.




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  #2925438 11-Jun-2022 22:01
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MadEngineer: The big shocker here is how this might be considered offensive at someone’s workplace.

 

That is my point. Thank you. 





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  #2925440 11-Jun-2022 22:11
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Well...reasons for litigation never cease to amaze. Darned that we have ACC here.

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  #2925445 11-Jun-2022 22:20
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eracode: The link is to the Daily Mail in the UK. Is it recommended that people shouldn't read the Daily Mail at work?

Closeups of celebrity body parts and things like that advertised in the middle of some articles. It's not a good look.

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  #2925472 12-Jun-2022 07:01
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eracode: The link is to the Daily Mail in the UK. Is it recommended that people shouldn't read the Daily Mail at work?

 


Closeups of celebrity body parts and things like that advertised in the middle of some articles. It's not a good look.

 

That has nothing to do with this story in particular.





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  #2925500 12-Jun-2022 09:38
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That was my point exactly.

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