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it depends on what is in the drink and it is when you have a disease too.
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How is mono spread?
Only by sharing saliva with someone who has the virus and is contagious Sharing drink, food, kissing etc.
Would double dipping be worse than sharing a drink?
Definitely! You could infect a whole room full of people with your bacteria and viruses by double dipping in the chip dip. Sharing a drink with someone is less likely to poison multitudes. :)
If a girl likes you will she share her drink with you?
Sharing drinks is not a indication of how much someone likes you, and its a good way to spread disease.
Is Coca tea dangerous to drink?
Yes it is an extremely dangerous drink.
What does spiking a drink mean?
It is secretly putting something into someone's drink that may do them harm. So it could be putting some alcohol into a normal drink or even putting a drug into a drink. It is a dangerous and irresponsible thing to do.
Is sharing a drink like kissing?
sharing a drink is not kissing, kissing is an intimate seductive relationship between two persons which involves the lips and the feelings of the two individuals. sharing a drink is nice , yes , but is completely different from kissing.
Can you spread a sore throat by sharing food or drink?
When a sore throat is caused by a virus or a bacteria, sharing food or drink can spread it to others.
Sharing a drink but not drinking through the straw?
no
What is spike drinking?
It is secretly putting something into someone's drink that may do them harm. So it could be putting some alcohol into a normal drink or even putting a drug into a drink. It is a dangerous and irresponsible thing to do.
Why is it dangerous to give an unconscious person something to drink?
It's dangerous because - when someone is unconscious, their gag reflex doesn't work. This means that - if you give them something to drink - the fluid will go into their lungs instead of down to their stomach - causing them to literally drown !
Why is sharing the road with motorcycles so dangerous?
They are difficult to see.
What happens if you share a drink with someone who has aids?
Nothing. Your chance of contracting HIV from sharing a glass is zero. The amount of saliva that you would have to ingest is several gallons. So, unless they are a really slobbery and sloppy drinker and you get gallons of their saliva - almost an impossible task - you should not worry about sharing a drink with an HIV infected friend.
