Haha! Typing at the same time!
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
Show posts MenuQuote from: VtaGeezer on October 14, 2014, 11:30:31 PMFabrication. The only infectious airborne content there is from Breitbart. That's the kind of fear-inducing crap that dim bulbs like Noory relish repeating. It ought to be a felony to publicize bullshit like that during a time when a public panic could result.
Quote from: eddie dean on October 14, 2014, 11:48:55 PMThere isn't any medical evidence, that I've seen anyway, that suggests this outbreak is airborne. I hope it never is airborne because that is when people will completely flip out. the majority of people who only read the headline, or scim over all the "possibles" and " has the potential to, be airborne" in the article, now think Ebola can be transmitted through the air like the flu.
The people treating the patients should have bio suits and the proper gear to protect themselves, which is why they are advising caution in regards to the type of protective gear they wear.
This headline is just inaccurate and perpetuates fear in an already fearfull atmosphere.
Quote from: wotr1 on September 29, 2014, 01:02:26 AMDO NOTCLICK THE LINK
The burningplatform has never had malware for me (and did not have it when I posted the link) but Avast now detects malware on that page. I would like to edit the post, but cannot...
Quote from: Yorkshire pud on August 28, 2014, 05:48:10 AMThere is a sizable Jewish population in Manchester, I suppose that's what you're referring to.
Quote from: 11angeleyes11 on August 23, 2014, 08:49:43 PMMy new psychic dream was that I was interviewed by Matt Lauer on the Today show, and I was granted tickets to the Cayman Islands. That happened this week. I will keep everyone updated on this thread.
Quote from: 11angeleyes11 on August 23, 2014, 07:51:17 PMNow Mexico has a earthy mystery of its own. A massive, unexplained crack in the earth that spans several acres. The crack appeared relatively quickly, spawning a whole host of theories.
Quote from: b_dubb on August 10, 2014, 09:05:47 PM"Copper" a series about Irish cops in the Five Points area of NYC during the Civil War. Think Gangs of New York meets Deadwood
Quote from: yumyumtree on August 15, 2014, 11:29:45 PMMark Levin spent a big part of his show in this today. Texas governor Rick Perry( who may also run for pres. again in 2016) is now in trouble. As Levin tells it, he refused to fund something that Travis Co. Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg was in charge of unless she resigned. It seems that she behaved badly when stopped for DUI. I looked up a YouTube video of this and it's pretty disgraceful. I don't blame Perry for wanting her to resign. If she had any character, it seems she would have resigned voluntarily by now. Only in the crazy world of Texas politics could this turn into a thing.
Quote from: WildCard on August 14, 2014, 11:25:32 AMI knew who the Yazidis were, or thought I knew, when I was in my teens.
I didn't know that all, most or some Yazidis are Kurd's until a few years ago.
I know - lack of research. :
Quote from: gnooryblows on August 14, 2014, 09:55:42 PMthis shit is not rocket science motherfuckers, humans need clean air and food to survive. they do not need motherfuckin ipads.
Quote from: Khameleon808 on August 14, 2014, 06:24:03 AMNah, I won't argue with the fact that I shouldn't have argued with him in the first place. Your points are valid but filled with incorrect information. The mention of "not knowing the rules" was answering their question why I was banned the first time. I was arguing with a completely different person then. And yes I do overmention my videos. Something I will clearly not do as much now that it's been brought to my attention. So thank you for that. Believe it or not, there are large gaps of time where I dont even mention them, so when I do have it brought up, I say something. <the rest snipped for brevity>
Quote from: Khameleon808 on August 13, 2014, 02:22:35 PM...So I dug up ALL of his personal info in a matter of an hour. (in the event admins would need it) All his court case records (related and unrelated to his story), photos, social media sites, family info, you name it. Then after I called him out on his "threat" and made it apparent in the post that I had his info, didn't see him around for a couple days. I know he's not banned but hopefully he has some shit in perspective now about how things works.
Quote from: Khameleon808 on July 29, 2014, 02:28:55 AMIf so Mr. Midget, I am not worried about a guy who brags and posts videos of himself riding a bike in circles with coffee on his head. You are hotdog water. And so are your repetitive empty promises of "ignoring" someone or "leaving to pursue life enriching endeavors" only to come back like 20 min later to get the "last word" that you so genuinely wish you could cherish on here. I already have great things going now for me. Why dont you take those 'good thing in store' out of storage and use them on yourself to enrich the life that you have squandered. What did you do with everyone's money anyway? Just answer that and I will stop teasing you.
Once I heard on the gabcast how important "having the last word" on your thread was to you, its brought me much entertainment watching you get your panties twisted when its robbed from you like every 20 min by someone.
Quote from: WildCard on August 13, 2014, 06:11:59 PMThey've only been calling them the "Yazidis" for about a week. It used to be the "Kurds". (sic) Whoever writes the news is trying to spin the narrative.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yazidism
Quote from: Paper*Boy on August 11, 2014, 11:53:05 PMWhen the Clintons donated their used underwear - and itemized it as a deduction on their tax returrn, I wonder how much Goodwill sold it forI had a hard time believing this, so I researched and verified per an archived New York Times article: they took a $2 charitable deduction for donated underwear when, "Mr. Clinton was the Governor of Arkansas and his wife was a partner in a Little Rock law firm."
Quote from: Paper*Boy on August 11, 2014, 11:58:21 PMSpeaking of the Clintons, the Mrs has been out the past few days trying to distance herself from her and Obama's horrific foreign policy results in the Middle East while she was Secretary of State. Today B0 said her claims are 'horse shit'. Two world class liars. Who to believe?
Quote from: NowhereInTime on August 11, 2014, 01:44:41 PMI myself give over $500 a year to the Church's Office of Radio and Television, so there can be outreach to housebound seniors, disabled, and people without transportation to feel the comfort and community of the Daily Mass. Last year I gave over $300 to Water.org, donated over 250 hours to Literacy Volunteers teaching the very people you despise how to read your unwelcoming hatred, donated several books, games, and toys to Waterbury Boys & Girls Club, rounded up toys here at the store for Marine Corps' Toys for Tots, participated in canned food drives sponsored by local radio and tv stations, and campaigned for a mayor who negotiated a discount drug card with Waterbury pharmacists. Oh, and I helped in the Fulton Park clean up three months back.
Quote from: yumyumtree on August 03, 2014, 11:32:31 PMThere's been a lot of discussion of this on Free Republic and I'm sure that some of of the posters are laboring under misapprehensions, but someone there said that it's mutated to become airborne. If this is true or even possible, it's a game-changer.
Quote from: albrecht on August 03, 2014, 03:57:57 PMA Gatwick airport spokeswoman added: “A passenger collapsed after disembarking a flight from the Gambia. She was treated by airport medical staff at the scene but died later in hospital. The cause of death is yet to be confirmed.â€
But papers are hyping it up. I hope it wasn't ebola but something else.
QuoteSpeaking of the horrific moment the passenger collapsed, the shocked staff member added: “The woman was sweating buckets and vomiting. Paramedics arrived to try and help her. The next thing everybody was there… emergency crews, airfield operations, even immigration."
Quote from: Khameleon808 on July 26, 2014, 07:08:58 PMWho cares anymore? The deed is done. Id rather talk about the actual gabcast than this ass clown any further.
Quote from: Khameleon808 on July 26, 2014, 07:48:35 PM...Or beat the deadhorse here. Either way I am done. Seeya
QuoteQuote from: Mr. Fidget on July 26, 2014, 07:44:02 PM...And in the spirit of walking the walk, you'll certainly be seeing less of me more often, rejoice amongst your potty mouth selves.Quote from: Khameleon808 on July 27, 2014, 01:22:13 AM...that didn't hold up.
Quote from: West of the Rockies on July 23, 2014, 10:40:34 PMI STILL think too much TV is bad though.
Quote from: onan on July 23, 2014, 10:05:40 PMFrom the little I have read recently, lethal injections are botched due to not using nurses or doctors to properly insert the needle. I read that in one case the needle was put in against the venous flow which helped cause an infiltration; thereby pooling the lethal concoction into muscle tissue.
Quote from: onan on July 23, 2014, 10:05:40 PM
The American Nursing Association has this to say:QuoteThe ANA is opposed to all forms of participation by nurses in capital punishment, by whatever means, whether under civil or military legal authority. Participation in capital punishment is inconsistent with the ethical precepts of justice, nonmaleficence, and beneficence, and the values and goals of the nursing profession.
The AMA has this to say:QuoteThe American Medical Association is troubled by continuous refusal of many state courts and legislatures to acknowledge the ethical obligations of physicians, which strictly prohibit physician involvement in a legally authorized execution. The AMA's policy is clear and unambiguous â€" requiring physicians to participate in executions violates their oath to protect lives and erodes public confidence in the medical profession.
QuoteEven the once-revered American Medical Association (AMA), often associated by the general public (erroneously) as something special that doctors were members of, has somewhat startling and somber news: after subtracting medical students and residents (doctors in training), membership by practicing physicians is around 15%. WTF? Yes, ~15%.
Quote from: Kelt on July 23, 2014, 06:25:34 PMState sponsored murder shouldn't be part of civilised society.
To be fair, it generally isn't part of civilised society.
Quote from: Rudolf Zlabinger on July 21, 2014, 05:47:58 AMDear Onan,
Your response sounds a little bit threatening or in a better understanding as a warning. Please clarify for me, what special meaning (s) of welcome you had in mind and the fun I should have here could be in the worst case in your opinion. And please, avoid a response like: you will see yourself, as this would not be helpful. Or otherwise, why you obviously intended to let me in uncertainty about.
Quote from: West of the Rockies on July 23, 2014, 01:31:52 PMI heard once on NPR...Mistake #1
Quote from: West of the Rockies on July 23, 2014, 01:31:52 PM...that in 1950 the average American college student had a vocabulary of 150,000 words. The same study was run in 2005, and the average vocabulary was 75,000 words--exactly half of what it had been only a few generations previously. No explanation was provided, but 1950 marks the first year that the average American home had a television set. Could 55 years of TV be the cause of so precipitous a drop?
Quote from: Sardondi on September 25, 2012, 02:40:53 PMHilary had a nasty attitude in general, and would even break vases and the like when she got into a screaming fight with the President over his, uh, "friends". There was a very short honeymoon in that administration, before Hilary and the Secret Service got down to the business of not being able to stand each other.
Quote from: onan on July 16, 2014, 11:57:17 PM
I have kind of left Stellar and mental illness alone, since he reported taking several antipsychotics and mood stabilizers.
The docs I work with would be careful to prescribe so many.
At first I thought he was just baiting with his drug regimen.
It may explain a lot or nothing at all.
Quote from: Stellar on April 27, 2014, 06:51:50 PMI can only say I'm not competing for an intellectual prize...Truer words have never been spoken.
QuoteBy Laddie Chapman (Sturgeon Bay, WI USA)
This review is from: Voynich Manuscript: The Code Unchopped: Read what no one else has Read
It's impossible to make any sense out of this rant and gibberish. If there is any scholarship here, which I doubt, it is heavily disguised by the schizophrenic text from the author. If the Voynich manuscript has any value, it isn't here.
===============================================================
if this guy has figured out the VMS, I'm Santa Claus!, July 9, 2013
By S.W. (Hickory, NC)
In no way do I find it believable that this guy has "solved" the mystery of the Voynich Manuscript. Just from the first sight I got of the book's title, I admittedly did get curious, but I also got a VERY strong feeling that it was the work of a Hack with a capital H, and that it shouldn't be taken seriously... If O'Neil had written in better English, I could at least have given him credit for his good English. Sadly, I can't even give him credit for that.
Quote from: BattyBrooke on July 16, 2014, 01:40:01 PM...so I've been on here more often than usual and in reading various posts I've found words and phrases one doesn't hear enough. Being a lover of words, I'm now compiling a short list and will be using them often. Today's found phrase was "crop dusting", and today's found word was " obsequious ".