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But, with the influx of travel companies catering to solo travelers in the past couple of years, being single isn't an excuse any more. Now, companies like Singles Cruises and Meet Market Adventures cater to not only people who prefer to travel by themselves, but singles looking to meet someone special while on the journey. I personally think this is an excellent idea, and would love to try it. What about you? Have you attended a singles travel event, or met someone while traveling as a single person? Would you recommend it to other singles? An unusual marketing campaign by Canadian Alberta Health Services educates youth about the risks of syphillis by using a fake STD dating site, displaying 'members' with sores and rashes looking for casual sex. PlentyOfSyph (a play on popular free dating site Plenty of Fish) looks like a normal dating site until you try to sign up. With slick, tongue-in-cheek videos and ads, 'members' prominently display their stage of syphilis and what they want in a sex partner, as well as unsafe sex practices and what symptoms they currently struggle with.

w The first tip-off for me was that only Albertans can sign up, as well as the lowered acceptable age range for members of 16 and up. It didn't take me long however to determine that the site was more of a public service announcement than legitimate, as evidenced by the popup when I tried to contact someone: "Interesting choice; you've selected a secondary stager. Too bad you won't have a choice of where the wart-like rashes will pop up on your body."