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Off Topic / Re: School killings
« on: December 19, 2012, 01:22:10 pm »
He was never ever going to get laid...the main reason he went nuts.

Forget this video game crap. All kids play wars/fights.


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General Discussion / Re: RAW MEAT DOCUMENTARY CASTING
« on: October 17, 2012, 10:13:31 pm »
I'm so sorry for your troubles Sabertooth. :( 

It is best that the children's faces will be blurred out because that will prevent possible repercussions for them at their vulnerable ages. When they get to be the age of consent they might choose to make their own videos. :)

You are indeed now a free agent. Perhaps it is for the best. You believe so strongly in what you are doing and are a maverick desiring to change the world for the better. It's a risky business with a wife that doesn't agree or support and with children that could be harmed.

What did you work out in terms of custody of the children? You are totally right that it won't matter what they make into your footage without the children to be taken from you and with their faces blurred - except perhaps in their relationship down the road with you - but hopefully you can act along the way to nullify any harm.

The more outrageous they make it, the more exposure it will get and perhaps the more notoriety and ability for you to come forth and prove how they portrayed you incorrectly. You might choose to make your own Sabertooth youtube channel from the notoriety with GS and DaBoss's suggestions. On your own - you could possibly make just about anything they do into a positive.

You are now free to make your way, to make your dreams and goals a reality. I hope the program is your first step - no matter how it turns out.

Are you for frickin' real woman?

Paraphrase 'You have a right to do what you are doing but think it's wrong and I will passively condescend, shame and guilt trip you'



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General Discussion / Re: How to cure insomnia?
« on: October 17, 2012, 09:56:58 pm »
I read most people fall asleep withing 10 minutes. I would be less than that.

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General Discussion / Re: How to cure insomnia?
« on: October 16, 2012, 08:22:01 pm »
one word solution that works for almost everyone who tries it...cannabis. Unless your afraid of a little smoke, id rather smoke it than eat it cooked though since smoking makes me feel fine but cooked foods make me feel like crap. I wouldn't recommend the cannabis to your schizophrenic insomniac family though since cannabis can exacerbate the symptoms.

i personally dont think smoking organic pot is bad for you but im sure others will disagree. Even with tobacco, i saw on the wai website that the amount of heat generated toxins absorbed through the cigarette smoke is hundreds of times less than that absorbed by the stomach from cooked foods. The problem with smoking things is when its sprayed and mixed with chemicals not from smoking itself from my personal experience.

Or people who are easily anxious. Pot opened a pandora's box of anxiety attacks for me and changed my life forever. I don't think its worth the risk.

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General Discussion / Re: How to cure insomnia?
« on: October 16, 2012, 08:18:23 pm »
The best cure for insomnia is to reduce your hours of sleep and early wake therapy.

For example cut your hours down to 3.5 to 4 hours a night. Get up at 2am in the morning.

You will find that you will sleep solid for those 4 hours after a while.

Early wake therapy is really good for lots of things including depression and serious procrastination. Get up at 2am and start doing the dishes you will be amazed out what you can get done in those early morning hours.

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Journals / Re: Inger's healing journey
« on: October 08, 2012, 08:03:11 pm »
GS, yes. "Inger's healing journey" would be great! Is it possible? Does it sound weird..?

@ Toth, thank you  ;). Not ever will I give up the fishheads, that is for sure. Like a drug to me..lol

I was hoping for 'Inger's Bikini Journey' but hey

Anyways food looks amazing/alien

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General Discussion / Re: How to cure insomnia?
« on: September 28, 2012, 06:36:37 pm »
Cruel world.

Could find a hobby like gardening.

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Health / Re: I keep losing weight!
« on: September 03, 2012, 08:09:11 pm »
I had issues gaining weight at the start.

ps I'll grovel for a compliment must be a living death to be called hot.

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Health / Re: I keep losing weight!
« on: September 02, 2012, 08:02:56 pm »
Show me some photos and Ill be brutally honest (comes naturally)


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Health / Re: I keep losing weight!
« on: September 02, 2012, 03:06:51 pm »
Its good to be aware that feelings of being underweight may only be feelings. I was trying to be reassuring was the point I was getting at.

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Health / Re: Elevated lead
« on: September 02, 2012, 11:38:31 am »
Yep I like your last be of advice

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Health / Re: I keep losing weight!
« on: September 02, 2012, 11:36:11 am »
The picture is old
I'm not "females"
I don't obsess
What matters is how I feel about my weight


Feelings aren't reality.

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General Discussion / Re: Restricted calorie diet may not lead to longevity
« on: September 02, 2012, 11:31:54 am »
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I just did my own scientific inquiry and it said that scientists are full of shit. Perhaps you should meditate on this. I am full of great wisdom. 

Double Blind placebo controlled?

scientists have knobs on them

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Journals / Re: a strong mother...
« on: September 01, 2012, 10:07:04 pm »
yeah some meat suiren.

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Journals / Re: a strong mother...
« on: September 01, 2012, 03:29:33 pm »
the carcass is just the left over skeleton of the chicken. Not the meat.

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Journals / Re: a strong mother...
« on: August 31, 2012, 08:04:51 am »
We took her to the vet for her allergies, she is allergic to flea bites and certain bugs that can bite her in taller grass. For now she has to avoid grass, which sucks for a dog.
We have been feeding her meat scraps, which she loves, but she still gets dog food too since we cant always afford meat for her.
I hope eventually her allergies will resolve with a better diet.


We can get ground chicken carcasses where we are for $1.50 a kilo. That has to be cheaper than dog food. I can get hamburger meat for $2 a kilo.

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Journals / Re: a strong mother...
« on: August 30, 2012, 09:23:59 pm »
Hows your dog doing?

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Health / Re: I keep losing weight!
« on: August 21, 2012, 07:52:30 pm »
Hope this helps.

I had a cousin who had to wear leg straighteners because her hip and joints didn't connect? she had to wear stilts? for years but eventually grew out of the problem. My brother also  had scoliosis but when he started weightlifting seriously in his 20's he straightened out and is now taller than me. Fucker. I'm still better looking.

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Off Topic / Re: So, I just got a cat...
« on: August 20, 2012, 09:00:22 pm »
Ok sounds good.

It's good to have company.

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Journals / Re: The Wodg Journal
« on: August 20, 2012, 12:51:07 am »
My biz is going absolutely gangbusters which is good. People are already stealing our ideas but  I'll take the scraps they don't chase and still grab the big jobs. 

awesome! let us know how crossfit goes, i have always wanted to join but am always too broke, thats why i go for potato farm fit /:, but i would definitely consider joining in the winter if i end up in a town and not doing physical labor.

It's going good. Yep it's a rip off. Really expensive. The people are kind of spergy.

Potato farm fit is better

The muscley  girls there make me feel confused...

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Off Topic / Re: Women on The Pill Lose Out to Normal Women
« on: August 20, 2012, 12:38:07 am »
Now i know why women eat so much...they think they're pregnant and need to eat for two.


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Off Topic / Re: So, I just got a cat...
« on: August 20, 2012, 12:23:56 am »
7 times more likely to commit suicide?  well I have a 0% chance to commit suicide, and 0 times 7 is still 0%!   -d

As for returning the gift to the person who got it for me, that person happens to be in jail.  so I don't think giving it to them is really an option.

Anyways, I don't mind keeping the cat, I like cats, I just don't know much about them and I prefer dogs.  I just don't have a job right now so affording food might be a slight problem since my own food tends to be very expensive.  but if I can get her eating raw meat, then feeding her my leftovers wouldn't be as much of a problem.  Mice are cheap to buy, too.  And eventually I'll get a new job.


Wait until the virus takes hold and your babbling and eating flowers on the sidewalk

anyways thats a really manipulative present. I bet my life he got that cat for free.






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Off Topic / Re: So, I just got a cat...
« on: August 19, 2012, 08:53:07 pm »
or rather, I was given a cat as a birthday present.  I'm not really a cat person, I'm much more of a dog(well, canine) person, and I didn't even want a pet in the first place because it's hard enough just feeding myself...

But now I have a cat.  now I have to feed it.  but I can't make it eat commercial pet food, not when I'm here trying to eat a healthy raw carnivorous diet.  But what do I feed it?  I mean, I figure lots of meat/organs/bones from beef, chicken, and fish.. but does anyone have any suggestions for a good healthy raw cat diet?  I'm planning on eventually buying live mice from the pet store (that are normally used to feed snakes) and letting her catch and eat them, if I can get her to.  But would a diet of pure mice bought from the pet store suffice for a cat? 

She's not a kitten, but not a full grown cat, either, probably a couple months old.  She's some non-shedding breed and supposed to be an indoor cat I guess.  She just had surgery to get her spayed a few days ago, or like a week ago, at most.  She also happens to have a stuffy nose and is sneezing a lot, which I heard makes it difficult to feed them since they rely heavily on smell to eat.. and I'm pretty sure she can't smell much right now.  I've already tried feeding her some salmon, tuna, beef, and beef liver, none of which she's really eating, but she will eat the dry cat food that was given to me with her.  I'm letting her eat it for now, because she hasn't been eating much of anything since I got her a couple days ago, and I'd rather her not starve to death, but I want to switch her to eating raw meat as soon as possible.  Or at least wet canned food, since I've read they need a moisture rich diet to be healthy, and don't drink much water.  I just figure it's probably going to be really difficult right now while her nose is all stuffed up..

But any suggestions would be very welcome, thank you


Yep Don't go near the thing

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/ipad/study-draws-link-between-common-parasite-in-cats-to-suicide/story-fnbzs1v0-1226453086943

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Journals / Re: Inger's healing journey
« on: August 19, 2012, 07:05:02 pm »
I think your photos show that diet it 90% of the puzzle.

Theres plenty of manly men around and beautiful women but most are hidden because of crap food, medication, over work, not enough sun, lies and feminism, not lifting heavy weights, mortgages, shaving, Iphones, horrible chlorine water, TV.


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The article says she would be considered plus sized by todays standards but she was actually tiny (22 inch waist as someone mentions in the comments)  Another myth repeated until people believed it.

"    Breakfast: She would warm a cup of milk on the hot plate in her room, then crack two raw eggs into it and whip the whole thing up with a fork.

    Lunch: None.

    Dinner: Marilyn would stop at the market near her hotel on the way home to pick up steak, lamb or liver, which she would broil and eat with 4 or 5 raw carrots.

    Evening snack: She would stop at a local ice cream parlor for a hot fudge sundae, saying, “I’m sure that I couldn’t allow myself this indulgence were it not that my normal diet is composed almost totally of protein foods.”




http://blisstree.com/eat/marilyn-monroe-diet-exercise-819/#ixzz23tNecA3F

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