PawClaws, You got a problem?

[pawclaws]

Only if he isn't named Stanley!

 

[JoseCuervo]

And sometimes thinks he is Dr. Livingston....


Hangar,
It must be fun when someone can hide their own Easter Eggs....

 

[pawclaws]

I think it is more of a pictoral revelation of man's duplicitous nature Moosie.

 

[Hangar18]

Hangar,
It must be fun when someone can hide their own Easter Eggs....

ROTFLMFAO!!!! I'm glad I haven't started lunch yet because it would be all over my screen.

 

[danr55]

Let's see, where to start..??? How about here.. Paws.. It's a good thing you're not a cartographer. YOu could single-handedly set the science back 600 years.. Movin Spain and Italy to northern Europe. Ha Ha Ha..

Hey ODC you might be surprised but Red hair and Green eyes are fairly common in Northern Europe including Spain and Italy.


Stem Cell Research.. The proposal is to put to use the 3 to 5 million human eggs that are trashed every year from the invetro fertilization industry. Rather than taking 3 or 4 hundred from each woman and inpregnating one and trashing the rest, use them for stem cell research and maybe save someone's life. Does that sound like the murder of children?

So we have eliminated scientist and cartographer from your possible list of professions. Maybe Confederate Soldier is a good job for you.. They lost...........

 

[280]

danr punked paws,,,again

 

[pawclaws]

Thank you Danr55. I think you know what I meant though.

 

[JoseCuervo]

Hey Danr,

S'pose when he draws his maps, they are all "flat"??


Hey Paws,
I don't think you addressed Danr "punk'n" you on the Stem Cell Research, either. For such a learned man.....

And be careful using your own maps... so you don't fall off the edge...

 

[WH's OutdoorsChick]

Hmmm I was SO KIDDING about CJCJ being racist...I was actually trying to give WH a hard time... I agree with y'all.... But Hey we got to keep this post going....A Record it will be

 

[Washington Hunter]

We all know cjcj isn't racist. He just cares about this country and is worried about all the damn people coming in here and taking advantage of us. I want cjcj for president!

BTW, what the hell is this thread about?

 

[Nemont]

WH,

BTW, what the hell is this thread about?

I think it is about 347 posts too long.

either that or it is about an old, confederate soldier's battle with alzhiemers while he is remembering his youth as a genius, prize fighter who demanded respect. There was even an short episode, while he was in diabetic shock, where we arranged a little fist to cuffs. Anyway I think that is what it is about.

It started 20 days ago exactly, I think everyone is bored and all are just counting days until something dies.

Nemont

 

[280]

"old, confederate soldier's battle with alzhiemers "


now thats some funny stuff

 

[Moosie]

You guys Can't Hurt my Feelings, I made it al the way through 9th Grade and 1/2 way threw 10th grade before I left school.... And I graduated "Colledge" after 2 years (OK, It was a Vocational School but close enuf

... with a solid 1.46% average to boot ya losers !!!!

 

[pawclaws]

You should be proud of your accomplishments Moosie. Someday you may get yourself one of those high paying gubmint jobs! ElkGunner I'd like to see you draw anything other than a flat map. Nemont, you know you could probably qualify for a part time job at Wal-Mart passing out carts! (With luck, or good references.)

 

[JoseCuervo]

Hey Paws,

You know all them fancy degerees you are always bragging about? Have you checked to see if any of them were actually signed? Did you look to see if they have expiration dates???

Hey, I did go back and do some reading on the posts I missed in this thread. And you were claiming you have a 300 unit trailer court. Is that true? As it seemed odd that you would also whined about not being able to afford the gas to make Nemont's party.

That seems a bit odd. I know my landlord here at the Trailer Park is just rolling in the dollars. He has himself one of them fancy Ford Escorts that just says "I have arrived" all over it.

So I don't understand how somebody with all your means could worry about affording gas to Nemont's. Hell, just the royalty my landlord gets from the Fox Network's producers of "Cops" would pay for all the gas. He gets something like $5000 per episode they film here in the Trailer Park.


And some bad news, that I thought I would pass along.... Looks like Nancy Reagan needs our support against ol' Dubya.

Pfizer's Aricept Has Little Effect on Alzheimer's, Lancet Says
June 24 -- Pfizer Inc.'s Aricept drug for Alzheimer's disease didn't prevent worsening of disability caused by the brain malady and isn't a cost-effective treatment, a study of 565 patients published in the U.K. journal the Lancet found.

After three years, 58 percent of those taking donepezil, marketed as Aricept, had a worsening of their disability, compared with 59 percent of those on placebo, researchers at the University of Birmingham in the U.K. found. It didn't reduce the likelihood of patients needing extended care, the authors said.

Aricept is a type of drug known as a cholinesterase inhibitor, which blocks enzymes that harm the brain's nerve signal carriers. Johnson & Johnson's Reminyl and Novartis AG's Exelon work in the same way. The study is the longest so far conducted on such drugs, and the first that wasn't funded by a drug company, lead researcher Richard Gray said.

``Money may be better spent on additional nurses for respite care than on such drugs,'' Gray said in a telephone interview.

As many as 4 million Americans may suffer from Alzheimer's disease, according to the Alzheimer's Disease Education and Referral Center. The disease is named after the German doctor, Alois Alzheimer, who discovered it in 1906. Sufferers experience loss of memory, leading to inability to perform everyday tasks.

The U.K. study sought to examine whether Aricept slowed the progression of disability or reduced the need of patients to enter a nursing home. After three years, 42 percent of patients taking Aricept had to be institutionalized, compared with 44 percent of those on placebo. Fewer patients taking 10 milligrams of Aricept were institutionalized than those taking 5 milligrams, though the results weren't statistically significant, Gray said.

Aricept vs. Placebo

After a year, 13 percent of patients taking donepezil experienced a progression of disability, compared with 19 percent of those on the placebo.

``Donepezil produced no measurable reduction in the rate of institutionalization or progress of disability,'' the researchers wrote in the Lancet. ``Improvements in functional ability would not delay institutionalization sufficiently to offset the costs of the drugs.''

Aricept, a once-daily pill, is the most commonly prescribed Alzheimer's drug in the U.S., Pfizer says. Pfizer's sales of the drug rose 25 percent to $254 million last year. It markets the drug with Eisai Co., Japan's fourth-largest drugmaker.

In yearlong tests, Aricept helped patients retain their memory and perform daily tasks better than those who took a placebo, Pfizer said on its Web page. It helped prevent delusions and nighttime roaming, according to the company.

Company spokesmen could not be reached yesterday evening for comment about the Lancet study.

 

[pawclaws]

Of course it isn't true! Nobody owns a trailer court; except Lou Uhrig and I guess he is doing OK.

What I can and can not afford is purely a function of Economics and relative values and priorities. Some days I can afford the gas needed to go kick Nemon'ts ass others I can not. I was hoping he might fund the project. Don't forget to wrap your heat tapes around your water lines up under that double wide sthere!

 

[JoseCuervo]

So Paws, sometimes you say you "own" a trailer court, and then other times you don't?

And on some days you can afford gas, and other days you can't?

Is there much correlation to which days you take medicine, and which days you don't???

And thanks for the tip on the heat tape.... I actually got me some of that Styrofoam sheets to put behind the skirting around the bottom. Sure keeps the pipes warmer, but now the neighbor's cats keep getting caught under the house....

 

[pawclaws]

I honestly can't remember! One day maybe you will get old and forgetful; maybe, maybe you won't be that fortunate.

 

[JoseCuervo]

So you don't have a 300 unit trailer court? But you posted that you did???

How much do you figure you need to drive the few miles out of the way to go visit Nemont? If it is a matter of funding gas for the Escort, I am sure 280 can peel a couple of "Abrahams" off his bank roll... And if not, RockyDog is rolling in the money.

I bet we can cover the $ to get you to Nemont's shindig from your closest point on your route.

Hey 280, instead of going to Wallace, would you fund Paw's side trip????

 

[pawclaws]

About 1300 miles round trip. The Escort gets about 34 MPG, maintenance, insurance, wear and tear. ummmmmmm; I guess fifty cents per mile would do it. Then there are two overnight stops and four meals to consider sooooooo...; send me a check for $800.00 just for the heck of it and we'll call it even.