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The Sentient Struggle For Transformation
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Pet said:
I have no idea what Mountain Dew is... unless it's dew found on a mountain.
Nor do I Pet, nor do I. All I know is citric acid + sodium benzoate = cancer.
@WW Sooooo true! Nice one! ...both your above comment and link!Post edited by Ponygurl at 2014-02-28 21:43:52U R I E L
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Originally, 'mountain dew' was a colorful name for moonshine.If I were dead, could I do this?
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Ponygurl said:
True...it's apathy. I just want to move to Alaska with the Kilchers and grow my own food.... :P for realsies.
Is Alaska a good place to grow food? I thought it was covered with snow and ice and Sarah Palin.My website: http://petjeffery.co.uk/
See also: http://chomupress.com/our-books/jane/
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Pet said:
Is Alaska a good place to grow food? I thought it was covered with snow and ice...
She'd have to learn to make jerky to carry her through the long Winter months.
Pet said:...and Sarah Palin.
The worst shit makes the best fertilizer. Or so said my great-grandfather, Aloysius P Goodbottom.If I were dead, could I do this? -
iuventus said:Pet said:
The worst shit makes the best fertilizer. Or so said my great-grandfather, Aloysius P Goodbottom.
My dad told me that human shit makes very bad fertiliser in that ground so treated is apt to spread tetanus.My website: http://petjeffery.co.uk/
See also: http://chomupress.com/our-books/jane/
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The bacterium that causes tetanus can run rife in the non-sterilized manure of any animal. Still, I'd be more concerned with the spread of hepatitis or e-coli.
Are you suggesting that Sarah Palin is human?If I were dead, could I do this? -
Yeah, I think that Sarah Palin is human. I don't see 'human' as a compliment. Bloody humans!My website: http://petjeffery.co.uk/
See also: http://chomupress.com/our-books/jane/
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Pet said:
Yeah, I think that Sarah Palin is human.
Yes, well. You haven't had to endure her inhumanity these past several years.
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iuventus said:Pet said:
Yeah, I think that Sarah Palin is human.
Yes, well. You haven't had to endure her inhumanity these past several years.
No, we've never met.My website: http://petjeffery.co.uk/
See also: http://chomupress.com/our-books/jane/
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You are extremely intelligent. I've a feeling you understand exactly what I'm trying to say; so, I won't explain further.
Post edited by iuventus at 2014-03-03 22:36:32If I were dead, could I do this? -
Ponygurl said:
Nor do I Pet, nor do I. All I know is citric acid + sodium benzoate = cancer.
I meant to respond to this earlier, PG. It's actually vitamin C (aka ascorbic acid) that acts as a catalyst in the breakdown of sodium benzoate and the subsequent formation (or release) of benzene. The effect of citric acid on sodium benzoate is unknown. Fortunately for partakers of certain soda drinks, sodium (or disodium) EDTA somehow hinders that process. There isn't adequate evidence of benzene, itself, causing cancer in such minute amounts. However, it is a fairly powerful solvent and can dissolve the outer coatings of various parasitic entities that would otherwise remain dormant in or pass through the human system. Some believe that cancer, or at least some cancers (and other diseases, such as AIDS and Alzheimer's disorder), are ultimately caused by viruses harbored by these released parasites, by damage that viruses and parasites do to the system, by our body's responses to such damage, or by waste material excreted by viruses or parasites.Post edited by iuventus at 2014-03-03 17:45:38If I were dead, could I do this? -
I haven't been able to get into my hotmail email at all today.When I try to do so, I see this message:
Sorry, there seems to be a problem with Outlook right now
If you continue to have this problem, please report it to Microsoft.The bit about "report it to Microsoft" seems to be a nonsense. There doesn't seem to be any effective way to report it.I wonder whether anyone else is having this problem. Or is it just me?My website: http://petjeffery.co.uk/
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^ That sounds like a problem on your computer, not something others would have (unless they are similarly unlucky).
'Outlook' is your e-mail handling program. Can you re-install it? First though... try turning the computer off and on again.
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Halloween_Jack said:
First though... try turning the computer off and on again.
That's an IT pro in action, right there! :DA million fires before your harvest comes. To burn out.
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