JAN_isOPMurcia city centre, Murcia Spain3,849 posts
Sealing a business deal with a handshake could be a thing of the past after a leading scientist claims we should keep our hands to ourselves to prevent the the spread of infectious diseases like flu. Nathan Wolfe, a virus expert at Stanford University in California, suggests we should use a "safe shake" like touching elbows or follow the example of the Japanese and take a bow to avoid the spread of infections
JAN_is: Sealing a business deal with a handshake could be a thing of the past after a leading scientist claims we should keep our hands to ourselves to prevent the the spread of infectious diseases like flu. Nathan Wolfe, a virus expert at Stanford University in California, suggests we should use a "safe shake" like touching elbows or follow the example of the Japanese and take a bow to avoid the spread of infectionsThe rest of the article can be read here:-
OOOOO the bump sounds good. Excellent for the non group setting And I haven't done it in a while But I did the pony a few weeks back. I think from the looks I got it is not be done much anymore
Happygolucky4u: OOOOO the bump sounds good. Excellent for the non group setting And I haven't done it in a while But I did the pony a few weeks back. I think from the looks I got it is not be done much anymore
Don't know how that be got in there must of left my door open
JAN_is: Sealing a business deal with a handshake could be a thing of the past after a leading scientist claims we should keep our hands to ourselves to prevent the the spread of infectious diseases like flu. Nathan Wolfe, a virus expert at Stanford University in California, suggests we should use a "safe shake" like touching elbows or follow the example of the Japanese and take a bow to avoid the spread of infectionsThe rest of the article can be read here:-
Any other suggestions of how to use bodily parts to greet people without touching hands? None of this either!
hiya jan, the next thing they will tell us is that its bad for you to breath, if we take any notice of all this s!!t we might as well put a gun to our heads and pull the trigger. hope you are well and had a good summer.
JAN_is: Sealing a business deal with a handshake could be a thing of the past after a leading scientist claims we should keep our hands to ourselves to prevent the the spread of infectious diseases like flu. Nathan Wolfe, a virus expert at Stanford University in California, suggests we should use a "safe shake" like touching elbows or follow the example of the Japanese and take a bow to avoid the spread of infectionsThe rest of the article can be read here:-
I hope you all realize that all kinds of germs can mutate and become airborne. That means you can always get sick no matter what you do. Mwuh hahahaha!
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Nathan Wolfe, a virus expert at Stanford University in California, suggests we should use a "safe shake" like touching elbows or follow the example of the Japanese and take a bow to avoid the spread of infections
The rest of the article can be read here:-
Any other suggestions of how to use bodily parts to greet people without touching hands? None of this either!