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Way, way back at the start of the COVID pandemic.

Once we learned letting someone breathe in your face was the real risk for transmission,

I predicted a new golden age for glory holes.

A wall, a hole, a dick, a blowjob, a little impersonal, yes, but no breathing

on each other or in each other's faces. And with months of me making this prediction,

health authorities across the country were encouraging people who weren't satisfied fucking

around online to go seek out glory holes or maybe even build one in their own home,

which is what a then 28-year-old Toronto man did in 2020.

He built himself a glory hole, kind of a flimsy one, just a sheet with a hole cut in it,

and got online looking for dick.

And now, four years and two vaccines and countless booster shots

and who knows how many conspiracy theories

later, that man is going to jail. Jacques Galant, who writes about justice and legal affairs

for the Toronto Star, covered his trial. Galant writes, in 2020, Tony Sphere tricked two men

into believing they were talking to a woman online and invited them

over to his Toronto home to have anonymous sex through a hole in a sheet hanging in a doorway.

As instructed, the victims walked into the home and put their penises inside the hole.

Oral sex was performed and then it became penetration without warning.

The ruse, Galant's report

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