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so now we know, if we didnt already, that Darren James's partner in the "yesteday I was 17" video was HIV positive.

a point of note, the director of said movie,Paulo Sergio, points out that Bianca's previous movies/scenes include sex with Brazilian transexuals...shockhorror!!!...like... they carry AIDS then???....well I never!!

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Well ive made a mental note not to ever have sex if i ever go to Brazil.....

Darren James doesn't appear in "Yesterday I Was Seventeen", which was made over a year ago anyway. This film is only mentioned as the director claims to have seen a positive HIV test of Bianc Biaggi's. So why has he waited until now to tell anyone?

Darren James and Bianca Biaggi performed together in a recent film called "Split That Booty 2" and that is the scene in which, if you believe the rumours, she passed on the HIV virus to him.

Nice to have you on board Mark.
Yes we did try to warn people about their pratices what you gonna do?

It is about time the yanks realised that trying to do everything does not necessarliy make good sex, sexy is sexy, good sex is sexy,

Not trying to fit half of your garage contents inside a girls arse, well unleess you are Ben Dover and have a ferrari in your garage, thern it's okay,

But for most of us that have a dodgy old honda c90 step through and an old tin of wd the game is not on.

Look after yourselves gang, as there are some of you I have not got to yet.

thanks for the clarity there golo.
that will teach me to read properly.

Surely Evasive Angels will not release this Split That Booty 2 film as it seems to star at least 4 HIV positive performers, Darren James, Jessica Dee, Bianca Biaggi and Laura Roxx, also sad to see british girl Essy added to the quarantine list, hope everything works out ok for her, please god.

Crofter wrat "Surely Evasive Angels will not release this Split That Booty 2 film "... hmmm, maybe 'cause of pressure from other industry forces they won't, but seriously why shouldn't they? The way the US porn industry has been going (with its gagging, spitting and abuse thing) surely marketing a film in which people pass on the HIV virus to each other is not that much further a step into murky moral water? You know the film will be on eMule, BitTorrent and KazAa etc before long anyway, so why shouldn't the producers make some money from its infamy? In an ideal world maybe they could put some of it towards their performers' medical bills...