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blueta2
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A man who needs to be with women much younger often (if not always)has an inept emotional maturity level. They cannot handle the strength of an older women because they need to be the one in control and powerful. If they ever meet or correspond with a women their age, they become children and this makes them lose their false sense of self. True story!!!
He likes little girls, makes fun of disabled kids, talks about his money (aka I have a small peener) and puts down my profession where I've helped many people overcome illness....what does that tell you folks! The depth of a puddle.
Plunk, I don't dislike you, I actually feel sorry for you. You make fun of kids with down syndrome because you more than likely relate to them on many levels. We often make fun of what we fear
Pdaddy, it was not a true date but more seeing an old friend.
He likes little girls, makes fun of disabled kids, talks about his money (aka I have a small peener) and puts down my profession where I've helped many people overcome illness....what does that tell you folks! The depth of a puddle.
Plunk, I don't dislike you, I actually feel sorry for you. You make fun of kids with down syndrome because you more than likely relate to them on many levels. We often make fun of what we fear
Pdaddy, it was not a true date but more seeing an old friend.
blueta2
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Well she seemed to leave happy
Lyme patient who is really ill. Have another one at 1pm. Lyme is rampant
Well she seemed to leave happy
Have another one at 1pm. Lyme is rampant
So is herpes
*"articulate", if youre talking about a blaq
Teh Jacket and Teh Murdercycle more than make up for any financial shortcummings
blueta2
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Yes but one is debilitating and the other is not....unless one is immunocompromised.
Lyme is a serious infection when it becomes chronic
I smoke the chronic, will i be ok?
mrplunkey
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I started chuckling at "strength of an older woman". By the time I got to "my profession", I was rolling.
You should have pointed out how older women can be so funny. I would have been forced to agree with that.
blueta2
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I know the truth hurts!!
blueta2
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It's funny how you always go after my profession. You are so threatened by it obviously or you would not always bring it up. When one is cofnident in whom they are, they don't need to put down others or kids with down syndrome. You get off on getting reactions cause you're nimble and lack personality
It's getting old
blueta2
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a gay boy scout maybe
Alan Grayson?
Its called being "set in your ways"
PICK3
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my 0-ring needs rebuilt
blown gasket
canadianhitman
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I think that as we get older and wiser, we spot stupidity much more quickly and are more disgusted by it than we were when we were younger. I want to throat-punch stupid people on a daily basis it seems.
Agreed!
mrplunkey
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What you have isn't a profession though. It's a scam. I wouldn't like if someone who came here on EF to sell fake steroids either.
But then think about what you do versus a garden-variety scammer. Those victims will just lose some money. Whereas in your case, people are forgoing legitimate medical treatment by qualified health care personnel and instead getting paprika or oregano sprinkled on them with the hope it will somehow alter their electromagnetic field or reshape their auras. That's much worse.
mrplunkey
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I agree. I've never been that into them.
I do believe it's becoming common knowledge though that by changing your diet/lifestyle can eradicate up to 95% of diseases and illnesses. The fact that docs still are not required to take a single class on nutrition is beyond me. What was my eye opener was when I first met my wife and quickly learned that I knew A LOT more about nutrition and fitness than she did. I also find it interesting how the FDA isn't even giving any natural supps a chance; too much big money is wrapped up in pharmaceuticals, faux treatments and not enough attention towards prevention... IMO
mrplunkey
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Citation? That would be front page material in scientific journals, so I'd think it would be easy to come by.
Agreed!! or how about learning some skills to live in the world? a class on anger management? stress management? mindfulness? cognitive techniques for anxiety? in addition to diet and exercise...common sense is not very common anymore.
LOL Oh wait...I forgot what board I was on!! nvm...hydros it is!
or steroids for post open heart surgery recovery and overall emotional and mental well being
redsamurai
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redsamurai
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you couldn't satisfy blue anyway. She has a real soul therefore your 2:15 exercise in sweaty huffing and awful face making is just not going to work just because you have a big bank account. Even that can't make up for smallcocklife you got going on.
redsamurai
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no it's not dude, it's only common knowledge to people like us who have actually had to make that leap. I just met a guy who got kidney cancer and they removed it, then got diagnosed with 4th stage prostate cancer. Which I believe means it spread to other parts of the body, this is almost always fatal. After the failure of the kidney removal he said fuck it and got rid of the cancer on his own through diet and yoga. He obviously goes a couple times a year to see if it's returned but so far it's been over 5 years and it hasn't come back. This stuff just doesn't get written about unfortunately because well, that's an easy one. lol
redsamurai
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nobody's impressed by a fat old dude who's only way to entice women to be around him for more than 5 minutes is to turn the wallet upside down. It's probably been at least 20 years or more since the last woman slept with you cause she wanted to huh?
redsamurai
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He has to justify and feel good about himself in some way. I mean I'd feel like a piece of shit if I knew a woman was only with me because of my money
if it's all he's got he's not going to feel like a piece of shit. He's built his life around it.
can I chinaman?
Holy fuck I'm dying hahahahahaha
digimon7068
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damn, billy! you're gettin lean!
mrplunkey
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Damn, you neckbeard never-gonna-get-laid types sure are angry.
Since you don't think much of my capabilities, does this mean we're back on for the physical challenge videos?
Surely you don't fear being beaten by a "fat old dude".
Hes gonna need you to post a vid of you fucking your wife with the camera pointed only at you.
blueta2
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For someone with a high IQ you're not very smart
No one "forgoes" medical treatment to see me. You should educate yourself on what a Naturopath does before you assume shit.
You have no idea what I do.
Yes Vitamins and Minerals are fake shit.....fuck you really are a colossal dumb ass. Must be from fucking all those brain dead kids...like idiot by osmosis
blueta2
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Meh, don't even bother wasting your words on this nutty! He's so set in his hate and low level vibration as a human, he won't get it
blueta2
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Very true! I huge part of my practice (as you know) is mindfulness and mind/body connection. People come to me only when they've been exhausted by the medical community with no answers to why they stay ill. The medical community seems to forget we are mind and body!
blueta2
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LOL! You got that right! I would NEVER be interested in a meat head like him. No chance in hell with a me or anyone who has any sort of connection to reality
digimon7068
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digimon7068
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digimon7068
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satchboogie, indycamaro, yonkersweights, younggunz...remember any of those people?
mrplunkey
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Lol @ "practice"
digimon7068
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mrplunkey
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It's someone who signs-up for a two week Internet-based course, prints a certificate from a laser printer and then sets-up their own "practice".
LoooooooooooooLhmmmmm...well...if a sociopath is antisocial...then a naturopath must be antinature!
I'll get real here for a minute
A lot of people have misconceptions of what are Naturopaths. MY opinion is completely biased because I only met the "Professionals" in Costa Rica which were called naturopaths and/or homeopaths which were pretty much pushing fruit/veggie/herbal blends or juices, infusions, creams, pastes, pills, teas, concentrates, etc which of course didn't really do much if anything for people, others went further to offer things like iridology, crystal healing-type services and such, my dad made the mistake of going to one when he was getting hopeless with his cancer, we all supported him because we obviously wanted him to get better and the more he believed that something could help the better outlook he had, if anything the short placebo effect could give him peace, but he had no positive results which actually made him feel sad and hopeless, that in return affected his traditional medicine treatment.
Once I was involved in this different treatment world I saw people who as plunkey said forgo(their own mistake) medical treatment, they'd hang the hat and rely on alternative medicine which is very dangerous, you'd see families pretty destroyed by this because then the sick person got real bad real fast because they no longer had treatment, medications, radio/chemo, etc.
My whole experience was pretty aversive, another thing is that over there no one regulated them, I know here in US/Canada Nathuropaths have like a regulating agency but all those other jerks offering crystals and iris readings aren't regulated. I guess that's why PERSONALLY I feel that service providers in acupuncture, natural medicine, chiropractors (as opposed to a physiotherapist or an orthopedist) have been around for a while and are a great option IF traditional medicine has not worked, why do I feel this way? because there is more empirical evidence tipping the scale of effectiveness towards traditional medicine/doctors, then again maybe there just hasn't been enough research or fair enough research to fully contrast their effectiveness.
One last thing is that most people consider them mutually exclusive, when in reality taking both forms of treatment could be productive, but that's a whole other chunk of research that needs to be done as well.
P.S. Blue I didn't put Professionals in "" to offend you, I did it because I was referencing the ones in Costa Rica who are not regulated in any professional, national or any level at all really, I know here in the US it's different.
mrplunkey
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I'll get real here for a minute
A lot of people have misconceptions of what are Naturopaths. MY opinion is completely biased because I only met the "Professionals" in Costa Rica which were called naturopaths and/or homeopaths which were pretty much pushing fruit/veggie/herbal blends or juices, infusions, creams, pastes, pills, teas, concentrates, etc which of course didn't really do much if anything for people, others went further to offer things like iridology, crystal healing-type services and such, my dad made the mistake of going to one when he was getting hopeless with his cancer, we all supported him because we obviously wanted him to get better and the more he believed that something could help the better outlook he had, if anything the short placebo effect could give him peace, but he had no positive results which actually made him feel sad and hopeless, that in return affected his traditional medicine treatment.
Once I was involved in this different treatment world I saw people who as plunkey said forgo(their own mistake) medical treatment, they'd hang the hat and rely on alternative medicine which is very dangerous, you'd see families pretty destroyed by this because then the sick person got real bad real fast because they no longer had treatment, medications, radio/chemo, etc.
My whole experience was pretty aversive, another thing is that over there no one regulated them, I know here in US/Canada Nathuropaths have like a regulating agency but all those other jerks offering crystals and iris readings aren't regulated. I guess that's why PERSONALLY I feel that service providers in acupuncture, natural medicine, chiropractors (as opposed to a physiotherapist or an orthopedist) have been around for a while and are a great option IF traditional medicine has not worked, why do I feel this way? because there is more empirical evidence tipping the scale of effectiveness towards traditional medicine/doctors, then again maybe there just hasn't been enough research or fair enough research to fully contrast their effectiveness.
One last thing is that most people consider them mutually exclusive, when in reality taking both forms of treatment could be productive, but that's a whole other chunk of research that needs to be done as well.
P.S. Blue I didn't put Professionals in "" to offend you, I did it because I was referencing the ones in Costa Rica who are not regulated in any professional, national or any level at all really, I know here in the US it's different.
That's a very fair assessment.
It could conceivably work where a patient is under a real health care professional's care and then uses some other form of alternate care (healing crystals, fruit juices, aromatherapy) as an adjunct. But the key is to make sure the alternative care person isn't undermining the real health care provider's instructions.
Here's the cliff's notes version: It's fine to shake a fig branch and do native american chants over the patient all you want. But when the patient's infected appendix ruptures into their abdomen, it's time to stop chanting and start cutting.
billfred
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And the cum shots - don't forget to film the cum!!
blueta2
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Really Woody, is this day and age of Google, you can't find out what a Naturopath is?
Nan, I understand the misunderstandings of what natural healing is since there are MANY kooks out there. I don't use crystals, tarot cards or the blood of snakes like most people and idiots like Plunk think. My patients come to me already diagnosed with an illness and I work with them on their diets, increasing immunity, their emotional health, exercise programs (if they are well enough to exercise), I add vitamins/minerals and supplements in the way of herbals (I don't use homeopathy).
I've had patients with cancer (on chemo) and I work with them on ways to detox while on chemo (My own MD"s send their patients to me) and never once have I EVER suggested or told a patient to get off any pharma meds. I work around their regimes.
I don't solicit clients, they come to me. The people who come to me or any Naturopath are well educated on what Naturopathy is.
Not sure what sort of certs they need in other countries to practice, but for me, I took a 4 yr program, had to do a full 12 months as an apprentise in a registered Natural clinic with a Naturopathic Doctor (there are only 13 in all of my province (or state if you will) and I am registered as a certified Naturopathic Practitioner. Part of my cert is I need to attend so many professional conferences a year (most are with ND's and MD's) and and have continued education or else I will lose my license.
I do not know one Naturopath here who uses crystals or anything crazy.
Certainly I do understand the confusion since this is not as mainstream as allopathic medicine it's easy to misunderstand what we do.
Basically, I studied and train for a total of 5 yrs before I was allowed to be a professional and certified.
I will send you my web site and you can see more of what I do...or Plunk can give u the link since he stalks my FB and Web site daily
Nan, I understand the misunderstandings of what natural healing is since there are MANY kooks out there. I don't use crystals, tarot cards or the blood of snakes like most people and idiots like Plunk think. My patients come to me already diagnosed with an illness and I work with them on their diets, increasing immunity, their emotional health, exercise programs (if they are well enough to exercise), I add vitamins/minerals and supplements in the way of herbals (I don't use homeopathy).
I've had patients with cancer (on chemo) and I work with them on ways to detox while on chemo (My own MD"s send their patients to me) and never once have I EVER suggested or told a patient to get off any pharma meds. I work around their regimes.
I don't solicit clients, they come to me. The people who come to me or any Naturopath are well educated on what Naturopathy is.
Not sure what sort of certs they need in other countries to practice, but for me, I took a 4 yr program, had to do a full 12 months as an apprentise in a registered Natural clinic with a Naturopathic Doctor (there are only 13 in all of my province (or state if you will) and I am registered as a certified Naturopathic Practitioner. Part of my cert is I need to attend so many professional conferences a year (most are with ND's and MD's) and and have continued education or else I will lose my license.
I do not know one Naturopath here who uses crystals or anything crazy.
Certainly I do understand the confusion since this is not as mainstream as allopathic medicine it's easy to misunderstand what we do.
Basically, I studied and train for a total of 5 yrs before I was allowed to be a professional and certified.
I will send you my web site and you can see more of what I do...or Plunk can give u the link since he stalks my FB and Web site daily
The thing with lyme or chronic lyme in particular is that few traditional doctors recognize or will treat chronic lyme. What happens is that you have people that want answers, they need treatment and they can't get that from traditional doctors. They go to a naturopath and get some of their lives back.
blueta2
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That's a very fair assessment.
It could conceivably work where a patient is under a real health care professional's care and then uses some other form of alternate care (healing crystals, fruit juices, aromatherapy) as an adjunct. But the key is to make sure the alternative care person isn't undermining the real health care provider's instructions.
Here's the cliff's notes version: It's fine to shake a fig branch and do native american chants over the patient all you want. But when the patient's infected appendix ruptures into their abdomen, it's time to stop chanting and start cutting.
Jesus, just when I thought you could not get any more stupid!
Sociopath much
blueta2
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This is very true.
If/when someone is first infected with Lyme (if they see a rash which is only 30% of the time) or are tested positive for it (which the Elisa test for it has a 97% failure rate) then Antibiotics are the cure for it.
When someone does not know they've been infected, it goes into chronic and it cannot be killed with abx.
Most MD"s are not schooled on Lyme...when I was dx with it, 3 of my MD's were baffled.
My Rheum has sent me 3 of his pt's he suspected with Lyme cause he doesn't know how to treat it.
Thanks Cindy
mrplunkey
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Real talk hurts.
Just life coach yourself with a tincture of paprika and Cinnamon. You can dissolve them in those tequila shots you think so much of.
blueta2
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Plunk- Tard, You have googled me to death, go to my work FB page and yes either you or Chris posted a link to my EF threads, for all my clients to see, on my work page. The mods had to do major damage control after that and I didn't post here for months because of that you asshole
Your obsession with me and sheer hatred is some creepy shit.
My life, my education or anything else is none of your business and why it concerns you, is BAFFLING to me. You're a damaged soul and I can see why you and Chris shared so much info about me. You;re both crazy as hell
Tough guy Plunk, the potato head with an Ego the size of Texas, is going to call Blue out. You're going to show the world I took some courses on line! Wow, my entire profession and certification is invalid cause I took some courses on line.
It's 2013 you fucking reject....who doesn't take courses on line?! When I started school, I was working 46 hrs a week and worked with a private tutor and took courses on line. You googled my name so much you found where I posted a comment on one of the courses I took. You're quite the investigator.
Keep coming at me and I PROMISE you, I know your name as well and it won't be pretty
Now get some help for your mental illness.
Your obsession with me and sheer hatred is some creepy shit.
My life, my education or anything else is none of your business and why it concerns you, is BAFFLING to me. You're a damaged soul and I can see why you and Chris shared so much info about me. You;re both crazy as hell
Tough guy Plunk, the potato head with an Ego the size of Texas, is going to call Blue out. You're going to show the world I took some courses on line! Wow, my entire profession and certification is invalid cause I took some courses on line.
It's 2013 you fucking reject....who doesn't take courses on line?! When I started school, I was working 46 hrs a week and worked with a private tutor and took courses on line. You googled my name so much you found where I posted a comment on one of the courses I took. You're quite the investigator.
Keep coming at me and I PROMISE you, I know your name as well and it won't be pretty
Now get some help for your mental illness.
Wow, is this true Plunk?
northernknight
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I'll get real here for a minute
A lot of people have misconceptions of what are Naturopaths. MY opinion is completely biased because I only met the "Professionals" in Costa Rica which were called naturopaths and/or homeopaths which were pretty much pushing fruit/veggie/herbal blends or juices, infusions, creams, pastes, pills, teas, concentrates, etc which of course didn't really do much if anything for people, others went further to offer things like iridology, crystal healing-type services and such, my dad made the mistake of going to one when he was getting hopeless with his cancer, we all supported him because we obviously wanted him to get better and the more he believed that something could help the better outlook he had, if anything the short placebo effect could give him peace, but he had no positive results which actually made him feel sad and hopeless, that in return affected his traditional medicine treatment.
Once I was involved in this different treatment world I saw people who as plunkey said forgo(their own mistake) medical treatment, they'd hang the hat and rely on alternative medicine which is very dangerous, you'd see families pretty destroyed by this because then the sick person got real bad real fast because they no longer had treatment, medications, radio/chemo, etc.
My whole experience was pretty aversive, another thing is that over there no one regulated them, I know here in US/Canada Nathuropaths have like a regulating agency but all those other jerks offering crystals and iris readings aren't regulated. I guess that's why PERSONALLY I feel that service providers in acupuncture, natural medicine, chiropractors (as opposed to a physiotherapist or an orthopedist) have been around for a while and are a great option IF traditional medicine has not worked, why do I feel this way? because there is more empirical evidence tipping the scale of effectiveness towards traditional medicine/doctors, then again maybe there just hasn't been enough research or fair enough research to fully contrast their effectiveness.
One last thing is that most people consider them mutually exclusive, when in reality taking both forms of treatment could be productive, but that's a whole other chunk of research that needs to be done as well.
P.S. Blue I didn't put Professionals in "" to offend you, I did it because I was referencing the ones in Costa Rica who are not regulated in any professional, national or any level at all really, I know here in the US it's different.
Good post. I have found some alternative medicine very helpful, for example acupuncture treatment is really relaxing experience for me. I have always been very interested in Chinese/eastern medicine, and try to use herbal & natural medication as prevention, and overall health/wellbeing. I really don't want to take any more RX or other drugs then I already have to, I'm forced to support medical industry way more than I want at the moment.
Then again, if I had cancer I would never stop my chemotherapy bc of crystal healing or something similar.I just use some common sense to choose the best treatment depending on how serious case I'm dealing with, but I know that is not very common or popular habit/ideology now days...
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mrplunkey
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Nope. I don't even have her link on facebook.
Years ago when I (and others here at EF) called her out over her "practice" and her "patients", I received a flood of K-messages confirming that she did an Internet correspondence course and now widely claims to be a highly-trained health care professional.
Anytime anyone points-out that she probably shouldn't be handing out medical life-or-death advice for a living with nothing but an Internet correspondence course for knowledge, she immediately flips-out and accuses them of being obsessed with her. It's sad and creepy -- it reminds me of the Bikinmom days.
It's not exactly the kind of behavior you'd expect from a professed life coach, now is it?
stosstruppe
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Good times on EF!
Bikini mom wow nuff said.
mrplunkey
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The histrionic behaviors are breathtakingly similar.
This part weirds me out a lot! Regardless of opinions, if someone comes at your livelihood, that's really low. I come here as an escape, like a lot of us do, and many of you are on my Facebook page and I could lose pretty much everything if someone here did that to me. It scares me.
I 100% agree.
I just don't think it was Plunkey. He has considerably more to lose than most of us, and he's no idiot.
But whoever did do that is a complete creep. You don't mess with people's real lives.
mrplunkey
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Yup.
I can attest that I have made no attempt, directly or indirectly (or through others) to contact her or any of her electronic presences in any way. I have never sent her an email, text, wall post, tweet, poke, invite, like, friend request or any similar form of electronic communication to her or anyone she is associated with.
As a matter of fact, I can't recall even sending her a PM or karma message here on EF.
That's why this "obsessed" accusation is so interesting to me.
And P.S. I learned about the Internet correspondence course from a karma message from someone other than Chris. I won't disclose the person, but I invite a moderator to check my karma history and verify this claim.
blueta2
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It's funny how when a demented Narcassist gets called out, he plays the "She's crazy" card....diverts from the one who's truly crazy.
Look up what Histrionic is you slime ball. Keep trying to defend yourself....rope meet Plunk
Amy: don't give him so much credit. And we both have "considerably" more to lose?!
Yes anyone who diss'es and messed with someone's livelihood is the crazy one. It happened and I know who did it
Look up what Histrionic is you slime ball. Keep trying to defend yourself....rope meet Plunk
Amy: don't give him so much credit. And we both have "considerably" more to lose?!
Yes anyone who diss'es and messed with someone's livelihood is the crazy one. It happened and I know who did it
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Yes I do!
Yes me too!
blueta2
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Thank you
And I do think that there is a lot to herbal type remedies, do you skip surgery over them? No!
digimon7068
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for the record...my comments were only made in jest...i don't have a dog in this fight...my gp is one of the smartest people that i've ever known and even though he's a traditional physician, he's also a big proponent of eastern medicine and alternative forms of treatment and better living through figuring out how your own body works and then "feeding" it those things that it needs and avoiding those things that it reacts poorly too...and moderation with regard to those things that are universally bad if overused (e.g., sugar, wheat, alcohol, etc.)...he's 61 years old and he's a little chunky (he doesn't always practice everything he preaches hahaha) but he's still a gracie jiu jitsu practitioner (i wouldn't pick a fight with him) and a regular runner and lifter and he does a few triathlons and mud runs a year...and his ability to contiue to do these things at a competitive level is directly related to the things that he puts in his body everyday.
It seems this fight has a lot of history to it but for me, it was the links from Ef showing up on blue's work page. Serves as a bit of a reality check I suppose. We roll the dice interacting online and I guess it's part of the game but jeebus...
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