HIV cured---no, really!!!

borg wrote:

I vividly remember my days of being cocksure, and now regret them.

Harry Backmon wrote:

I gotta say I don't want to get in the middle of this, but I love steak, sugar, beer, wine, whiskey and vodka, fishing, and inhaling...

I gotta say I don't want to get in the middle of this, but I love steak, sugar, beer, wine, whiskey and vodka, fishing, and inhaling 2-stroke smoke. I also like sleeping on my ball-cancer inducing purple mattress. I used to sleep on a bed of nails, but got heavy-metal poisoning. Oddly, I often listen to heavy-metal while reposing upon the purple mattress.

I also tend to agree with APL-BRO-ER in this particular debate. While APL-BRO-ER and I often have differing opinions, he seems like a guy that would, if shown the facts, be capable of changing or modifying his view.

Signed,

Harrison Backmon, Future Cancer Survivor, Esq.

APLMAN99 wrote:

I think that the answer is obvious...… "Fuck them, they should have known that the job could be dangerous. That's natural selection at work, weeding out...

I think that the answer is obvious...…

"Fuck them, they should have known that the job could be dangerous. That's natural selection at work, weeding out the people who are stupid enough to work trying to help people avoid their own natural selection...."

Or something really close to that, I'd guess.

APLMAN99 wrote:

I think that the answer is obvious...… "Fuck them, they should have known that the job could be dangerous. That's natural selection at work, weeding out...

I think that the answer is obvious...…

"Fuck them, they should have known that the job could be dangerous. That's natural selection at work, weeding out the people who are stupid enough to work trying to help people avoid their own natural selection...."

Or something really close to that, I'd guess.

Ghost of Jabroni wrote:

Wrong again. My answer simply is that the juice isnt worth the squeeze. I wouldn’t advocate billions in research for those sorts of rare unfortunate cases...

Wrong again.

My answer simply is that the juice isnt worth the squeeze. I wouldn’t advocate billions in research for those sorts of rare unfortunate cases. Inefficiency. Which, somehow you’ve missed, has been a backbone of my argument.

And yes, my best friend and I have talked about natural selection in regards to the death of his daughter. Part of the healing process is accepting reality. People die. We all do. Shit happens. Nature at work. It’s not right or wrong, it just is. Nothing wrong with mourning a loss but at some point if you dont want it to be debilitating you have to accept reality. Brutal event to experience? Definitely. Change the reality of the world we live in? Not at all. Once the emotions die down a person can go back to being rational. Or rather, sometimes you gotta get rational to get ahold of your emotions. Try it sometime. Drop the hardon you have for me and you wouldnt have skipped past my abundantly made point that the world is way over capacity & more people doesnt equate to a better quality of life.

Jrewing wrote:

Who invented AIDS?

IWreckALot wrote:

I think monkeys got credit for inventing aids.

Jrewing wrote:

Who invented AIDS?

IWreckALot wrote:

I think monkeys got credit for inventing aids.

FIREfish148 wrote:

Yea you saw that film in elementary too huh lol. I later heard it was like some gay dude futtbucked a monkey or something. Never found...

Yea you saw that film in elementary too huh lol. I later heard it was like some gay dude futtbucked a monkey or something. Never found out the truth though. Pretty sure in school they showed it as like a monkey scratched some dude and he got it. but the latter makes more sense. Not that futtbucking monkeys makes sense.