I totally agree. Every now and then ramen sounds good. I haven't eaten mac and cheese in 20 years and I don't think I'll ever eat it again.
They don't have ramen (or "noodles" as they are called) on this list? I would think ramen would be the top of the list.
Incredible. Just when I think I have a pretty good idea of what's going on I read something like this that shows me the whole thing is way bigger than most human minds can imagine.
Interesting. I have not heard that but I'll definitely be looking into it.
I would say your body is cleaner internally than most peoples. Good gut bacteria.
We all have parasites in our bodies so when you take an anti parasitic it kills so many bacteria so fast the body can't eliminate the toxins that they release fast enough so there is an adverse response to toxins released by bacteria killed by antibiotics. The activated charcoal eliminates a lot of these bacteria from the gut so it lessens the effect.
Here's a good write up about it.
I don't think the light sensitivity is part of the Herx reaction. I know it well but it only happens that first day (for me anyway).
Just a reminder that when somebody starts with Ivermectin or Fenbendazole they could have a Herx reaction.
Before you begin it's advisable to take activated charcoal a day or two before to diminish or altogether prevent the Herxheimer reaction.
If chemotherapy had already been given then you don't need to worry about it because they would have already had the reaction.
The Epstein black book is freely available and it has been for several years.
I love The Adventures of Ford Fairlane. I really like the diceman from this era. Saw him live once and it was very funny. I tried repeating his jokes to other people and it just wasn't funny. It's not what he says, it's who he is and how he said it.
I understand that if we know their name now then they must have done something to get their fame. I get it. But, damnit, we're allowed some enjoyment from the memories we have from when we were younger and we didn't know any of this stuff.
The ark of the covenant was made from pagan gold.
You didn't really think they'd kill the fluckin' koala bear, now did ya?
Who's a Nazi? I'm not a German national socialist from the 1930s. I can guarantee that.
Interesting. I know there are different ways of playing it.
Here's how we play it:
On Halloween or "Dia de los Muertos" we start compiling a list of 100 notable people (100 people - it's harder than you think). We submit our personal lists just before New Years (why is "New Years" capitialized?) and each player pays $20. Then, throughout the year, when somebody on our list kicks the bucket we deduct their age from100 and that's the number of points awarded. The person at the end of the year with the most points wins however much money there is from everybody paying $20 to play. It's never a lot of money. A few hundred. But it's fun throughout the year.
They are self-censoring "We are proud - we are loud - but nowhere near as loud as we used to be! We made this decision ourselves. It has nothing whatsoever to do with Bud Light and Target!"
I hear the creaking sound of a closet door closing.
Maybe you play Dead Pool differently than we do but, traditionally, the point system is based on subtracting the persons age from 100. If and when he dies (if it hasn't really happened already) he would be worth 1 point.
Lindsay Lohan on the other hand (the Dead Pool favorite) would be worth 63 points.
Yep.
You gotta love this shit right here.
There was one. Out of 99 products there was one rainbow.
Did you notice the plain white T-shirts on the last page?
Pride month. White.
Hmm. Adidas is a German company. Something to think about with the sudden popularity of "Ausländer Raus".
I know a Norinco CQ is the Chinese version of the M16 rifle.
I don't know what that would mean in this context unless China was providing faulty firearms for the US to use in the same way our military was using inferior Chinese steel for armor. My guess would be that Q was alluding to the order being cancelled.
"...failure doesn't stop us..."
So he's admitting their plan failed? That's good to hear.
I like how everybody - including the people defending him - keep calling him "him" instead of "her". They forgot how to play their own game.
They don't care about us at all. Our opinions mean nothing to them. But they do care about their investors. Not individually, of course, but en masse. And their investors care about the bottom line. When enough investors get pissed of because they take a financial hit then they can sway the board. At some point the board has to go in one direction or another.
We the people en masse can have an impact on the bottom line thus upsetting the investors thus upsetting the higher ups.
Trickle down economics is real. Trickle up economics is also real.
The things the guy says in the video are not wrong but I'm sick of seeing the sentiment that "It's bigger than all of us and maybe we should just give up".
Bud Light has never been canceled. They are still in business. Target was never canceled. They are still in business.
We aren't canceling anything. To cancel means to destroy it. We are leaving them to be supported by the consumers they are targeting. They told us to go away and they aim to serve small groups with select interests. Let them cater to them and only them. Let them be supported by them and only them.
I would like to get a list going and let the companies know that we are boycotting. If it's somewhere that I do go or a product that I do buy I will boycott them for the month of June but go back after because I think that shows that it is in fact because of their participation in celebrating degeneracy. If it becomes a long term boycott they can say it's the economy.
If we keep it only June then next year they have to decide if they want to intentionally plan on losing profits for a month or if they want to avoid it altogether.
If they involve kids then it's a permanent boycott.
It's well known that WalMart has decided they don't want our business but Levi's has decided the same thing.
What other companies haven't learned their lesson?
It went from 12 reported outages in a 24 hour period to 41,000 in the last hour. You were in with the in crowd. Or, the Out Crowd.