dike drama ?? just kidding

how do soft drugs not contribute to the spread of STDs? The primary driver of STD conveyance is bad decision-making leading to risky behaviours. All drugs and alcohol increase the risk of spreading STDs. Why don't you just ask people what they mean?

I think it means that they don't play Dungeons & Dragons! But actually, it probably just means "Drug & Disease Free," and I think the issue with the drug part may be with the drugs themselves, and not STDs - meaning the person may be clean and sober - but it may not. You could always ask the person who wrote the ad.

you can get the clap from a joint, don't kid yourself

not if it wears a condom

a burning rubber!

um, what? You are doing the wrong thing with that joint, dude.

how embarrassing for me

hehe... All i could think of when opening this post was dungeons & dragons... hehe... D&D

WHAT?!?!?!?!??!

D&D fstands for Drug and Disease in this case, not Dungeons and Dragons or anything else. onedashTM, you can't get the clap from a joint... unless it had been somewhere that would *really* burn. Pot doesn't contribute to the spread of STD's the way heroin does. You could look at it as a lifestyle/bad choice thing, but then shouldn't drinking be included?

gosh, thanks for setting me straight on that.

and STIs are rampant because there are so many heroin users. Pot, alcohol, anything else that impairs judgement are much more likely to facilitate the spread of STIs than all the heroin users we must be drowning in to account for the U.S. STI rate.

STI = sexually transmitted infection? Maybe?

that's the only thing in the sentence that I got

was it really that bad a sentence? Here: STIs = sexually transmitted infections. The poster seemed to be implying that the only way to get an STI was by (presumably) sharing a needle - as nushka cleverly pointed out, by definition then, it's no longer an STI, because it's missing the "sexually" part. For the rest of the sentence: the rate of STIs in the U.S. quite high. Using the original logic that only heroin users are likely to transmit STIs (as opposed to pot users) then, to account for the high rate of STIs, there must be a lot of heroin users. Clearer? (hint, I was being sarcastic in the post you thought was unclear).