[Dr. Sivana]

AIDS is transmissible 100% of the time.

Don't forget, the HIV virus is MUCH smaller than spermatazoa, and fewer of them have to get through to get the job done.

Finally, most people at risk of AIDS are either drug abusers or eengage in unnatural acts. The prophylactic is much more likely to break in such circumstances.

Show a company that is willing to accept liability for product malfunction and then you might have a case.

[I cannot think of a name]

“Don't forget, the HIV virus is MUCH smaller than spermatazoa, and fewer of them have to get through to get the job done.”

And as someone e-mailed me, people that have unprotected sex with and HIV positive person don't ALWAYS become infected - so maybe I need to increase the probability of condom protection for that (although I don't know how you'd factor such a possibility).

Bottom line to me is this: if I had a choice between reliving my youth and spending another year in Viet Nam, or having sex with a known HIV infected person for a year (with or without a condom) - I'd take Nam. I had more confidence in the guys I was with keeping me safe than a thin plastic doohickey.

I really don't understand how people feel so indestructible just because they use a condom.