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<\/p>\nI\u2019ve always thought e-cards were a bit strange. Now they have become quite a bit stranger: you can send a \u201cyou may have caught an STD from me\u201d e-card to your friend, bishop, whatever.<\/p>\n
For the immoderate sower of wild STD oats, you can send a card to six people at once, along with a personal message –\u00a0 something touching like “Thank you for being part of my life and if you’ve seen any unusual lumps or sores, lately, I might know why.”<\/p>\n
From here<\/a>:<\/p>\n The e-cards, which can be sent anonymously, are pithy and to the point.<\/p>\n “Sometimes there are strings attached,” reads one. “I got diagnosed with STDs since we were together. Get checked out soon.”<\/p>\n Another says: “It’s not what you brought to the party, it’s what you left with. I left with an STI. You might have, too. Get checked out soon.”<\/p>\n E-cards can be sent to up to six partners at a time, and users have the option of including a personal message.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I\u2019ve always thought e-cards were a bit strange. Now they have become quite a bit stranger: you can send a \u201cyou may have caught an STD from me\u201d e-card to your friend, bishop, whatever. For the immoderate sower of wild … Continue reading