Mr Impotence

reaction to pills

admin — Wed, 16 Aug 2006 00:00:00 +0000

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::Benadryl is for allergies….could that be the reason? It could be I didn`t want to assume that being the original poster did not mention allergies. Jackie ~*~I lost something on the way to wherever I am today~*~ — The charter is available at: http://readystump.algebra.com/~asapm

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::No one knows why I am having these problems. Why are you taking benadryl? Jackie ~*~Time heals all wounds, unless you pick at them~*~ ~~ Shawn Alexander — The charter is available at: http://readystump.algebra.com/~asapm

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – x-no-archive:yes About two years ago, I had a bad experience after taking viagra. I thought I was going to die. Flush face rapid heartbeat. Face was on fire and red. After that anytime I would take a pill, even a baby asprin, my heart would start beating fast and I would not feel right. It has gootn better since then but once in awhile, it seems to come back. I have taken antibiotics usually without problem. However yesterday before a 30 minute run I took one benadyril. I ran with no problems. As soon as I got back inside, I started not feeling "quite right". Not as bad as last year but it seems my body is hyper sensitive and if I take something that causes changes, this happens. How can I combat this? The thing is, I want to try some more errectile aids but am afraid I will freak out after taking them. Actually mainly more for the treatment of PE than ED but that is another story. I would like to do this myself without the aid of a pshyciatrist as money is tight. What if I took a benedril every day for awhile? They make me extremly dizzy though. Maybe this medicine is really doing somehtign to me though. —

Hi Stryped. This is my amateur diagnosis You took the Viagra two years ago. It caused some minor and harmless changes in your body (as many meds do). For whatever reason this gave you a fright. The fright caused you to have a bad panic attack. Rapid heartbeat and flushed face are classic panic symptoms – the viagra could have made these feel a bit worse though. Now you associate pills with that fear in your mind and every time you take any pill you start to panic. You have developed a good old traditional phobia! I would recommend seeing a therapist if you can, but if you can’t then I like your idea to desensitise yourself by taking a harmless pill every day for a while. Maybe an aspirin once a day for a couple of weeks or something? Once you teach yourself that pills are not harmful again the fear will subside and the panic symptoms will stop. In the meantime, don’t forget that panic symptoms (racing heart flushes, palpitations etc) are totally safe and harmless. They are just a natural function of the body when it is afraid. They feel nasty but no one EVER died from them – not ever! — _TJ_

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Benadryl is for allergies….could that be the reason? — Ron P The trouble with sitting on the fence is getting pickets up the butt — The charter is available at: http://readystump.algebra.com/~asapm

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How I Bitchslapped U

admin — Sat, 08 Jul 2006 00:00:00 +0000

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Patience, persistence, humor and its unique capacity for honestly revealing the truth necessary to annihilate all that is inherently: False… Has prevailed, yet again!. Attention AGA *T_F_M’s* : Y’all kin regroup and grow back like weeds now! You didn’t shrink to *THIS* level of obviously ineffective impotence immediately -yet, I hereby grant you the opportunity to grow back to the way you once –thought– you were, –almost as immediately! Noblesse oblige dictates that I’ve no expectation you’ll have learned a _single_ thing from the entire experience, so I welcome what your kind might well envision to be *SMACKDOWN II*. 11/06… …worse, 11/08! If only one year ago, someone had informed you that Leaky assValve et. al. would’ve cut ‘n run, eventually leaving your type to digress; gibbering away like online monkeys with virtually nothing to proffer but 20th century U.S. and U.K. lyrics ‘n band names ad infinitum… You’d _never_ have believed it. Yet… Smacked-upside early and often by *one* *man*, that’s _precisely_ how AGA has ultimately played itself out! Long-since accustomed to (Japanese-borne) McCorporate "TEAM" think, even "fellow" non-neocons found themselves repulsed by the victorious ways of an Iconoclast-Stoic-Pantheist. Spring off monkeys, renew! on wiser! mvm www.geocities.com/mvm55555 "Travel alone,light,fast and happy".

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You are an annoying idiot, hopelessly searching for his infantile penis, while vainly attempting to flex his oversized ego by posting mindless and off-topic drivel to a newsgroup. Give it up Mulay! You’ve already lost. Game over, loser! Have a nice day, Lulu : ) Maybe you should get out of the house and try getting a real life!

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I am an annoyed idiot, hopelessly searching for my infantile penis, mainly attempting to flex my undersized id by posting mindless and off-topic drivel to a confusegroup. I Can’t Have a nice day, thanks to you Lulu Maybe I should get out of the house and try getting a real life! …wait…Have a nice day?…get a life?….oh GOD! here it comes… waaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

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lol If you’ve had enough of his nonsense and realize that after nearly 3 years of polluting this NG with his GARBAGE, that he ain’t goin’ away — then here’s what ya do (and everyone using Outlook/Outlook Express, Mozilla, Netscape – listen up): http://home.worldnet.att.net/~Lerxst.77/bellevue/byebaldy.html Amp Guru Doug Roccaforte’s post on Marc Mulay: Newsgroups: alt.guitar.amps <

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Tip Dover never advanced beyond cut and pasting the same thing over and over again, followed by: lol

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Saddam's WMDs, Discovery & Denial

admin — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 00:00:00 +0000

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Saddam’s WMD: Discovery and Denial "Now that our units in Iraq have discovered the smoking gun that the left has seemingly wanted for the past three years, they have shifted the goalposts again. And one more time, the facts of Saddam’s WMD must be presented to the American people to counter the lies of the media, and regrettably, some people in our own government agencies. The left and their allies in the press are apparently too dense to understand the significance of the Coalition previously finding biological agent seed cultures, several hundred tons of purified nuclear material, and tons of chemical weapon (CW) precursors. But this entire controversy has never been about the weapons themselves, the age of the munitions, or the media promoted fantasy of pallets of chemical rounds ready to be loaded into Iraqi artillery pieces. From the beginning it has been about the campaign of disinformation and deception of the antique media and the shadow government within our intelligence agencies to discredit the administration in a time of war. The Sec. State and Pre-war Intelligence A typical response to the NGIC report on these chemical weapons is found in a piece by Dafna Linzer in the Washington Post. After briefly covering Santorum’s and Hoekstra’s news conference, Linzer quotes the proverbial unnamed "intelligence officials" who said that these, .shells were old and were not the suspected weapons of mass destruction sought in Iraq after the 2003 invasion. This is a false statement and in fact, directly contradicts publicly divulged US and European pre-war intelligence estimates as stated by both the President in his 2003 State of the Union address, and former Secretary of State Colin Powell’s speech before the UN a little over a week later. According to the US and the UN, the age of the weapons was immaterial. The primary issue has always been one of accountability. The weapons and banned material either had to have been verified as destroyed or be made available for inspection and inventory by UN agencies. Since Saddam actively resisted the inspectors, and then later kicked them out of Iraq, Powell was obligated to present to the UN key intelligence assessments about the unknown status of Iraq’s chemical weapons: . Saddam Hussein has never accounted for vast amounts of chemical weaponry: 550 artillery shells with mustard, 30,000 empty munitions and enough precursors to increase his stockpile to as much as 500 tons of chemical agents. [Emphasis mine] . If we consider just one category of missing weaponry-6,500 bombs from the Iran-Iraq war-UNMOVIC says the amount of chemical agent in them would be in the order of 1,000 tons . We know that Iraq has embedded key portions of its illicit chemical weapons infrastructure within its legitimate civilian industry. [Emphasis mine] Illicit and legitimate production can go on simultaneously; or, on a dime, this dual-use infrastructure can turn from clandestine to commercial and then back again. Because of the NGIC report, we now know that Powell’s number of 550 unaccounted for CW rounds was amazingly accurate. Coupled with previous reporting on precursors and on accounts provided by Ken Timmerman, who could now logically contradict Powell’s pre-war intelligence on CW? Ironically, the people who most regret the information provided during the speech are Powell himself and his former military aide. Somebody had better give them a call and tell them that at least on the CW intelligence portion of his speech, Powell was right. Coalition Forces and Chemical Weapons What is surprising in the wake of the report is that the military leadership seems to have joined the "nothing to see here" crowd, even though it has been Army and Marine units in Iraq that have done the heavy lifting in uncovering Saddam’s CW. Almost from the very start of Operation Iraqi Freedom Coalition troops discovered CW precursors co-located with military ordnance yards or in ammo dumps. These finds included huge warehouses and caches of "commercial and agricultural" chemicals, including 55 gallon drums buried in bunkers six feet underground. Notably, this is another instance where the former Sec. State’s assessment has been proven true. Tests performed on these substances by chemical warfare specialists produced positive results for sarin, cyclo-sarin, and mustard agents. But later, the ISG pronounced all of the military’s tests as flawed, and the CW uncovered as inconsequential. Meanwhile, the media and the ISG focused on the technical minutiae of Powell’s data on mobile bio-war labs to divert attention from the significance of our troops’ discoveries. As the NGIC report shows, units continued to turn up large amounts of chemical munitions whose potency could last for well over 20 years. Yet, in response to the potential force protection problems should these rounds ever be used against our troops, the Coalition command in Iraq has seemingly adopted the ISG’s tactics of minimization and disinformation. Major William Willhoite, a spokesman for Multi-National Forces-Iraq (MNF-I) stated No old chemical weapons have yet been rigged to improvised explosive devices used by Iraq’s insurgents. "We have never had an IED utilizing anything but conventional munitions," The good Major is either not very well read or he has completely ignored open source civilian and military accounts of our forces’ encounters with WMD since the end of major combat operations: . In May of 2004, elements of the 1st Cavalry Division encountered a 155mm binary chemical artillery shell wired as an IED http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,120268,00.html . The round exploded before it could be rendered safe exposing two US soldiers to the deadly nerve agent, who then displayed the classic symptoms of sarin exposure: dilated pupils and nausea. Later tests confirmed that the shell contained three to four liters of sarin. . On May 2, 2004, a 155mm shell filled with mustard agent was discovered; this one also rigged as an IED. In keeping with the tradition of dismissing Coalition forces recovering WMDs, ISG testing concluded that the mustard gas was "stored improperly" and was thus "ineffective." . Later in May, the 1st Cavalry Division again discovered CW when Troop D, 9th Cavalry Regiment seized over forty 155mm artillery rounds suspected of containing a chemical warfare agent because they were leaking an unknown substance. . And finally last August, US troops raided a warehouse in Mosul and discovered a chemical weapons factory containing 1,500 gallons of 11 different chemical agent precursors. A military spokesman said that the facility was a new one that was established after the 2003 invasion of Iraq. And before all of these incidents, in January of 2004, Danish forces in Southern Iraq discovered 120mm mortar shells with a mysterious liquid inside that initially tested positive for blister agents. Further tests by the ISG were, of course, negative. In many ways, the effort to publicize declassified portions of the NGIC report is similar to the Weekly Standard’s fight with the DIA to release tens of thousands of unclassified documents seized after OIF. But as Santorum and Hoekstra point out (sign-in required), this episode of obstructing the requests of our lawmakers occurred because elements within our own intelligence community deliberately abused their classification authority to withhold open source information about discoveries of Saddam’s chemical weapons. Keep in mind that there is a lot more material left to be "declassified." http://www.americanthinker.com/articles.php?article_id=5622 I am off to Judge at a Dance Event at the fabulous Camelback Resort is Scottsdale Arizona, see you all next week!

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I am off to Judge at a Dance Event at the fabulous Camelback Resort is Scottsdale Arizona, see you all next week!

Have a good time, and thanks for the editorials, always nice to read a well-crafted opinion piece. ;^)

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Multiple posting of editoritals from obscure online sources again?

Again we find Pixie attacking the source and ignoring the facts that he is impotent to confront! Read about the writer of that piece! "Douglas Hanson was a US Army cavalry reconnaissance officer for 20 years, and is a Gulf War I combat veteran. He was an Atomic Demolitions Munitions (ADM) Security Officer, and a Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Defense Officer. As a civilian analyst, he has worked on stability and support operations in Bosnia, and was initially an operations officer in the operations/intelligence cell of the Requirements Coordination Office of the CPA in Baghdad. He was later assigned as the Chief of Staff of the Ministry of Science and Technology." I am off to Judge at a Dance Event at the fabulous Camelback Resort is Scottsdale Arizona, see you all next week!

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ignoring the facts

Why stop? Most of your posts ignore the facts.

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I am off

Thank goodness. Peace at last.

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I am off to Judge at a Dance Event at the fabulous Camelback Resort is Scottsdale Arizona, see you all next week! Have a good time, and thanks for the editorials, always nice to read a well-crafted opinion piece. ;^)

break a leg!

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did courageously avow: I am off to Judge at a Dance Event at the fabulous Camelback Resort is Scottsdale Arizona, see you all next week! Have a good time, and thanks for the editorials, always nice to read a well-crafted opinion piece. ;^) break a leg!

You’re just trying to boost my spirits aren’t you. [8-) — Ken Wilson

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courageously avow: I am off Thank goodness. Peace at last.

You are too kind. I would have responded with something more like "We knew that already." [8-) — Ken Wilson

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Blah, blah, blah. Even Sontorum & Hoekstra said this find wasn’t the smoking gun. This whole article is stupid because both the ISG & Deufler said that we would find some WMDs like we found. And there weren’t any lies by the media or the left, i.e., it was David Kay & Deufler that said that there were no WMDs. Wheaton – does this article reflect your views on this matter. If so, it confirms that you are indeed a right-wacko. Mr Soul

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PS – Wheaton forgot to mark this thread OT. Surprise, surprise. He says he wants these post to stop but yet he keeps making them himself. Mr Soul

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Get over it John. The weapons we went in for were not there. Iraq Survey Group’s (ISG) Head Charles Duelfer appeared on the June 22 broadcast of National Public Radio’s Talk of the Nation, where he stated that these munitions are not weapons of mass destruction: NEAL CONAN (host): The report says hundreds of WMDs were found in Iraq. Does this change any of the findings in your report? DUELFER: No, the report — the findings of the report were basically to describe the relationship of the regime with weapons of mass destruction generally. You know, at two different times, Saddam elected to have and then not to have weapons of mass destruction. We found, when we were investigating, some residual chemical munitions. And we said in the report that such chemical munitions would probably still be found. But the ones which have been found are left over from the Iran-Iraq War. They are all almost 20 years old, and they are in a decayed fashion. It is very interesting that there are so many that were unaccounted for, but they do not constitute a weapon of mass destruction, although they could be a local hazard. CONAN: Mm-hmm. So these — were these the weapons of mass destruction that the Bush administration said it was going into Iraq to find before the war? DUELFER: No, these do not indicate an ongoing weapons of mass destruction program as had been thought to exist before the war. These are leftover rounds, which Iraq probably did not even know that it had. Certainly, the leadership was unaware of their existence, because they made very clear that they had gotten rid of their programs as a prelude to getting out of sanctions. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5504298

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courageously avow: Blah, blah, blah. Even Sontorum & Hoekstra said this find wasn’t the smoking gun. This whole article is stupid because both the ISG & Deufler said that we would find some WMDs like we found. And there weren’t any lies by the media or the left, i.e., it was David Kay & Deufler that said that there were no WMDs. Wheaton – does this article reflect your views on this matter. If so, it confirms that you are indeed a right-wacko. Mr Soul

Hey, not fair. A right-wacko with libertarian tendencies. Or so he would have us believe. — Ken Wilson

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courageously avow: PS – Wheaton forgot to mark this thread OT. Surprise, surprise. He says he wants these post to stop but yet he keeps making them himself. Mr Soul

Probably so excited about starting his own thread he was too busy pissing himself to remember to OT it. — Ken Wilson

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courageously avow: Get over it John. The weapons we went in for were not there. Right-winger’s dreams die hard…

They only wish they could get hard, which would explain Rush’s need for Viagra. I guess the pain of not being able to actually had him using OxyContin ’til he got caught. — Ken Wilson

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Get over it John. The weapons we went in for were not there.

That’s correct. I’ve just finished reading through some of the testimony (Tuesday’s House Hearings) of Dr. David Kay. What was really found, are a bunch of old, decaying and rather dangerous chemical weapons. We knew we’d find those, *regardless* of our big time search for WMD’s. But, these were in NO WAY part of a big "find" of WMD’s. Not even close. If the Iraqis would have tried to use some of these, it likely would have killed *them*, rather than *us.* And what about that claim that they’ve used some chemical weapons as "IED’s?" The worst part of those old weapons, is that the Iraqi Army didn’t mark their chemical weapons, as such. As a result, they were mixed in with munitions, all over the country. It wasn’t *meant* to happen, but it did in the confusion of war. So…..some insurgent gets hold of an old round, assumes it will simply explode…..but…. What we’re all seeing, is the Republican spin machine in "high gear", in an attempt to save some sort of reputation in time for the coming elections. That is *all* that it is. Mike

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And what about that claim that they’ve used some chemical weapons as "IED’s?" The worst part of those old weapons, is that the Iraqi Army didn’t mark their chemical weapons, as such. As a result, they were mixed in with munitions, all over the country. It wasn’t *meant* to happen, but it did in the confusion of war.

The only Iraqi chemical shells to be clearly marked apparently were mustard gas shells (with a green band). There were also tags on shipping crates but those were easily lost or ignored by those who didn’t know what to look for. The reason for this is normally those munitions were only let out of the barn when accompanied by specially trained troops who didn’t need to be told what was inside the shells. That system broke down under coalition air attack in the first gulf war and the recent invasion, thus assorted aging chemical munitions being scattered around the country. Or at least that’s what the CIA reported. . . . So…..some insurgent gets hold of an old round, assumes it will simply explode…..but….

There have been one or two occasions when such munitions were used in IEDs, with no fatal results. What we’re all seeing, is the Republican spin machine in "high gear", in an attempt to save some sort of reputation in time for the coming elections.

There is plenty of spin from both sides, but the claim that 500 rusty old shells is sufficient proof of Saddam having WMD is an especially feeble example of trying to re-write history.

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Jan Drew Troll FAQ for newbies

admin — Thu, 02 Mar 2006 00:00:00 +0000

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Do look up the definition of a troll.

I did. It had your DMV picture in the example. — Bob Kaplow NAR # 18L To reply, there’s no internet on Mars (yet)! <<< Kaplow Klips & Baffle: http://nira-rocketry.org/Document/MayJun00.pdf www.encompasserve.org/~kaplow_r/ www.nira-rocketry.org www.nar.org S&T is becoming this decades Steve Weaver!

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Do look up the definition of a troll. I did. It had your DMV picture in the example.

Bob. Jan will now call you a liar.

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How surprising, Mark not only tells the lies, he is eager to repeat them. There were no lies. Just truths about you that you do not want to deal with.

So what? You have never proven that it is me.

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This is posted to change the visible title of the thread back to that shown above.

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How surprising, Mark not only tells the lies, he is eager to repeat them. There were no lies. Just truths about you that you do not want to deal with. So what? You have never proven that it is me.

That would be another lie. http://tinyurl.com/zzg7l http://tinyurl.com/outgd http://tinyurl.com/m9qtq http://tinyurl.com/guxbn http://tinyurl.com/jowy4 http://tinyurl.com/mb7eq Don’t you ever get tired of making a complete fool of yourself, Mark? In the Matter of Mark Probert (Admitted as Mark S. Probert), a Suspended Attorney, Respondent. Grievance Committee for the Tenth Judicial District, Petitioner. 92-02731 SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK, APPELLATE DIVISION, SECOND DEPARTMENT 183 A.D.2d 282; 590 N.Y.S.2d 747 November 9, 1992, Decided PRIOR HISTORY: [***1] Disciplinary proceedings instituted by the Grievance Committee for the Tenth Judicial District. Respondent was admitted to the Bar on February 15, 1978, at a term of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court in the Second Judicial Department, under the name Mark S. Probert. DISPOSITION: Ordered that the petitioner’s motion to impose discipline upon the respondent based upon his failure to appear or answer is granted; and it is further, HEADNOTES: Attorney and Client – Disciplinary Proceedings Respondent attorney, who is charged with 22 counts of failing to cooperate with investigations of alleged misconduct by the Grievance Committee, and who has failed to answer or appear, is disbarred. COUNSEL: Frank A. Finnerty, Jr., Westbury (Muriel L. Gennosa of counsel), for petitioner. JUDGES: Mangano, P. J., Thompson, Bracken, Sullivan and Harwood, JJ., concur. Ordered that the petitioner’s motion to impose discipline upon the respondent based upon his failure to appear or answer is granted; and it is further, Ordered that pursuant to Judiciary Law

I want to hear your Adderall stories

admin — Tue, 20 Dec 2005 00:00:00 +0000

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I would like to hear your Adderall stories. I am currently trying to evaluate its real impact on culture. Please be as articulate and to the point as possible. I would also ask that I have permission to quote you in the future if possible. Thanks, http://religiondrugspolitics.blogspot.com/

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I checked out your blog, what there is of it so far. I rather enjoyed it. Like this quote: "Should we really be so worried? I mean, what’s the risk here? Aside from having a generation of people who want to study really hard, I don’t think there is much." So here is my story about Adderal. Our younger daughter, now ten, started taking it about two and a half years ago. She went from being a kid who had constant struggles with teachers and difficulty with peers, who was in trouble and frustrated and unhappy, to a kid who is still a handful and a half, but now has friends, makes adults laugh, and can be reasoned out of her blind alleys of stubbornness. She relaxed. She smiled more. It really was a minor miracle. Thanks for helping me remember what a good thing it was. :-)

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Thanks for sharing!

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It gave me a headache. Why just Adderall? Does it have a worse rep than Ritalin? –Patti

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Well I am 42 and I was on it for about 1.5 years until about 6 months ago. In my youth I was an avergae teen/ 20 year old ( I was not diagnosed with ADHD until I was 39.5). I had experimented with some drugs including pot, cocaine, and blotter. I have never been an abusive type, meaning I always knew when to say when and when to say no thanks. I am saying this because when I first got on Adderall it felt in many ways like cocaine was for me. Let me qualify that with this. Cocaine was good for me in that I could focus and had the energy I needed to do the things I wanted, I could also fall asleep on it so it was a nice thing for me. In my first week or two on Adderall a lot of feelings came back to me that I had not had for years. I felt like a kid again, I really wanted to do the things I had been missing, excercise, riding a bike, playing my guitar for four hours at a time. There were a couple of times that I felt like partying and that was an eye opener for me. That is when I recognized the feelings I was having and I decided I needed to keep this in my strict awareness so I knew I was not going to abuse it. I never abused it while I was on it. I would still be using it if I could take Welbutrin with it. Not sure why I can’t but that is what the doctor said so… I was on Prozac with Adderall and I was having erection issues with the Prozac. While there are things like Viagra I knew my issue was the Prozac so why compound it with another? I switched to Straterra when I saw the commercials and I knew I could get on Welbutrin with that. There was about a two week point when I was not on anything so the meds could metabolize completely before starting the new meds. Straterra is nice for focusing like studying but there is no stimulant factor and you get tired easily. So I haven’t determined what to do about the energy level yet. I don’t drink coffee or take any socialization drugs. I have heard about using St John Wart or Ginko tea but I haven’t tried that yet. I hope this is good for your reports. Remember I only switched due to another indirectly related decision. Otherwise I would still be using it.

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effexor and paxil

admin — Sat, 17 Dec 2005 00:00:00 +0000

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Paxil will make your erection problem MUCH worse. In fact you wont even desire sex whatsoever. hat was my experience and my brothers and my brother in laws. andy-cd: – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi All, I Have been on effexor for about a year now (uk xl version 150ml/day dose long release) Ii have found it to really help and have only experienced 1 side effect throughout which is occasional impotence. Although i have a very understanding partner, it has been a problem , i sought help from my doc last week and she suggested changing to 20mg paxil/day after i ween off the effexor. I am a bit scared about coming off the effexor as it has really helped my bad anxiety and slight anxiety related-brought on depression. I feel as if i am stuck between a rock and a hard place now.Will the paxil provide the similar sort of help that effexor has. And will it lack the side effect of impotence that effexor has unfortunately brought me. Any help or advise for a scottish newbie to this great group would/will fall on very appreciative ears. Thankyou, Andy.

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I took effexor for some time years back and did not have a bad erection problem steve

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Paxil will make your erection problem MUCH worse. In fact you wont even desire sex whatsoever. hat was my experience and my brothers and my brother in laws. andy-cd: Hi All, I Have been on effexor for about a year now (uk xl version 150ml/day dose long release) Ii have found it to really help and have only experienced 1 side effect throughout which is occasional impotence. Although i have a very understanding partner, it has been a problem , i sought help from my doc last week and she suggested changing to 20mg paxil/day after i ween off the effexor. I am a bit scared about coming off the effexor as it has really helped my bad anxiety and slight anxiety related-brought on depression. I feel as if i am stuck between a rock and a hard place now.Will the paxil provide the similar sort of help that effexor has. And will it lack the side effect of impotence that effexor has unfortunately brought me. Any help or advise for a scottish newbie to this great group would/will fall on very appreciative ears. Thankyou, Andy.

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Sorry to just jump in the middle of a post here. I just subscribed to ASAP and my reader didn’t download the the previous messages. My reply is to Andy. Andy, Most of the SSRI’s SNRI’s will have some sexual side effects. If Effexor XR is working well for you, I would suggest you do not switch! Medications to help what we have is all trial an error (and it can be many months or years to find the right combination that works for each of us). When you find one that really works, it is like gold! I had sexual side effects from Zoloft. I just had no sex drive while I was on it and it never worked that well for me, though it did make things much better. I then went to Lexapro 1 1/2 years ago and it was what I now call my "fools gold". I was pretty much NORMAL for 1 1/2 years to only have the rug stripped out from me about 2 1/2 to 3 weeks ago. I am now is "crisis mode" with my anxiety/panic and I should be starting Effexor XR tomorrow or Thrusday and hope it helps me (it has helped my father for the last 5 years!). You could try other options for the sexual side effects. Talk to your doctor about them. They could try you on a very small amount of Viagra. That may be just what it takes to get the engine running again. You could also try more stimulating things with your parter. Maybe watch an adult video, toys, a lot of "petting", whatever. Once I do find the medication that is right from me, you won’t be able to pry it from my cold dead fingers , not even Bill Gates wealth would take it from me. I am really happy for you that Effexor XR is working so well for you. Now that you have the anxiety/panic/depression part of your life under control, take a slow and gradual approach to finding ways to make your sex life with your partner better! Hey, at least you know you will have a lot of fun testing out new things! All the best, JimD – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Paxil will make your erection problem MUCH worse. In fact you wont even desire sex whatsoever. hat was my experience and my brothers and my brother in laws. andy-cd: Hi All, I Have been on effexor for about a year now (uk xl version 150ml/day dose long release) Ii have found it to really help and have only experienced 1 side effect throughout which is occasional impotence. Although i have a very understanding partner, it has been a problem i sought help from my doc last week and she suggested changing to 20mg paxil/day after i ween off the effexor. I am a bit scared about coming off the effexor as it has really helped my bad anxiety and slight anxiety related-brought on depression. I feel as if i am stuck between a rock and a hard place now. Will the paxil provide the similar sort of help that effexor has. And will it lack the side effect of impotence that effexor has unfortunately brought me. Any help or advise for a scottish newbie to this great group would/will fall on very appreciative ears. Thankyou, Andy.

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Hi All, I Have been on effexor for about a year now (uk xl version 150ml/day dose long release) Ii have found it to really help and have only experienced 1 side effect throughout which is occasional impotence. Although i have a very understanding partner, it has been a problem , i sought help from my doc last week and she suggested changing to 20mg paxil/day after i ween off the effexor. I am a bit scared about coming off the effexor as it has really helped my bad anxiety and slight anxiety related-brought on depression. I feel as if i am stuck between a rock and a hard place now.Will the paxil provide the similar sort of help that effexor has. And will it lack the side effect of impotence that effexor has unfortunately brought me. Any help or advise for a scottish newbie to this great group would/will fall on very appreciative ears. Thankyou, Andy.

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Different meds work differently for different people. Technically paxil is fairly different from effexor, but it really depends what part of effexor is helping you. The only way to know is to try it, and go back to effexor if paxil doesnt work. Now you may want to ask your doctor about trying something other than paxil, since paxil is one of the hardest meds to withdrawl from… Other than that, unfortunatly, there are no easy answer to your question… Only other quick thing that comes to mind is that if it is available, you could use fome levitra or viagra when necessary with your effexor, and then you can leave your effexor alone… One other thing, Perhaps you could reduce your effexor by 37.5 mg, using on of the started pills with a 75mg pill if that is available as an option to you… You have several options to talk with your doc about… jamie

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi All, I Have been on effexor for about a year now (uk xl version 150ml/day dose long release) Ii have found it to really help and have only experienced 1 side effect throughout which is occasional impotence. Although i have a very understanding partner, it has been a problem , i sought help from my doc last week and she suggested changing to 20mg paxil/day after i ween off the effexor. I am a bit scared about coming off the effexor as it has really helped my bad anxiety and slight anxiety related-brought on depression. I feel as if i am stuck between a rock and a hard place now.Will the paxil provide the similar sort of help that effexor has. And will it lack the side effect of impotence that effexor has unfortunately brought me. Any help or advise for a scottish newbie to this great group would/will fall on very appreciative ears. Thankyou, Andy.

I think it’s bad advice. Of all tyhe antidepressants around Paxil has the worst reputation regarding sexual dysfunction… If Effexor works for you maybe you’d better stay on it (a med that works is a thing to cherish). There are a few other possibilities that can be discussed with your (p?)doc: – adding low dose Wellbutrin, a *stimulating* antidepressant. This may do the trick. The snag is that many anxiety sufferers don’t do well on Wellbutrin because its stimulating qualities exacerbate their anxiety (although this is not always the case). Hopefully in a combo with Effexor this will not be the case for you. One could think about throwing in a benzo for good measure but a/you van;t go on adding meds to treat side effects of others meds and b/if Scotland is anything like England you won’t be able to lay your hands on benzos anyway. – adding *Gingko Biloba*, a herb (don’t do this without consulting the doc) – adding low dose Buspar seems to help sometimes too. Buspar is next to useless as an anxiolytic but I’ve read about it sometimes hekping with SSRIO induced sexual dysfunction. – taking the occasional *drug holiday* which means: don’t take your Effexor on a certain day (consult the doc first) and then you may be very well able to have sex. This may seem unspontaneous and it is, but *if it works, it works* and it often does, as it seems. The obvious snag here is the possibility of Effexor withdrawal symptoms but it can be tried, see what it gets you – the proof is in the pudding. Philip

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Prodigious Emails

admin — Tue, 13 Dec 2005 00:00:00 +0000

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I left town for four days and came back to 205 emails! I approach with trepidation. — Biopsy 11/01/2000 G7 (3+4), T2c RRP 12/15/2000 G7 (3+4), T3cN0M0 Neg margins PSA .1 .1 .1 .27 .37 .75 PSA .34 .22 .15 .21 .32 Lupron 07/03 (1 mo) 8/03 (4 mo), 12/03, 4/04, 09/04, 01/05, 5/05, 10/05 PSA .07 .05 .06 .05 .08 Non Illegitimi Carborundum

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Steve, I have it on good knowledge that your password has been reset, your mail delivery failed, your registration has been confirmed, you have been visiting illegal sites, all your contacts have changed their e-mail addresses, and the FBI, CIA, Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie are looking for you – right? What’s the deal w/ all this crap? Bill Denton RP 2/12/02 PSA .6 Memphis

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"Bill" asked What’s the deal w/ all this crap?

For a year or two I got almost no spam. Then some major inline business sold my business-only e-mail address, and some spambot picked up my newsgroup e-mail address (from this forum, I presume, because it’s all about Viagra and related medical issues). Now its one to two dozen per day, and I’d guess my ISP is filtering thousands, as happened last time my e-mail address was compromised. I.P.

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I left town for four days and came back to 205 emails! I approach with trepidation. —

Ah now I know what all this trouble around here has been caused by. We rely on you Steve to keep the peace. — "I’m not pompous, I’m SNARKY" JK Sinrod Sinrod Stained Glass Studios http://www.sinrodstudios.com/ Coney Island Memories www.sinrodstudios.com/coneymemories/

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Steve Kramer, "I left town for four days and came back to 205 emails!" No doubt 204 of them are marked "URGENT!" Steve U

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Ha! No, Bill, I’m talking all the emails in this NG. As to my account, I bought a new computer and started using it on 11/20/05. As of today, I have 913 spam messages and 266 messages from friends and family. Thank God for spam-blocker. — Biopsy 11/01/2000 G7 (3+4), T2c RRP 12/15/2000 G7 (3+4), T3cN0M0 Neg margins PSA .1 .1 .1 .27 .37 .75 PSA .34 .22 .15 .21 .32 Lupron 07/03 (1 mo) 8/03 (4 mo), 12/03, 4/04, 09/04, 01/05, 5/05, 10/05 PSA .07 .05 .06 .05 .08 Non Illegitimi Carborundum

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Steve, I have it on good knowledge that your password has been reset, your mail delivery failed, your registration has been confirmed, you have been visiting illegal sites, all your contacts have changed their e-mail addresses, and the FBI, CIA, Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie are looking for you – right? What’s the deal w/ all this crap? Bill Denton RP 2/12/02 PSA .6 Memphis

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What's wrong with the way you look ?

admin — Sun, 11 Dec 2005 00:00:00 +0000

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My receding hair totally destroys my looks. In fact upto the age of 23, I was quite happy with the way I looked. My lack of hair makes me look 10 years older. I can pinpoint the lack of interest from women to when I started to lose my hair. (Mid 20’s). In my early 20’s I got way more interest from women but I didn’t have the confidence to do anything. Anybody else ?

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>My receding hair totally destroys my looks. In fact upto the age of 23, I

was quite happy with the way I looked. My lack of hair makes me look 10 years older. I can pinpoint the lack of interest from women to when I started to lose my hair. (Mid 20’s). In my early 20’s I got way more interest from women but I didn’t have the confidence to do anything. >Anybody else ?

My hairline started receding really bad about 3 years ago. However, I’ve noticed that some men have the kind of jock good looks that can still attract women even when they have very little hair BUT I’M NOT ONE OF THEM and maybe you aren’t either…I have very pale skin so the pasty White forehead being so prevalent isn’t helping me at all. I’m starting to really believe that women value a man having a deep tan more than ANYTHING else because I’ve seen plenty of balding tanned/athletic guys who still attract hot women….

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ThePuttK…@msn.com wrote: > My receding hair totally destroys my looks. In fact upto the > age of 23, I was quite happy with the way I looked. My lack > of hair makes me look 10 years older. I can pinpoint the lack > of interest from women to when I started to lose my hair. > (Mid 20’s). In my early 20’s I got way more interest from > women but I didn’t have the confidence to do anything.

I suppose this is at least one thing that I have going for me, although there’s no way it can make up for all those years of looking too young and immature for women my age. Actually, I still do, but at least there are now some women out of high school who don’t see me this way, even if they’re not particularly attracted to me for other appearance reasons. The dozen or fewer gray hairs that I have in this one narrow strip is still almost unnoticeable most times and hasn’t changed much since it appeared around Dec. 2003 or Jan. 2004 (google me with the phrase "gray hair" and sort by date if anyone’s interested in the progression of my hair over the past few years) and I have no trace at all that I can tell of any thinning of my hair anywhere on the top of my head, only a bit of receding that took place in the late 1980’s to early 1990’s and which seems to have stabilized since then. It’s nice to see guys around 30 who look older than I do in many respects, and guys my age who would never guess I was their age, but since no one knows how old you are when you’re out in public shopping and running errands, it’s not really been anything that makes up for all those years of being marginalized by both men and women when I was in my 20’s and 30’s and looked like I was in high school or college. Still, there are a few rare times when I feel like a little of "what goes around comes around" is looking my way. I was at a photocopy store the other day (I go about once a week for things I get from the library, since I no longer have access to a math dept. copier) and this thinning gray haired ageing hippy type guy, who’s the store manager and who’s a pretty nice guy by the way (just so no one gets the wrong impression from my physical description of him), made a comment about the Vietnam war and then said "but I guess all that was before you were born". I said not really, seeing as I was born in 1958, and he said something like "Are you shi$$ing me?! There’s no way you’re that old." I happened to have my driver’s license on me (I keep it in my car, but I had it in case I needed to show it when I paid for the copying with a bank debit card), so I got it out and showed him. He’s 52, so he’s still 5 years older than I am, but I think he thought I was only a few years out of college. [Since I'm there often, for one thing the store is only about 200 yards straight-line distance from my apartment, he was pretty familiar with me and we'd done some small talk a few times in the past. (Yes, a.s.s.'ers, I can do small talk. I'm doing it with this post right now, in fact.)] Virgo Cluster . Stupid Hypocrisy, Prejudice, and Lame Excuses (and Political .. Correctness, Too) in the U.S.A. .. .. Hypocrisy, prejudice, lame excuses, and political .. correctness are not uniquely American by an means. .. But, with typical American zest and zeal, Americans .. seem to have a special knack for doing them exceptionally .. well . . . . .. .. "It Wasn’t My Fault" .. .. Many Americans pride themselves on what used to be called .. "the gift of gab". Americans tend to be known all over the .. world for their glibness, their ability to schmooze, their .. readiness to talk. (This might explain the high pay of .. talk-show hosts and morning-news personalities. Then again, .. it might not.) .. .. This gift is particularly beneficial when used to explain .. away a problem. But as the following demonstrate, all too .. often said silver tongue lacks the correct chemical structure. .. Consider these helpful suggestions of what _not_ to say when .. caught in a sticky situation: .. .. Allegation: intent to sexually abuse a minor, having been .. discovered in a motel room with 60 bondage and sex toys, .. Viagra, and a child-porno photograph .. .. Lame Excuse: Regarding the Viagra and sex toys — they were .. just props. As for the child-porn shot — "[It] helps motivate .. me" in working to hunt down and stop adults who sexually .. abuse children. .. .. — said by professed vigilante against sexual abuse .. Gordon Neal Diem, who was convicted after he .. attempted to arrange a meeting in his hotel room .. with two teenage girls he’d met online. One of the .. "girls" was a police officer who interestingly .. didn’t believe Diem’s story. << Kathryn Petras and Ross Petras, "Unusually Stupid .. Americans: A Compendium of All-American Stupidity", .. Villard Books, 2003, pp. 89 & 94 & 95 >>

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<> The expense as always put me off in the past.

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ThePuttK…@msn.com wrote: > My receding hair totally destroys my looks. In fact upto the age of 23, > I was quite happy with the way I looked. My lack of hair makes me look > 10 years older. I can pinpoint the lack of interest from women to when > I started to lose my hair. (Mid 20’s). In my early 20’s I got way more > interest from women but I didn’t have the confidence to do anything. > Anybody else ?

Waaaaaaaay too fat. Too… I dunno… big. Too… economy-sized, industrial strength version. Men like petite, feminine women. The only thing feminine about me is my personality. (until you get to know me, of course, and discover my mind is in the gutter, I’m too blunt, too preachy, and sometimes have the potty mouth)

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ThePuttK…@msn.com wrote: > < solution. >> > The expense as always put me off in the past.

And doesn’t it seem like it would hurt like hell?

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>The expense as always put me off in the past.

It is very expensive…how bad is your hair loss? Are you at that stage where you only have a good amount of hair in the back and around the ears??? I have a bald spot already developing on the top of the head but I absolutely dread with HORROR ending up like this: http://www.imdb.com/gallery/ss/0345950/Ss/0345950/SBSP-DF-00045C.jpg?…

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On Sun, 11 Dec 2005 12:51:25 -0800, ThePuttKing wrote: > My receding hair totally destroys my looks. In fact upto the age of 23, > I was quite happy with the way I looked. My lack of hair makes me look > 10 years older. I can pinpoint the lack of interest from women to when > I started to lose my hair. (Mid 20’s). In my early 20’s I got way more > interest from women but I didn’t have the confidence to do anything. > Anybody else ?

I need to lose 30 pounds. Used to be skinny in my 20s but 30s have not been kind. Art-Mart

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<> I’m not as bad as the picture yet. But in a few years I will be. The back bit and sides are like mine apart from the grey of course.

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"Virgo Cluster" writes: > made a comment about the Vietnam war and then said "but I guess all > that was before you were born". I said not really, seeing as I was > born in 1958, and he said something like "Are you shi$$ing me?! > There’s no way you’re that old."

When you’ve talked about how young you look before, including in the first half of this post, I figured it had to be either exaggeration or exaggerated self-perception. But, damn, you must really look young.

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Real Ketchup wrote: > "Virgo Cluster" writes: >>made a comment about the Vietnam war and then said "but I guess all >>that was before you were born". I said not really, seeing as I was >>born in 1958, and he said something like "Are you shi$$ing me?! >>There’s no way you’re that old." > When you’ve talked about how young you look before, including in the > first half of this post, I figured it had to be either exaggeration or > exaggerated self-perception. But, damn, you must really look young.

He’s fit too. He runs. I’ve seen a pic of him but it wasn’t very clear because it was a side view.

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The hair isn’t everything. to be bold is just normal. I begin to loose hair and I am 28. Who cares? accept it as it comes. some bold guys are sexy , you know……..I am not gay, but they look mature and more wise.

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ThePuttK…@msn.com writes: > My receding hair totally destroys my looks. In fact upto the age of > 23, I was quite happy with the way I looked. My lack of hair makes > me look 10 years older. I can pinpoint the lack of interest from > women to when I started to lose my hair. (Mid 20’s). In my early > 20’s I got way more interest from women but I didn’t have the > confidence to do anything.

A few years ago, in a very depressed state, I wrote in a journal a list of all the things I hated about my body, separated into things I could change and things that would always be there. I didn’t have to look at myself to do it — I was already obsessed with them, and particularly the latter class. It is amazing to me that, today, I can read through that list and just think, "oh well," when a short time ago I felt completely devastated by them. I’m still not going to post them here, though.

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ThePuttK…@msn.com writes: > I’m not as bad as the picture yet. But in a few years I will be. The > back bit and sides are like mine apart from the grey of course.

What about just cutting it all off? I used to do that.

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Real Ketchup wrote: > A few years ago, in a very depressed state, I wrote in a journal a > list of all the things I hated about my body, separated into things I > could change and things that would always be there. I didn’t have to > look at myself to do it — I was already obsessed with them, and > particularly the latter class. It is amazing to me that, today, I can > read through that list and just think, "oh well," when a short time > ago I felt completely devastated by them.

This sounds like me. Altough in my case, there was one single thing I didn’t like about my looks: extreme scrawnyness. It had nothing to do with attractiveness with MOTOS: I would get approached and flirted on by girls sometimes even when I looked like a human stick but my self-esteem was so low it prevented me from taking advantage of these situations. I feel much better with my body now, going to the gym three times a week do pay off in the long run.

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"shy dolphin" wrote in news:1134402735.803880.146770@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com: > The hair isn’t everything. to be bold is just normal. I begin to loose > hair and I am 28. Who cares? accept it as it comes. some bold guys are > sexy , you know……..I am not gay, but they look mature and more wise.

I’m not gay either but some bold guys have muscular asses and nice arms too.

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<> I haven’t seen you on here for awhile !

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>I’m not gay either but some bold guys have >muscular asses and nice arms

too. Parker, you are at least Bisexual, you’ve dropped a few too many hints that you consider men sexy and I don’t think it was all joking either….

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"JimSummers" wrote in news:df082d12486e0047941caa9d26dfb83d@localhost.talkaboutsupport.com: >>I’m not gay either but some bold guys have >muscular asses and nice arms > too. > Parker, you are at least Bisexual, you’ve dropped a few too many hints > that you consider men sexy and I don’t think it was all joking either….

There’s a difference between actually being homosexual and finding men visually pleasing. And maybe I like it when Italian dudes pat me on the shoulder and stuff when they say hi. This doesn’t mean I’m in denial and want to cruise my trouser boat through the chocolate channel, ok? It’s just called being a human being. That dream where Bernd and I were cowboys was kind of fun, but the mind plays tricks and it’s all gone when you wake up, you know?

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>And maybe I like it when Italian dudes pat me on the shoulder and stuff

when they say hi. This doesn’t mean I’m in denial and want to cruise my trouser boat through the chocolate channel, ok? It’s just called being a human being. That dream where Bernd and I were cowboys was kind of fun, but the mind plays tricks and it’s all gone when >you wake up, you know? LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Beowulf Trollshammer wrote: > Real Ketchup wrote: >>A few years ago, in a very depressed state, I wrote in a journal a >>list of all the things I hated about my body, separated into things I >>could change and things that would always be there. I didn’t have to >>look at myself to do it — I was already obsessed with them, and >>particularly the latter class. It is amazing to me that, today, I can >>read through that list and just think, "oh well," when a short time >>ago I felt completely devastated by them. > This sounds like me. Altough in my case, there was one single thing I > didn’t like about my looks: extreme scrawnyness. It had nothing to do with > attractiveness with MOTOS: I would get approached and flirted on by girls > sometimes even when I looked like a human stick but my self-esteem was so > low it prevented me from taking advantage of these situations. I feel much > better with my body now, going to the gym three times a week do pay off in > the long run.

I have the same trouble. For the most part I have girls flirt with me often enough. But occasionally when the clothes come off they’ve said "I didn’t think you were that skinny". It used to bother me, now I tell them, "I am fat where it matters!" -M

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> It’s nice to see guys around 30 who look older than I do in > many respects, and guys my age who would never guess I was > their age, but since no one knows how old you are when you’re > out in public shopping and running errands, it’s not really > been anything that makes up for all those years of being > marginalized by both men and women when I was in my 20’s > and 30’s and looked like I was in high school or college.

I am 22 but look about 14/15… it’s good to know that looking younger will have some advantage in the future. I anticipate not going bald at all… seeing as I have ridiculously thick hair now and both my grandfathers have almost no hair loss.

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> Anybody else ?

My hair is nice and thick. My skin is soft. I’m tall, fit and healthy. I look younger than I am. I think what’s wrong could be that I just don’t look "masculine" enough, whatever that means exactly.

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> This sounds like me. Altough in my case, there was one single thing I > didn’t like about my looks: extreme scrawnyness. It had nothing to do with > attractiveness with MOTOS: I would get approached and flirted on by girls > sometimes even when I looked like a human stick but my self-esteem was so > low it prevented me from taking advantage of these situations.

My situation seems totally opposite. I think I’m in great shape and my self esteem feels high. But women don’t approach me or flirt with me. And they don’t seem interested when I approach them.

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> But women don’t approach me or flirt with me. And they > don’t seem interested when I approach them.

I should clarify. It’s extremely rare and their interest never lasts for long when they do show a bit.

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Thunder?

admin — Fri, 09 Dec 2005 00:00:00 +0000

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I guess popejed is coming very soon.

Now, JD, don’t try to scare us, eh? P. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text –

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I guess popejed is coming very soon.

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I guess popejed is coming very soon.

LOL! Tanya, yesterday was fun, there was nothing personal.

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I guess popejed is coming very soon. LOL! Tanya, yesterday was fun, there was nothing personal. Wouldn’t you just love to see Tanya and Jackie fighting it out over the toothless old fart Philip on the Jerry Springer show? Tanya screaming how he’s all her’s because she’s selling her ass on street corners for quarters just to keep him supplied with Benzos and Viagra. Jackie claiming he’s the real father of her children, because of all the cyber sex they had over the years. Vicki could appear as their best friend torn between douchebag #1 and douchebag #2. The audience could be completely made up of ASAPM cult members and frightened Dutch women who have been stalked by Philip. Couldn’t you just see Meryl and Elliott showing their tits for beads from Springer. This would be a ratings winner!

And I could walk though the audience shooting my load blessing them, unfortunately Chip would probably be running and tripping over everyone to get some to wash down his daily bread,

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I`m so confused! Who`s who around here? I mean, REALLY? Is there a directory of some kind I could get a copy of? Or is it maybe that time again? Anyone interested in lending a newbie a hand by offering a brief self-description? Name- (I`ll leave the rest up to y`all.) For my part, I will of-course gladly follow suit. (But I won`t be a chump by playing the role of Mr. One-and-Only.)

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who’s jackie? and why i gotta fight? (i’ll just look real cute.) Tanya screaming how he’s all her’s because she’s selling her ass on street corners

DON’T I WISH ! if i only knew then what i know now… 40 years’ah givin’ it away fer free ain’t got me … JACKKKKKKKKKKKK SQUATTTTTTTTTT ! quarters just to keep him supplied with Benzos and Viagra. Jackie claiming he’s the real father of her children, because of all the cyber sex they had over the years. Vicki could appear as their best friend torn between douchebag #1 and douchebag #2. The audience could be completely made up of ASAPM cult members and frightened Dutch women who have been stalked by Philip. Couldn’t you just see Meryl and Elliott showing their tits for beads from Springer.

and Dan revealing his cross-dressin’ fetish to his new boyfriend, (leather, of course…. don’t hold back, babycakes !) This would be a ratings winner!

i wanna play ! what criteria we ratin’ them wieners on?

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Paypal Codes

admin — Sat, 03 Dec 2005 00:00:00 +0000

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Where do I go on eBay to learn about how these codes work? I’ve searched their Help section but can’t find any information there. Thanks—- Donna

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Ty accurately observed: Bull-pucky. Dozens — hundreds — of financial institutions are the targets of phishers. Only the dim-witted and/or gullible think it means anything other than being a way for thieves to con folks out of information. I don’t know about that Ty. Remember how pickpockets totally destroyed the market for Levis.

Well, there was *that* situation, all right. — Ty Who is mostly just a slightly skewed Donna Reed Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves. ~~ William Pitt, 18 Nov 1783

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – criticism is unfounded. Bull-pucky. Dozens — hundreds — of financial institutions are the targets of phishers. Only the dim-witted and/or gullible think it means anything other than being a way for thieves to con folks out of information. Ty Who is mostly just a slightly skewed Donna Reed Ebay exists only because there are those willing to use it. It is nothing more than a provided medium. Are there any stores you do not patronize because you don’t like the neighborhood? Is it the store’s fault that the surrounding area has decayed? Some people don’t use Windows and have gone with Apple computers because of the proliferation of viruses specifically targeting the Windows platform. Those inclined to write viruses are not going to waste their "creative" energy writing viruses for such a small market as the Apple community, consequently they target Windows users. Consequently, Apple’s market share goes up based on this phenomenon alone. My guess there *are* people who shy away from eBay and PayPal because of a lack of trust in the system. This impression (however misguided and uninformed it may be) is enhanced and perpetuated by the massive proliferation of scams, perpetuated by nefarious individuals, using these two mediums as the battleground.

And my guess is that you’re wrong. — Ty Who is mostly just a slightly skewed Donna Reed Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves. ~~ William Pitt, 18 Nov 1783

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My guess there *are* people who shy away from eBay and PayPal because of a lack of trust in the system. This impression (however misguided and uninformed it may be) is enhanced and perpetuated by the massive proliferation of scams, perpetuated by nefarious individuals, using these two mediums as the battleground. And my guess is that you’re wrong. — Ty

And my guess is there’s an agenda here. Kris

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I’m just wondering how PayPal and Ebay are surviving with this relentless attack on their security. And phishing would sink them just how? It ain’t their security under attack dummy. It is yours. They ain’t robbing the bank, they are picking off the guy standing at the ATM. I am surprised they even give a shit about phishers. If it reaches epidemic proportions, it becomes completely academic as to WHOSE security is being breached -or- WHOSE fault it is. If it is all Ebay-related, it tarnishes the reputation of the company – even if the criticism is unfounded.

But it’s NOT all aimed at eBay. I get more phishers pretending to be banks (which I don’t even do business with) than I do from eBay. You’re probably only seeing the eBay/PayPal phish because you’ve consigned everything else to your junk mail folders. From another of your posts: Are there any stores you do not patronize because you don’t like the neighborhood?

Of course. Is it the store’s fault that the surrounding area has decayed?

No. They moved in *after* the area decayed. Are you trying to come up with a high school report, and testing it on us? Kris

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Are these codes still active? Just saw them listed on an Ebay auction ending in 9 days. I had thought they expired 11/30. C23-GiftGuide $15 off $100+ C22-GiftGuide $5 off $50+ C11-GIFTGUIDE 10% off

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Are these codes still active? Just saw them listed on an Ebay auction ending in 9 days. I had thought they expired 11/30. C23-GiftGuide $15 off $100+ C22-GiftGuide $5 off $50+ C11-GIFTGUIDE 10% off

Why don’t you ask the people who issued the codes?

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Are these codes still active? Just saw them listed on an Ebay auction ending in 9 days. I had thought they expired 11/30. C23-GiftGuide $15 off $100+ C22-GiftGuide $5 off $50+ C11-GIFTGUIDE 10% off

They only apply to used toilets

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Are these codes still active? Just saw them listed on an Ebay auction ending in 9 days. I had thought they expired 11/30. C23-GiftGuide $15 off $100+ C22-GiftGuide $5 off $50+ C11-GIFTGUIDE 10% off

C11-GIFTGUIDE 10% off worked for me yesterday.

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I don’t know how PayPal and Ebay are surviving with the enormous number of phishing scams going on. Certainly there have to be an incredible number of naive individuals who are not "internet worldly" enough to intelligently identify such scams and are giving away their account numbers and passwords like crazy. For instance, I got one of the better ones today. It said that I had a pending payment (from my PayPal) account for an item I purchased off Ebay. I knew that wasn’t possible. At the bottom of the email it had a link to *click* on to stop the payment if it was incorrect. Naturally I did not. I checked the item # at it was actually a valid Ebay item #! I know that it wouldn’t be that hard for it to pluck out a valid item in order to add credibility to the email, but it *does* show a higher level of sophistication and effort being made to steal people’s account numbers. I’m just wondering how PayPal and Ebay are surviving with this relentless attack on their security. David

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I know that it wouldn’t be that hard for it to pluck out a valid item in order to add credibility to the email, but it *does* show a higher level of sophistication and effort being made to steal people’s account numbers.

Lumpy’s received thousands of higher level phishes. He’s a high level phish magnet. — Tony Cooper Orlando, FL

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Lumpy’s received thousands of higher level phishes. He’s a high level phish magnet.

I wanna attract the same kind of fish that redleg attracts. Craig

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I’m just wondering how PayPal and Ebay are surviving with this relentless attack on their security. David

Because it has nothing to do with their security. Kris

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I’m just wondering how PayPal and Ebay are surviving with this relentless attack on their security.

And phishing would sink them just how? It ain’t their security under attack dummy. It is yours. They ain’t robbing the bank, they are picking off the guy standing at the ATM. I am surprised they even give a shit about phishers.

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I’m just wondering how PayPal and Ebay are surviving with this relentless attack on their security. And phishing would sink them just how? It ain’t their security under attack dummy. It is yours. They ain’t robbing the bank, they are picking off the guy standing at the ATM. I am surprised they even give a shit about phishers.

PR/education only…..so that people don’t blame eBay/PayPal for giving away all their personal information, after they did it themselves. Kris

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Lumpy’s received thousands of higher level phishes. He’s a high level phish magnet. I wanna attract the same kind of fish that redleg attracts.

I’m trying to imagine a fish in flares. — Tony Cooper Orlando, FL

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If it reaches epidemic proportions, it becomes completely academic as to WHOSE security is being breached -or- WHOSE fault it is. If it is all Ebay-related, it tarnishes the reputation of the company – even if the criticism is unfounded.

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If it is all Ebay-related, it tarnishes the reputation of the company – even if the criticism is unfounded.

Well actually, no it doesn’t.

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If it is all Ebay-related, it tarnishes the reputation of the company – even if the criticism is unfounded. Well actually, no it doesn’t.

Well actually it does. Just as you tarnish the reputation of eBay sellers. You are a joke BrotherBoob. It would be better for all eBay sellers if you quit acting like a foul mouth 13 year old and started acting like an adult. The only reason I would be interested in your eBay user I.D. is to make sure I never made the mistake of buying anything from you.

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Are these codes still active? Just saw them listed on an Ebay auction ending in 9 days. I had thought they expired 11/30. C23-GiftGuide $15 off $100+ C22-GiftGuide $5 off $50+ C11-GIFTGUIDE 10% off C11-GIFTGUIDE 10% off worked for me yesterday.

as my post said, they’re good til Dec 18. david — http://tinyurl.com/cq76v (ebay sales) http://www.cafepress.com/derbarbier http://shops.half.ebay.com/derbarbier

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What does a company surviving have to do with phishers targeting them? I see many more "Chase Bank" phishes than I see eBay phishes.

Soon, small penises will become useless due to the relentless attack by the viagra spammers. Craig

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Bull-pucky. Dozens — hundreds — of financial institutions are the targets of phishers. Only the dim-witted and/or gullible think it means anything other than being a way for thieves to con folks out of information. — Ty Who is mostly just a slightly skewed Donna Reed Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves. ~~ William Pitt, 18 Nov 1783

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I don’t know about that Ty. Remember how pickpockets totally destroyed the market for Levis.

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criticism is unfounded. Bull-pucky. Dozens — hundreds — of financial institutions are the targets of phishers. Only the dim-witted and/or gullible think it means anything other than being a way for thieves to con folks out of information. Ty Who is mostly just a slightly skewed Donna Reed

Ebay exists only because there are those willing to use it. It is nothing more than a provided medium. Are there any stores you do not patronize because you don’t like the neighborhood? Is it the store’s fault that the surrounding area has decayed? Some people don’t use Windows and have gone with Apple computers because of the proliferation of viruses specifically targeting the Windows platform. Those inclined to write viruses are not going to waste their "creative" energy writing viruses for such a small market as the Apple community, consequently they target Windows users. Consequently, Apple’s market share goes up based on this phenomenon alone. My guess there *are* people who shy away from eBay and PayPal because of a lack of trust in the system. This impression (however misguided and uninformed it may be) is enhanced and perpetuated by the massive proliferation of scams, perpetuated by nefarious individuals, using these two mediums as the battleground. David Emerling