Lol are they fucking serious?

Cause that's fucking awesome.

do people actually do that? put aids needles there?

Not really... ^__^

Those people can die of their AIDS for all I care. They deserve it.

Somehow I have a feeling this was created mainly to make people super paranoid

Well that's just stupid.


I can understand people doing deceptive, devious, despicable things for a cause and/or profit.


Murder a billionaire and get all that delicious money? Sure.


Bank heist? Alright. Just try to keep the casualties down.


9/11? The Crusades? The Inquisition? The Witch Trials?

Well- that's what the people believed in (or lead to believe, rather).


Torture and murder a guy who kidnapped and raped your daughter?

The torture might be a little much, but- fine.


Rigging gas pumps with HIV/AIDS for no apparent reason?

Not cool, man.


Not cool.

Oh look another Hoax.

Meh, it's not like I drive a lot anyways. Plus I don't live there.

it cant just be gas pumps. theres so many they can do, its almost hard to predict it. we really need to speed up a way to cure this thing

LOL Captain Abraham

Aids is funny now so who cares ^__^

What's to stop someone from actually doing it?

Exactly. Just like masturbating on an airplane.

If they tried someone will have noticed someone tampering with the pumps, surely?

Keep in mind that not everywhere has cameras.



Nighttime. Staff at the station are tired, probably reading a book/the paper.

People who go to fuel up their car are usually in a hurry.

And there are the occasional cuts/scrapes that people never notice until much later.

I wouldn't be surprised if as many as a dozen or so people get pricked by one needle before someone decided to check it.


I'm all for pranks, but giving people diseases is a little much.

This was apparently also done in movie theater seats long ago, too.

Freaky shit. Let us hope it is all more rumor than fact.

Aids is a hoax. KIDS is a far worse sexual transmitted disease.

But they're a valuable resource. Personaly armies, body art, harems, I wouldn't be where I am today without kids.