Baloney or Miracle worker?

On a serious note,

I have some radioactive marbles from Saturn. Keep em in your pocket and feel the heat!!! Contact me directory for price and shipping instructions. :)
 
copper and other home remedies

i have worn some sort of copper bracelet for years to help with arthiritic hands and fingers from too many years in construction. i will say that they have helped along with regular use of glucosamine chondroitin, so i would be open to trying these products, cant hurt and can show support for your favorite team in many instances. anything that will help with quality of life.

Mike
 
mm4pool...While some people may be helped, new studies prove that glucosamine chondroitin does not live up to the claims of the manufacturer, much the same as ginko biloba.

Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com

mm4pool said:
i will say that they have helped along with regular use of glucosamine chondroitin, so i would be open to trying these products, cant hurt and can show support for your favorite team in many instances. anything that will help with quality of life.

Mike
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ShootingArts said:
First Snipe. There are Snipe, also called Woodcock. A very explosive bird when it flushes and it will take off in anything but a straight line. A hell of a test of wingshooting ability. Then there is the legendary snipe. This is a very tasty flightless nocturnal bird. They stick to low ground and will run in the bottoms of ditches when spooked. Usually five or more locals serve as beaters and the visitor gets the honor of standing in the bottom of the ditch holding a burlap sack between their legs to catch dozens, sometimes hundreds, of these tasty birds. My brother's place is overran with them right now and I'm offering guided hunts starting at $250 a night, guaranteed successful!

DMSO. An industrial solvent derived from a pine tree. Touch your skin with it and you can taste it in your mouth in a second or two. It is an absolutely fantastic carrier too. The dye or bleach in whatever you apply it with, the dye in your clothes, any soap residue, dirt or contaminants on your skin or anything that gets against it while the DMSO is there, you had just as soon load up a syringe and shoot a dose of everything that contacts you and the DMSO in your veins.

I had solvent grade and medical grade DMSO around for years. I quickly learned of the dangers and after the first few weeks never used it again. I mistrust the common solvent and lubricant WD-40 almost as much. WD-40 applied to popping knees will make them quit popping, horses or humans! Too much penetration for me.

Hu
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Here's a few more uses of WD-40:
Use to loosen rusty nuts and screws, clean garden tools
• Cleans piano keys
• Keeps wicker chairs from squeaking
• Lubricates small rolling toys
• Keeps garden tools rust-free
• Cleans patio door glide strip
• Removes crayon from clothes dryer (make sure to unplug dryer first)
• Removes scuff marks from ceramic tile floor
• Keeps metal wind chimes rust-free
• Removes crayon from walls
• Helps join plastic shelving to make disassembly easier
• Removes water spots from mirrors
• Lubricates hinge on pruning shears
• Lubricates screws on lawn furniture
• Lubricates hydraulic rams on slideout of 5th wheel
• Cleans fiberglass bathtubs
• Cleans and prevents rust on oil tank exterior
• Cleans and protects bed of wheelbarrows
• Prevents rust on swamp cooler nuts
• Removes tea stains from countertops
• Removes crayon from wallpaper
• Lubricates gate locks
• Removes crayon from carpet
• Removes crayon from compressed wood furniture
• Loosens rusty parts on lawnmower
• Lubricates sticky drawers
• Removes tape marks from the wall where posters hung
• Shines leaves of artificial houseplants
• Keeps snow from sticking to shovel
• Removes coffee stains on floor tiles
• Keeps hose ends from corroding
• Lubricates moving parts on playground equipment
• Removes crayon from plastic
• Removes decals from bathtubs
• Removes old cellophane tape
• Removes crayon from shoes
• Cleans ashtrays
• Removes crayon from toys
• Cleans and protects underside of cast iron skillets
• Removes ink from carpet
• Keeps garden plant cages bright and rust free
• Cleans lawnmower blades
• Cleans and protects antique kitchen tools
• Prevents mildew growth on fountain
• Removes marks from floors left by chair feet
• Removes crayon from chalk boards
• Eliminates static on volume and tuning control knobs
• Cleans candle soot
• Removes ink from blue jeans
• Cleans residue on luggage handles
• Cleans old muffin tins
• Cleans and protects pruning shears
• Cleans gold-plated faucets
• Removes petroleum stains from clothing
• Keeps sewing needles from rusting
• Removes kool-aid stains from carpet and fabric
• Removes gunk from plastic dish-drainer
• Lubricates kitchen sink handheld spray nozzle
• Removes rust from curtain rods
• Removes adhesive from precious china
• Cleans bottoms of pots and pans
• Helps prevent rust on hide-a-key containers
• Cleans vinyl garage doors
• Cleans doggie doo from tennis shoes
• Removes gunk when replacing old faucets
• Cleans and protects medicine door latches
• Protects wrought iron from rust
• Removes tomato stains from clothes
• Prevents rust from forming on washing machines
• Keeps metal wire screens rust free
• Removes blue baked-on acrylic cover shields from acrylic windows
• Preventative maintenance on cooking burner
• Removes coffee stains from leather
• Protects electric pump on furnace
• Removes ink stains from leather
• Prevents corrosion on copper parts of fountain
• Lubricates folding parts of ironing board
• Removes rust from chair feet
• Cleans and polishes gold and brass lamps
• Removes adhesive price tag from shoe bottoms
• Keeps trigger on glue gun from sticking
• Cleans bed frame
• Protects shower heads from rust
• Protects silver from blackening
• Lubricates external pivots on lawnmowers
• Keeps blades from rusting on garden plow
• Cleans black streaks from hardwood floors
• Protects inner machinery in toilet against corrosion
• Removes paint from tile flooring
• Protects hand trowels from corrosion
• Cleans and protects pitchforks
• Lubricates screen channels upon installation of rubber bead
• Removes rust stains from bathroom tubs
• Cleans metal figurines
• Shines shower doors
• Protects patio door from sun damage
• Cleans mildew from refrigerator gasket
• Helps clean rust from wire shelves
• Cleans newspaper ink from tables
• Removes rust stains from floor after mopping
• Cleans and protects tv antenna
• Removes gum from wallpaper
• Penetrates and frees stuck toilet shutoff valve
• Spray on rototiller blades to prevent rust during off-season
• Cleans melted vacuum belt from carpeting
• Removes crayon from television screen
• Lubricates zippers on lawn mower grass catcher bags
• Cleans gunk from chain saws
• Prevents rust on metal patio chairs
• Removes crayon marks from glass
• Camouflages scratches in cultured marble
• Removes berry stains from patio furniture
• Removes gum stuck to concrete
• Cleans heavy dirt from shovels
• Cleans rust from metal exterior of speakers
• Coat outside pipes during winter to help prevent freezing damage or
pipe bursts
• Removes glue deposits from linoleum
• Lubricates hinges on antique smoking stand
• Removes masking tape residue from linoleum
• Cleans gunk built up on doorknobs
• Removes stickers from credit cards
• Cleans smoke stains
• Removes lipstick from carpet
• Lubricates metal latches on chain link fences
• Removes melted scotch tape from dining room table
• Removes stains from coffee cups
• Removes crayon from screen doors
• Removes crayon from plastic tables
• Removes oil stains from nylon
• Spray on hula hoe swivels to clean & prevent corrosion
• Lubricates air holes before inserting hand air pump nozzle onto tires
• Keeps lawnmower wheels turning smoothly
• Keeps plant supports from rusting
• Removes gum from linoleum floor
• Removes strawberry stains from countertops
• Removes tar from shovels
• Keeps plant hangers from rusting
• Removes mascara from tile floors
• Erases marks caused by chair backs on running boards of wall
• Spray on silverware during unused periods to prevent tarnishing
• Clean black marks from shoes off the floor
• Removes labels from medicine bottles
• Removes wax from shoes
• Cleans chair wheels
• Cleans window sills
• Protects snow shovels from the effects of salt
• Cleans and protects washer lid
• Prevents corrosion on outdoor light fixtures
• Removes felt pen marks from floor
• Loosens valve stems on lawnmower tires
• Removes gum from aluminum siding
• Removes wax from vinyl surfaces
• Lubricates mixer gears
• Removes rollerblade marks from kitchen floor
• Adds moisture to and preserves ivory and bone items
• Keeps lawn mower carburetors free of gunk
• Removes velcro stickers
• Polishes away scratches on countertops
• Lubricates vacuum cleaner roller brush
• Cleans gunk from base of toilet bowl
• Lubricates runners on porch glider
• Cleans roofing tar off circular saw blades
• Protects exposed metal parts on snow blowers
• Removes sticker residue from clothes
• Removes gum from flagpoles
• Keeps clay from sticking to shovels
• Prevents rake from rusting
• Removes laundry detergent stain from washer
• Polishes splash guards
• Cleans crayon off of rock walls
• Lubricates ball valve handle on sprinkler system
• Lubricates return springs on riding lawnmowers
• Keeps kitty-doo from sticking to electric cat-box rakes
• Removes dried toothpaste stains
• Removes silly putty from furniture
• Cleans lime stains from toilet bowls
• Spray on bottom 6 inches of wooden patio table to prevent mildew
build up
• Removes glue from refrigerator
• Helps clean showers
• Cleans build up on hedge trimmers
• Lubricates gardening shears
• Cleans dog hair from sliding door rollers
• Removes marks-a-lot ink from most items
• Removes rust from cookie tins
• Keeps flower pots from sticking together when stacked in storage
• Removes gum from dryer lint screen
• Cleans tar from rubber water hoses
• Removes scuff marks from lawn furniture
• Removes rust stains from tile floors
• Lubricates lever on razor scraper
• Removes lipstick from fabric
• Cleans and lubricates the rubber surrounds on stereo sub woofers
• Spray down drain throat to remove scum
• Removes crayon from place mats
• Removes stubborn body oils and shampoo residue from bath mats
• Spray around bottom of garbage cans to prevent animals from
getting in
• Removes oxidation from aluminum window frames
• Polishes and protects brass candlesticks
• Cleans music racks
• Cleans peanut butter from shoestrings
• Cleans and protects blades of pruning shears
• Cleans wood planter bed
• Cleans scum from rubber gloves
• Polishes silver jewelry
• Lubricates freezer doors
• Removes grape juice stains
• Cleans marks on shelves made by coat hangers
• Shines aluminum sinks
• Shines wheelbarrow tires
• Cleans lock nuts around gate latches
• Camouflages scratches in linoleum
• Camouflages scratches in ceramic tile
• Keeps clay from sticking to hoes
• Keeps clay from sticking to rakes
• Prevents rust form forming on blender blades during storage
• Spray on trash can lids to keep messes from sticking
• Protects outside of cast iron brake drums on riding lawnmower
• Removes grime from grout on bathroom floor
• Cleans dust from artificial flowers
• Removes starch residue from sole plate on iron
• Cleans vacuum cleaner dials
• Removes fingerprints from bay windows
• Cleans sole plate on iron
• Helps remove flood water marks from cedar paneling
• Shines mother-of-pearl accessories
HOME/GARDEN
 
Scott Lee said:
mm4pool...While some people may be helped, new studies prove that glucosamine chondroitin does not live up to the claims of the manufacturer, much the same as ginko biloba.

Scott Lee
www.poolknowledge.com
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Scott, i agree that not everybody gains relief from these products, that is why i feel fortunate that they help me. i think a lot of it depends on individual body chemistry and determining what your body may be lacking.

Mike
 
The starting fluid for diesels

Bigjohn said:
WD40 is also a great starting fluid. Pull the plug out of your lawn mower and squirt a little on it and in the head. It'll start right up.:thumbup:
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WD-40 is the starting fluid for diesels, not nearly as dry as regular starting fluid and won't wash down cylinder walls. I use it for that, occasional cleaning, and sometimes as a machine tool cutting fluid. I'm slightly allergic to it which makes it less tempting to use anyway. Kroil is a far better penetrating oil and lubricant in my opinion, no idea about the side effects of Kroil.

Hu
 
If you are not shooting well take a sweet potato and rub in on your arms. Your stroke should straighten out after just one treatment. If you are having trouble concentrating you can put some icy hot on your scrote and that will take your mind off of whatever it is you are thinking about.
 
nelldrake said:
I don't know if JoeyA was referring to energy/fatigue problems or not but I waterski a lot and take L-Lysine (an amino acid) before a practice set. It gives me more energy and stamina.
P.S. I am also addicted to pool. Love my two passions!
Nell Drake
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Nell,
How long does the Lysine last?
Thanks,
Lucky Joe
 
hey Joey

Spray a little windex on it .....yeah that will do it !! I also drink bragg vinegar .Guess I should move down to New Orleans and be the witch doctor
I am :p
 
Matt90 said:
Spray a little windex on it .....yeah that will do it !! I also drink bragg vinegar .Guess I should move down to New Orleans and be the witch doctor
I am :p
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The voodoo practitioners here would not take kindly to you horning in on their action, I assure you. (But you're still welcome (warts and all). ):grin:

JoeyA
 
ShootingArts said:
DMSO. An industrial solvent derived from a pine tree. Touch your skin with it and you can taste it in your mouth in a second or two. It is an absolutely fantastic carrier too. The dye or bleach in whatever you apply it with, the dye in your clothes, any soap residue, dirt or contaminants on your skin or anything that gets against it while the DMSO is there, you had just as soon load up a syringe and shoot a dose of everything that contacts you and the DMSO in your veins.



Hu
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DMSO- Di methol sulfOxide if my memory serves me right, I had more chem classes in school than anything, i loved them all, except o-chem.Its a vector, you rub it on your arm and like Hu said in a few seconds you can taste it. Its a very effective way to kill/poisen someone as it carries many substances right through your skin almost instantly. It freezes hard as a rock at around the upper 40's or lower 50's. This is off my memory, i am to lazy to Wiki it.

When my mom had cancer in some areas in the latter stages I have a friend who is a famous Dr/Surgeon he has been on Discovery Health at least 10-15 times, several movies, infomercials. He told me to get ketamine and mix it with DMSO and apply it directly to the pain spots on my mom. Ketamine is illegal unless your a Vetranairian, they use it to sedade animals for sugeries, jkinda like Michael Jaxkson with Propofil, except Ketamine lasts longer, and you can get "Hi" on it. my friend gave me the ratio of the DMSO/Ketamine we applied it to my moms arms(very late stage cancer it was everywhere by then and it provided instant relief. I had to find it on the black market-that took 12 hours and it was the first and only time I bought illegal drugs, so much for the war on drugs. I didnt know the guy he asked me why was so rushed to buy it and noted I didnt look like a user, I said its for pain relief for my mom, he actually gave it to me for free-it was going to cost $50. I mention the Dr being famous because I was suprised he told me something illegal to do but it was in the interest of my mom, I havent talked to him in a year.


I tried it on my back but the pain was too deep in, it made me sleepy though. DMSO aint a joke-i'm amazed its still legal. works for arthritis too.
 
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i made the long post above because if I can help one person who has cancer or knows someone who does thats a good idea-but illegal,but when you see your mom suffer in pain, you dont pay much mind to laws.


even though Hu dosent want to believe me I have a great compassion for the ill and handicapp, I did for Smorg, I made a mistake saying to him what I did but you Hu dont have the whole story. And continue to write me off forever, I have appologised to you many times in public, like right now. I spoke to JoeyA about it briefly in DCC, when we spoke on the phone Hu-I didnt mention it as I wanted to have a nice conversation, I sent you $$$ for Terrys computer, I'd send you $$$ to you if you needed it. and I havent had a single month poitive cash flow 24 months and counting.

Perhaps youi have me on ignore, and wont see this. I sure hope you dont, I do have your email addy.


Back to the OP its all snake oil, magical elixors, potions and tonics, magnetic fields etc. there is nothing legit about that site.:angry::angry::angry:




Shamefully I am very aware of this kind of marketing Gerovacap(SP?) was a telemarketing room here in Vegas that got popped a month before I got in the biz, their best pitch line was "You cant put a price on good health can you?,(Wait for positive answere-then say) ok then Whats your next avaliable check number?". I know all the pitches and angles, its like one poket just out move them and get the $$$, I stopped 15 years ago. I wish I could undo all the harm I caused. yeah there is shame with it, i was talking with a guy we worked together in 93 in the same boiler room, he still feel terrible, like Vetrains I guess you carry that bad stuff forever with you, i dont know
 
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JoeyA:
I don't really know how long the L-Lysine lasts but would guess around 6 hours. I just know that I can ski hard and come home and mow the grass and wash the car. If I don't take it, I am sort of washed up for the rest of the day. You can buy this at Wal-Mart in the Vitamin section. Sorry I was so long answering your question but just ran across it. I forget that there are multiple pages...lol
Nell
P. S. Hope to meet some of you Louisiana folks soon.
 
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