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THE BACHELOR - THE BACHELOR PRODUCERS HIT WITH HERPES DILEMMA

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the bachelor 's Andy Baldwin and his date Jill Nicolini walking on West 54th Street in Manhattan

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THE BACHELOR PRODUCERS HIT WITH HERPES DILEMMA

The producers of U.S. reality TV show THE BACHELOR have been floored by the amount of pretty women who don't get to woo series hunks - because they have herpes. A new report reveals a substantial number of single stunners were turned away from the most recent show's auditions after testing positive for herpes and other communicable diseases. A show insider tells the National Enquirer, "Some of the best looking women have been told recently that they didn't pass the medical portion of the test due to herpes." The most recent Bachelor was U.S. Navy Lieutenant Andy Baldwin.


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Kaeghl Click for more info ( 1)

posted on 29/10/2007 17:54


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I happen to know for a fact that there are many many beautifull, intelligent, clever, sexy, (yes I said sexy) Ladies that have herpes. I've met some, dated a couple, and was very pleased to know each of them. For those that are astounded at the idea that even that many people can have herpes, consider this....it's estimated by the medical community that 1 in 4 people have herpes. So, in the words of a fine lady of my aquaintance, "One, Two, Three...YOU got it. One, Two, Three...YOU got it."




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binderdundat Click for more info ( 1)

posted on 27/10/2007 19:29


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Beautiful women get herpes huh? Whoda thunk it!?







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