Erectile dysfunction

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That would be "grammar". You learn these things in grammar
school and sometimes grampar school.

My grammy and grampy have gone to their great rewards. Thank
goodness they invested heavily in MicroSoft®. Only Living
Relative in my middle name.

GenO L Royer

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Your a moron

I think you meant to write: you're a moron. Even
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use

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contractions. Grammertician is my middle name.

--Geno G Royer.

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Gene Royer said:

Your a moron

I think you meant to write: you're a moron. Even
simpletons know how to

use

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contractions. Grammertician is my middle name.

--Geno G Royer.

Perhaps your nutritional regimen has stimulated your
exaggerated feelings of self-importance.

L.

Perhaps you will visit my website:
www.kickalistenersbutt.com

--Geno<glad I could clear that up for you>Royer

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Show me and this NG ONE medical study that clearly
indicates that nutrition has anything to do with
circulation. If you choose to respond please define what
you mean by "circulation", a non medical term.

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return of the penile organ. It's a bit like treating the
stuffy nose. A dietary supplement is not going to make the
pecker work better other than by chance, and not where you
will see a difference. Let's hear it for limpdick! Kent

Circulation is "a non medical term" you say. I suppose
"limpdick" is. Whoop! What a hoot!

Perhaps you have never heard of the connection between
"clogged arteries" (a non medical term) and a diet of high-cholesterol/saturated-
fatty food.

To deny that nutrition has an impact on the circulatory
system's efficiency is laughable. Healthcare providers
always urge recipients to improve their nutrition. I don't
know what NG you are posting from, but I can't believe you
would deny that.

--Geno<glad I could clear that up for you>Royer

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"Kent H." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Most chiropractors make a substantial portion of their
income selling proprietary vitamins from their offices
that the public can't buy. Chiropractors know nothing
about the biochemistry of vitamin

metabolism.

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They steal from their victims[patients]. Those that
think ED is treatable by nutrition are either
confused, or making money in the

same

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manner. Cheers, Kent

Poor nutrition often leads to poor blood circulation.
Poor circulation

is

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certainly a contibuting factor to ED. Improve
circulation, and you

improve

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which is a drug, acts to temporarily increase
circulation as a

(temporary)

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remedy for ED. Improved nutrition works to make it
permanent.

As to what any of this has to do with chiropractors
dispensing vitamins,

I

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can't imagine. I don't personally know any
chiropractors. But I have a neighbor who works at
Walmart, and she sells vitamins to the people who

come

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into the store. She does not know anything about the
biochemistry of vitamin metabolism either. Let's get her
and lock her up.

--Geno

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Gene Royer wrote:
>
> "Kent H." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > What a bunch of [censored]!!! You're lower than a
> > chiropractor selling vitamins.
>
> "A chiropractor selling vitamins?" That's a good
> one.
>
> I don't know which of the newsgroups you are posting
> from, but I'm

assuming

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> it is rec.climbing. Anyone posting from a food,
> nutritional or

cardiology

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> site would recognize the value of nutrition.
>
> If you check my pic:

mastersfitness.royergovernance.comfitlogOpen ↗

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> you can tell that I speak by example. You won't find
> many 68-year

old

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men

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> who are able to build and maintain their musculature
> the way I do.

And

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as

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> good as I look on the outside, I look and feel even
> better on the

inside.

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>
> My primary health-care physician (who is younger
> than I) is

nonplussed

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> because most physicians know very little about
> nutrition. Doctors

are

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> trained and tuned to surgery and drugs, but
> nutrition is the key to

good

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> health and fitness.
>
> My expertise is in an entirely different profession:

www.royergovernance.com

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> and www.churchboardleadership.com but when I
> discovered this

marvelous

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aid

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> to nutritionally-associated dysfunctions I took up
> the banner as a

hobby

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to

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> help my friends and loved ones.
>
> As I admit in another posting, I'm not really a
> benevolent soul; and

I

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have

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> a mean streak in me that is fueled by the "I told
> you so" scenario.

That

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> is, I enjoy telling the less fortunate about the
> benefits of

Risotriene®,

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> and when they scoff, I just sit back and watch them
> sink deeper and

deeper

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> into ill health.
>
> So, scoff on <Kent H> while I sit and gloat. Damn,
> it's great being

me.

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>
> --Gene Royer: Author, Speaker, Consultant, Adonis,
> Grandfather, Great-grandfather, Sperm Donor,
> Gloater.
>
> >
> > Gene Royer wrote:
> > >
> > > "Zee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message new-
> > > s:[email hidden]-
> > > m...
> > > > This article, on the marketing of drugs for
> > > > "erectile

dysfunction"

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is

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> > > > a wee bit crass in parts, but...funny. Some
> > > > light weekend

reading.

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> > > >
> > > > "Proliferation of penile pitchmen could
> > > > exacerbate performance problem" Vancouver
> > > > Courier, May 26, 2004
> > > >
> > > > vancourier.com0542Open ↗
> > > > 04op2.html
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Bon weekend ( :
> > > >
> > > > Zee
> > >
> > > I eschew drugs--even most OTC stuff.
> > >
> > > Erectile dysfunction is a malady that few men
> > > admit to and many

others

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> lie
> > > about. The root cause (no pun intended) of most
> > > ED incidents is

due

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to

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> a
> > > simple lack of physical/bodily maintenance by
> > > the male

dysfunctionee.

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> Poor
> > > nutrition is the base cause of most middle-aging
> > > problems in

human

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> beings;
> > > and since an erection in middle-age men is often
> > > a fragile

commodity,

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> they
> > > need to pay much more attention to their
> > > nutritional needs.
> > >
> > > I, myself (who is of advanced age) began to
> > > experience ED

several

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years

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> ago;
> > > and I was quite concerned until I discovered an
> > > incredibly

nutritious

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> > > product that brought about a very favorable
> > > change. I would say

more,

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> but I
> > > don't want to jinx it <G>.
> > >
> > > Superstitious is my middle name
> > >
> > > --Geno S Royer
> > >
> > > www.mastersfitness.net mastersfitness.ro-mastersfitness.ro-Open ↗
> > > yergovernance.com/fitlog/
> > > www.integrisdream.com/Generoyer

"Pan Ohco" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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On Sun, 13 Jun 2004 13:29:58 -0500, "Gene Royer"
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> >--Gene Royer: Author, Speaker, Consultant, Adonis,
> >Grandfather, Great-grandfather, Sperm Donor, Gloater.

Well I've seen your writing here (author maybe). A speaker
and consultant to/for your own business, O.K. Adonis? I've
seen your picture ( oh and he was a beautiful YOUNG man).
Grand parent? you had noting to do with that. Sperm donor?
If you beat ED why are you masturbating.

And you forgot one thing SPAMMER. Pan Ohco

One does not have to masturbate to donate sperm. Whatever
made you think differently?

I am an author of a very successful book. I am a consultant
for a thriving board governance company that I own. Yes, I
was a terrific looking man when I was young. I still turn a
few head and not a few stomachs. I have nine granddaughters,
one grandson and one great-grandson. Without me it could not
have happened.

You can view my websites at:

www.royergovernance.com www.churchboardleadership.com

And thanks for responding. --Geno

"Ray Haddad" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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On Mon, 14 Jun 2004 23:37:25 GMT, I said, "Pick a card,
any card" and "Pizza Gurl" <[email hidden]> instead
replied:

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That would be "grammar". You learn these things in
grammar school and sometimes grampar school.

He could have used grammortician and been the death
of it all.

Ray

Good one Ray. How did rec.climbing get cut out of this?
That's not fair.

Gene Royer said:

"listener" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Gene Royer said:

Your a moron

I think you meant to write: you're a moron. Even
simpletons know how to

use

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contractions. Grammertician is my middle name.

--Geno G Royer.

Perhaps your nutritional regimen has stimulated your
exaggerated feelings of self-importance.

L.

Perhaps you will visit my website:
www.kickalistenersbutt.com

--Geno<glad I could clear that up for you>Royer

Perhaps you'll visit: www.hairclubformen.com

Cheers big fella,

Keep the faith.

L.

Cholesterol in some genetically predisposed people causes
arterial plaques, which decreases arterial flow. That
contributes to the higher incidence of MI in patients who
eat a lot of dietary cholesterol. My [censored] is as follows:
chiropractors buy cheaply at wholesale, proprietary
vitamins which they dispense to their victims with a huge
markup. You could buy the same vitamins at WalMart for a
fraction of that price. There is some evidence that some of
these compounds, particularly Niacin have a positive effect
on the natural history of atheromata. Patients should do
their own homework, and buy their dietary supplements on
their own. I buy mind at Target. I don't think any of this
fits clearly into the global meaning of nutrition, though I
suppose someone could argue that point as well. BTW,
limpdick is a medical term. Just go into any operating room
lounge. Lord Kent

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"Kent H." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Show me and this NG ONE medical study that clearly
indicates that nutrition has anything to do with
circulation. If you choose to respond please define what
you mean by "circulation", a non medical term.

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return of the penile organ. It's a bit like treating the
stuffy nose. A dietary supplement is not going to make
the pecker work better other than by chance, and not
where you will see a difference. Let's hear it for
limpdick! Kent

Circulation is "a non medical term" you say. I suppose
"limpdick" is. Whoop! What a hoot!

Perhaps you have never heard of the connection between
"clogged arteries" (a non medical term) and a diet of high-cholesterol/saturated-
fatty food.

To deny that nutrition has an impact on the circulatory
system's efficiency is laughable. Healthcare providers
always urge recipients to improve their nutrition. I don't
know what NG you are posting from, but I can't believe you
would deny that.

--Geno<glad I could clear that up for you>Royer

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Gene Royer said:

"Kent H." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Most chiropractors make a substantial portion of
> their income selling proprietary vitamins from their
> offices that the public can't buy. Chiropractors
> know nothing about the biochemistry of vitamin

metabolism.

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> They steal from their victims[patients]. Those that
> think ED is treatable by nutrition are either
> confused, or making money in the

same

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> manner. Cheers, Kent

Poor nutrition often leads to poor blood circulation.
Poor circulation

is

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certainly a contibuting factor to ED. Improve
circulation, and you

improve

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which is a drug, acts to temporarily increase
circulation as a

(temporary)

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remedy for ED. Improved nutrition works to make it
permanent.

As to what any of this has to do with chiropractors
dispensing vitamins,

I

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can't imagine. I don't personally know any
chiropractors. But I have a neighbor who works at
Walmart, and she sells vitamins to the people who

come

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into the store. She does not know anything about the
biochemistry of vitamin metabolism either. Let's get
her and lock her up.

--Geno

>
> Gene Royer wrote:
> >
> > "Kent H." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> > "]news:[email hidden]...
> > > What a bunch of [censored]!!! You're lower than a
> > > chiropractor selling vitamins.
> >
> > "A chiropractor selling vitamins?" That's a good
> > one.
> >
> > I don't know which of the newsgroups you are
> > posting from, but I'm
assuming
> > it is rec.climbing. Anyone posting from a food,
> > nutritional or
cardiology
> > site would recognize the value of nutrition.
> >
> > If you check my pic:

mastersfitness.royergovernance.comfitlogOpen ↗

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> > you can tell that I speak by example. You won't
> > find many 68-year

old

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men
> > who are able to build and maintain their
> > musculature the way I do.

And

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as
> > good as I look on the outside, I look and feel
> > even better on the
inside.
> >
> > My primary health-care physician (who is younger
> > than I) is

nonplussed

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> > because most physicians know very little about
> > nutrition. Doctors

are

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> > trained and tuned to surgery and drugs, but
> > nutrition is the key to

good

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> > health and fitness.
> >
> > My expertise is in an entirely different
> > profession:
www.royergovernance.com
> > and www.churchboardleadership.com but when I
> > discovered this

marvelous

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aid
> > to nutritionally-associated dysfunctions I took up
> > the banner as a

hobby

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to
> > help my friends and loved ones.
> >
> > As I admit in another posting, I'm not really a
> > benevolent soul; and

I

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have
> > a mean streak in me that is fueled by the "I told
> > you so" scenario.
That
> > is, I enjoy telling the less fortunate about the
> > benefits of
Risotriene®,
> > and when they scoff, I just sit back and watch
> > them sink deeper and
deeper
> > into ill health.
> >
> > So, scoff on <Kent H> while I sit and gloat. Damn,
> > it's great being

me.

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> >
> > --Gene Royer: Author, Speaker, Consultant, Adonis,
> > Grandfather, Great-grandfather, Sperm Donor,
> > Gloater.
> >
> > >
> > > Gene Royer wrote:
> > > >
> > > > "Zee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> > > > -"]news:[email hidden]-
> > > > le.com...
> > > > > This article, on the marketing of drugs for
> > > > > "erectile

dysfunction"

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is
> > > > > a wee bit crass in parts, but...funny. Some
> > > > > light weekend

reading.

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> > > > >
> > > > > "Proliferation of penile pitchmen could
> > > > > exacerbate performance problem" Vancouver
> > > > > Courier, May 26, 2004
> > > > >
> > > > > vancourier.com05Open ↗
> > > > > 4204op2.html
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Bon weekend ( :
> > > > >
> > > > > Zee
> > > >
> > > > I eschew drugs--even most OTC stuff.
> > > >
> > > > Erectile dysfunction is a malady that few men
> > > > admit to and many
others
> > lie
> > > > about. The root cause (no pun intended) of
> > > > most ED incidents is

due

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to
> > a
> > > > simple lack of physical/bodily maintenance by
> > > > the male
dysfunctionee.
> > Poor
> > > > nutrition is the base cause of most middle-
> > > > aging problems in

human

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> > beings;
> > > > and since an erection in middle-age men is
> > > > often a fragile
commodity,
> > they
> > > > need to pay much more attention to their
> > > > nutritional needs.
> > > >
> > > > I, myself (who is of advanced age) began to
> > > > experience ED

several

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years
> > ago;
> > > > and I was quite concerned until I discovered
> > > > an incredibly
nutritious
> > > > product that brought about a very favorable
> > > > change. I would say
more,
> > but I
> > > > don't want to jinx it <G>.
> > > >
> > > > Superstitious is my middle name
> > > >
> > > > --Geno S Royer
> > > >
> > > > www.mastersfitness.net mastersfitness.-mastersfitness.-Open ↗
> > > > royergovernance.com/fitlog/
> > > > www.integrisdream.com/Generoyer

Now the spam comes to light here.

"Gene Royer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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On Sun, 13 Jun 2004 15:52:28 -0400, [email hidden]

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On Sun, 13 Jun 2004 13:29:58 -0500, "Gene Royer"
<[email hidden]> wrote:

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>> >--Gene Royer: Author, Speaker, Consultant, Adonis,
>> >Grandfather, Great-grandfather, Sperm Donor,
>> >Gloater.

Well I've seen your writing here (author maybe). A
speaker and consultant to/for your own business, O.K.
Adonis? I've seen your picture ( oh and he was a
beautiful YOUNG man). Grand parent? you had noting to do
with that. Sperm donor? If you beat ED why are you
masturbating.

And you forgot one thing SPAMMER. Pan Ohco

One does not have to masturbate to donate sperm. Whatever
made you think differently?

I am an author of a very successful book. I am a
consultant for a

thriving

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board governance company that I own. Yes, I was a terrific
looking man

when

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I was young. I still turn a few head and not a few
stomachs. I have nine granddaughters, one grandson and one
great-grandson. Without me it could not have happened.

You can view my websites at:

www.royergovernance.com www.churchboardleadership.com

And thanks for responding. --Geno

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[email hidden] wrote on 6/14/04 4:53 PM:

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One does not have to masturbate to donate sperm. Whatever
made you think differently?

Damn, that kinda takes all the fun out of it...

Ratzzz...(yeah, yeah, so I'm somewhat of a
traditionalist...)

"Pizza Gurl" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Now the spam comes to light here.

You're slow on the uptake, granny. The posting of my URLs
was to demonstrate to that I am an author and a
consultant. Sadly, I don't have jpegs to show my sperm
donation. But take my word for it, it is copious. Virile
is my middle name.

Thanks for responding.

Geno V Royer

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On Sun, 13 Jun 2004 15:52:28 -0400,
[email hidden] wrote:

>On Sun, 13 Jun 2004 13:29:58 -0500, "Gene Royer"
><[email hidden]> wrote:

>>> >--Gene Royer: Author, Speaker, Consultant,
>>> >Adonis, Grandfather, Great-grandfather, Sperm
>>> >Donor, Gloater.

Well I've seen your writing here (author maybe). A
speaker and consultant to/for your own business, O.K.
Adonis? I've seen your picture ( oh and he was a
beautiful YOUNG man). Grand parent? you had noting to
do with that. Sperm donor? If you beat ED why are you
masturbating.

And you forgot one thing SPAMMER. Pan Ohco

One does not have to masturbate to donate sperm.
Whatever made you

think

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differently?

I am an author of a very successful book. I am a
consultant for a

thriving

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board governance company that I own. Yes, I was a
terrific looking man

when

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I was young. I still turn a few head and not a few
stomachs. I have

nine

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granddaughters, one grandson and one great-grandson.
Without me it

could

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not have happened.

You can view my websites at:

www.royergovernance.com www.churchboardleadership.com

And thanks for responding. --Geno

"Michael A. Riches" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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in article [email hidden], Gene Royer
at [email hidden] wrote on 6/14/04 4:53 PM:

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One does not have to masturbate to donate sperm.
Whatever made you

think

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differently?

Damn, that kinda takes all the fun out of it...

Ratzzz...(yeah, yeah, so I'm somewhat of a
traditionalist...)

I think it's you who needs to stay zipped.

-Geno<glad I could straighten you out on that>Royer

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in article [email hidden], Gene Royer
at [email hidden] wrote on 6/14/04 4:53 PM:

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One does not have to masturbate to donate sperm.
Whatever made you

think

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differently?

Damn, that kinda takes all the fun out of it...

Ratzzz...(yeah, yeah, so I'm somewhat of a
traditionalist...)

I think it's you who needs to stay zipped.

-Geno<glad I could straighten you out on that>Royer

Speaking of zippers, if I want any lip from you, I'll gladly
peel it from "my" zipper, thank you very much...

Ratzzz...

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in article [email hidden], Gene Royer
at [email hidden] wrote on 6/15/04 8:12 AM:

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"Michael A. Riches" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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in article [email hidden], Gene
Royer at [email hidden] wrote on 6/14/04 4:53 PM:

> One does not have to masturbate to donate sperm.
> Whatever made you

think

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> differently?

Damn, that kinda takes all the fun out of it...

Ratzzz...(yeah, yeah, so I'm somewhat of a
traditionalist...)

I think it's you who needs to stay zipped.

-Geno<glad I could straighten you out on that>Royer

Speaking of zippers, if I want any lip from you, I'll
gladly peel it from "my" zipper, thank you very much...

Ratzzz...

the cooking newsgroup. Most male cooks are that way, you
know.

--Geno

Yeah, you better hope Rat Boy never tosses your salad.--
Cheers,

SMG

in article [email hidden], Gene Royer at
[email hidden] wrote on 6/15/04 10:44 AM:

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You must be from the cooking newsgroup. Most male cooks
are that way, you know.

--Geno

Yep, sounds like you do know...yawn. Now back down on yer
knees, yer not quite done yet...

Ratzzz...

in article [email hidden], Scott Grimes at
HellslumREMOVE@MSNdotCOM wrote on 6/15/04 10:44 AM:

Quoted message said:

Yeah, you better hope Rat Boy never tosses your salad.--
Cheers,

SMG

Ahhh come on...I can be gentle, maybe...

Ratzzz...