Johnny Baggs
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The pineapple is purely irrelevant. It could well have been mangoes or guavas or melons. What's important is the transfer of blood from the vendor to the boy and then possibly infection via a cut , perhaps on the boy's lips or in his mouth.
I would say it's entirely plausible and for those people who don't think so - would you eat a blood-tainted piece of fruit from the same vendor? I think not!!
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tnsinghvi
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no u dummy
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Neon
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if the story is true then the pineapple didn't give the kid AIDS, it was the guy that cut the pineapple.
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Audi11
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that's unfortunate but that's life, everything happens for a reason and some people's attention needs to be brought up in life so they realize life's not easy
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jackass
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thats impossible
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Minnalgal
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it maybe true that someone can be passed in such ways. but it is not able dectect so immerdiatly... i think the doctor fail his mbbs
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:)Believe ~ Love:)
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no
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classical_maniac101
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where did you get this information? if you heard it by word of mouth, i think it probably isn't true. if you were actually there, that would be a different story.
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Judas Rabbi
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No you don't
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budaklolo
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sounds like an urban legend about AIDS. but seriously i mean was the pineapple smothered in blood or was there just a drop of it. and was the pineapple freshly sliced. i means aids virus cannot live outside the body very long. pineapple is very acidic so it might killed the HIV virus although this has not been proven yet.
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Chris
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You don't "catch" AIDS. You become infected with HIV, which can eventually develop into AIDS years or decades later.
The whole story is made up. Obviously.
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that is the dumbest thing i have ever heard
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elrayesnora
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okay umm no where was the pineapple? lol i mean if it was taken a bite from that the boy have maybe later found it and the person before him that bit from it had AIDS then i d understand ... the boy got AIDS , but im sure u cant get aids just out of the blues by eating a pineapple? was it a clean one? i mean thats stupid? did u make this one up?
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stillearning
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Well from the story I guess it's possible, but extremely rare! You can only contract AIDS from infected bodily fluids. But still... on a pineapple. Goodness.
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^.^ dAnieLLa ^.^
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dis is the funniest thing i've heard!
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stive br
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I don't Think at all.
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khadeer
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Dont worry.
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light_filled_butterfly
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AIDS is normally not able to be detected for about 6 months
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Biogetica.com
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Pineapple dont give Aids its the person who gave Aids to the Kid if its true ?
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radioactivefemale
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whoa, i wouldn't eat pineapple with ketchup unless it's on pizza. well, ur story is possible though..
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mrsm72
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I don't think so...
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Styx & Stoner
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not true.
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SuzinMotion
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That's ridiculous. The HIV virus cannot live outside the body. Even if the guy had bleed into the child's mouth, it wouldn't give him HIV unless it got into his bloodstream.
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Big T
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Urban Led-gen!!!!!!!
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waggy
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I don't believe it is true either as the AIDS virus or HIV virus needs to be transferred as a living organism. If that story is true it most likely will be some bizairre twist of fate and not worth worrying about anyway.
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amissybell
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Was this on CNN?
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