"Dally" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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David Cohen wrote: >"Dally" <[email hidden]> wrote >>David Cohen wrote: >>>Well, maybe not best...there WAS that hooker on my 16th birthday... >> >>Really? > >How old is your son?
One's turning 13, the other is 6.
In three years, bring the older one on a vacation to Las Vegas. His birthday present awaits him a short hour drive over the county line.
Everyone has a claim on that boy. When he's 14 I'm supposed to send him into the Michigan woods with my natal menfolk to shoot something.
Turning cutey-pie little boys into men is a tougher job that it seems for a mother.
Thanks for the info Mack! You seem to be the only one not so fixated on gay issues - God knows where that came from in this subject. I don't have the much trouble with my back so I think the boots are fine for me as well. I do hang upsidedown without any negative side effects so far. I think this is all for me.
Yes, you finally found someone to agree with what you were going to do in the first place.
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You seem to be the only one not so fixated on gay issues - God knows where that came from in this subject.
You seem to be protesting an awful lot.
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I don't have the much trouble with my back so I think the boots are fine for me as well. I do hang upsidedown without any negative side effects so far. I think this is all for me.
Yes, take his crappy advice. In fact, I agree with him now. Since you already have "a bulging disc", what harm could complete free hanging inversion cause?
Yes, listen to Mack, Job Security. Those of us whose professions greatly rely on stupidity salute you.
Yes, you finally found someone to agree with what you were going to do in the first place.
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You seem to be the only one not so fixated on gay issues - God knows where that came from in this subject.
You seem to be protesting an awful lot.
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I don't have the much trouble with my back so I think the boots are fine for me as well. I do hang upsidedown without any negative side effects so far. I think this is all for me.
Yes, take his crappy advice. In fact, I agree with him now. Since you already have "a bulging disc", what harm could complete free hanging inversion cause?
Yes, listen to Mack, Job Security. Those of us whose professions greatly rely on stupidity salute you.
"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote
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Thanks for the info Mack!
Yes, you finally found someone to agree with what you were going to do in the first place.
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You seem to be the only one not so fixated on gay issues - God knows where that came from in this subject.
You seem to be protesting an awful lot.
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I don't have the much trouble with my back so I think the boots are fine for me as well. I do hang upsidedown without any negative side effects so far. I think this is all for me.
Yes, take his crappy advice. In fact, I agree with him now. Since you already have "a bulging disc", what harm could complete free hanging inversion cause?
Yes, listen to Mack, Job Security. Those of us whose professions greatly rely on stupidity salute you.
What a schmuck - we aren;t talking good or bad exercise here - we're talking life threatening . . literally
"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote
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Thanks for the info Mack!
Yes, you finally found someone to agree with what you were going to do in the first place.
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You seem to be the only one not so fixated on gay issues - God knows where that came from in this subject.
You seem to be protesting an awful lot.
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I don't have the much trouble with my back so I think the boots are fine for me as well. I do hang upsidedown without any negative side effects so far. I think this is all for me.
Yes, take his crappy advice. In fact, I agree with him now. Since you already have "a bulging disc", what harm could complete free hanging inversion cause?
Yes, listen to Mack, Job Security. Those of us whose professions greatly rely on stupidity salute you.
What a schmuck - we aren;t talking good or bad exercise here - we're talking life threatening . . literally
"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote
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Thanks for the info Mack!
Yes, you finally found someone to agree with what you were going to do in the first place.
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You seem to be the only one not so fixated on gay issues - God knows where that came from in this subject.
You seem to be protesting an awful lot.
not that there is anything wrong with it
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I don't have the much trouble with my back so I think the boots are fine for me as well. I do hang upsidedown without any negative side effects so far. I think this is all for me.
Yes, take his crappy advice. In fact, I agree with him now. Since you already have "a bulging disc", what harm could complete free hanging inversion cause?
Yes, listen to Mack, Job Security. Those of us whose professions greatly rely on stupidity salute you.
"Dally" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"Dally" <[email hidden]> wrote
>David Cohen wrote: > >>"Dally" <[email hidden]> wrote >> >>>David Cohen wrote: >>> >>>>Well, maybe not best...there WAS that hooker on my 16th birthday... >>> >>>Really? >> >>How old is your son? > >One's turning 13, the other is 6.
In three years, bring the older one on a vacation to Las Vegas. His birthday present awaits him a short hour drive over the county line.
Everyone has a claim on that boy. When he's 14 I'm supposed to send him into the Michigan woods with my natal menfolk to shoot something.
Turning cutey-pie little boys into men is a tougher job that it seems for a mother.
David Cohen wrote: >"Dally" <[email hidden]> wrote >>David Cohen wrote: >>>"Dally" <[email hidden]> wrote >>>>David Cohen wrote: >>>>>Well, maybe not best...there WAS that hooker on my 16th birthday... >>>> >>>>Really? >>> >>>How old is your son? >> >>One's turning 13, the other is 6. > > In three years, bring the older one on a vacation to Las Vegas. His > birthday present awaits him a short hour drive over the county line.
Everyone has a claim on that boy. When he's 14 I'm supposed to send him into the Michigan woods with my natal menfolk to shoot something.
Turning cutey-pie little boys into men is a tougher job that it seems for a mother.
No, it's not. Here are your instructions:
1) Shut up.
2) Sit down.
3) Stay out of the way.
And you think that won't be tough for me?
Well, #2 shouldn't be a problem for someone who squats, and #3 is a road racing skill.
Yes, you finally found someone to agree with what you were going to do in the first place.
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You seem to be the only one not so fixated on gay issues - God knows where that came from in this subject.
You seem to be protesting an awful lot.
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I don't have the much trouble with my back so I think the boots are fine for me as well. I do hang upsidedown without any negative side effects so far. I think this is all for me.
Yes, take his crappy advice. In fact, I agree with him now. Since you already have "a bulging disc", what harm could complete free hanging inversion cause?
Yes, listen to Mack, Job Security. Those of us whose professions greatly rely on stupidity salute you.
What a schmuck - we aren;t talking good or bad exercise here - we're talking life threatening . . literally
Now, if only there was a way to do inversion without having to clamp your ankles? Hmmm...
"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote > Thanks for the info Mack!
Yes, you finally found someone to agree with what you were going to do in the first place.
> You seem to be the only one not so fixated on gay issues - God knows > where that came from in this subject.
You seem to be protesting an awful lot.
> I don't have the much trouble with my back so I think the boots are > fine for me as well. I do hang upsidedown without any negative side > effects so far. I think this is all for me.
Yes, take his crappy advice. In fact, I agree with him now. Since you already have "a bulging disc", what harm could complete free hanging inversion cause?
Yes, listen to Mack, Job Security. Those of us whose professions greatly rely on stupidity salute you.
What a schmuck - we aren;t talking good or bad exercise here - we're talking life threatening . . literally
Now, if only there was a way to do inversion without having to clamp your ankles? Hmmm...
I think David and David should make some fire together under a teepee. They sure like to agree with each other and attack my reasoned points with nothing more than ad hominem attacks. But the net is like that. Anonymity gives morons courage.
"David" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote > "Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote >> Thanks for the info Mack! > > Yes, you finally found someone to agree with what you were going to do > in the first place. > >> You seem to be the only one not so fixated on gay issues - God knows >> where that came from in this subject. > > You seem to be protesting an awful lot. > >> I don't have the much trouble with my back so I think the boots are >> fine for me as well. I do hang upsidedown without any negative side >> effects so far. I think this is all for me. > > Yes, take his crappy advice. In fact, I agree with him now. Since you > already have "a bulging disc", what harm could complete free hanging > inversion cause? > > Yes, listen to Mack, Job Security. Those of us whose professions > greatly rely on stupidity salute you.
What a schmuck - we aren;t talking good or bad exercise here - we're talking life threatening . . literally
Now, if only there was a way to do inversion without having to clamp your ankles? Hmmm...
I think David and David should make some fire together under a teepee. They sure like to agree with each other and attack my reasoned points with nothing more than ad hominem attacks. But the net is like that. Anonymity gives morons courage.
You are SO right Mack.
You giving someone bad abvice that could potentially cripple them for life shows so much more integrity and class.
I think David and David should make some fire together under a teepee. They sure like to agree with each other and attack my reasoned points with nothing more than ad hominem attacks. But the net is like that. Anonymity gives morons courage.
I think David and David should make some fire together under a teepee. They sure like to agree with each other and attack my reasoned points with nothing more than ad hominem attacks. But the net is like that. Anonymity gives morons courage.
You are SO right Mack.
You giving someone bad abvice that could potentially cripple them for life shows so much more integrity and class.
But the net is like that.
I'm still trying to figure out the "anonymity" part. I use my real name, have on occasion mentioned where I work, have occasionally mentioned my personal website which has photos of me and mine, a number of regulars and former regulars know my address and phone number, and I have personally met a dozen or so of them.
I guess Mack wants naked jpegs of my genitals, to finally achieve non-anonymity.
"David" <[email hidden]> wrote > "David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote >> "Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote >>> Thanks for the info Mack! >> >> Yes, you finally found someone to agree with what you were going to do >> in the first place. >> >>> You seem to be the only one not so fixated on gay issues - God knows >>> where that came from in this subject. >> >> You seem to be protesting an awful lot. >> >>> I don't have the much trouble with my back so I think the boots are >>> fine for me as well. I do hang upsidedown without any negative side >>> effects so far. I think this is all for me. >> >> Yes, take his crappy advice. In fact, I agree with him now. Since you >> already have "a bulging disc", what harm could complete free hanging >> inversion cause? >> >> Yes, listen to Mack, Job Security. Those of us whose professions >> greatly rely on stupidity salute you. > > What a schmuck - we aren;t talking good or bad exercise here - we're > talking life threatening . . literally
Now, if only there was a way to do inversion without having to clamp your ankles? Hmmm...
🙂~
Ha ha!
I think David and David should make some fire together under a teepee. They sure like to agree with each other and attack my reasoned points with nothing more than ad hominem attacks. But the net is like that. Anonymity gives morons courage.
Oh, [censored]. David Cohen and I agree on this subject, too. David G. and I have had strong disagreements about whether ankle inversion is just fine (my view) or whether one should used a "seated" inversion unit like the one his company designed, but I agree with him, too. When someone has clear spinal issues, such as Sheldon's displaced disc, further stretching the intervertebral ligaments by immediately dropping into full inversion with using gravity boots hung from a chinning bar can be damned dangerous. I doubt you'll find an orthopedic surgeon or chiropractor who will tell you differently. Both Davids are recommending partial and gradual inversion, and both are right.
But you're right that "anonymity gives morons courage." The trick is figuring out who the morons are.
I think David and David should make some fire together under a teepee. They sure like to agree with each other and attack my reasoned points with nothing more than ad hominem attacks. But the net is like that. Anonymity gives morons courage.
You are SO right Mack.
You giving someone bad abvice that could potentially cripple them for life shows so much more integrity and class.
But the net is like that.
I'm still trying to figure out the "anonymity" part. I use my real name, have on occasion mentioned where I work, have occasionally mentioned my personal website which has photos of me and mine, a number of regulars and former regulars know my address and phone number, and I have personally met a dozen or so of them.
I guess Mack wants naked jpegs of my genitals, to finally achieve non-anonymity.
If you do decide to post such material, would you please include in the subject line: "Not for the faint-hearted." ;o)
"David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote: > "David" <[email hidden]> wrote >> "David Cohen" <[email hidden]> wrote >>> "Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote >>>> Thanks for the info Mack! >>> >>> Yes, you finally found someone to agree with what you were going to do >>> in the first place. >>> >>>> You seem to be the only one not so fixated on gay issues - God knows >>>> where that came from in this subject. >>> >>> You seem to be protesting an awful lot. >>> >>>> I don't have the much trouble with my back so I think the boots are >>>> fine for me as well. I do hang upsidedown without any negative side >>>> effects so far. I think this is all for me. >>> >>> Yes, take his crappy advice. In fact, I agree with him now. Since you >>> already have "a bulging disc", what harm could complete free hanging >>> inversion cause? >>> >>> Yes, listen to Mack, Job Security. Those of us whose professions >>> greatly rely on stupidity salute you. >> >> What a schmuck - we aren;t talking good or bad exercise here - we're >> talking life threatening . . literally > > Now, if only there was a way to do inversion without having to clamp your > ankles? Hmmm... > > 🙂~ Ha ha!
I think David and David should make some fire together under a teepee. They sure like to agree with each other and attack my reasoned points with nothing more than ad hominem attacks. But the net is like that. Anonymity gives morons courage.
Oh, [censored]. David Cohen and I agree on this subject, too. David G. and I have had strong disagreements about whether ankle inversion is just fine (my view) or whether one should used a "seated" inversion unit like the one his company designed, but I agree with him, too. When someone has clear spinal issues, such as Sheldon's displaced disc, further stretching the intervertebral ligaments by immediately dropping into full inversion with using gravity boots hung from a chinning bar can be damned dangerous. I doubt you'll find an orthopedic surgeon or chiropractor who will tell you differently. Both Davids are recommending partial and gradual inversion, and both are right.
But you're right that "anonymity gives morons courage." The trick is figuring out who the morons are.
In my experience they are always self-evident! ;o)
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>I think David and David should make some fire together under a teepee. >They sure like to agree with each other and attack my reasoned points >with >nothing more than ad hominem attacks. But the net is like that. >Anonymity >gives morons courage. > You are SO right Mack.
You giving someone bad abvice that could potentially cripple them for life shows so much more integrity and class.
But the net is like that.
I'm still trying to figure out the "anonymity" part. I use my real name, have on occasion mentioned where I work, have occasionally mentioned my personal website which has photos of me and mine, a number of regulars and former regulars know my address and phone number, and I have personally met a dozen or so of them.
I guess Mack wants naked jpegs of my genitals, to finally achieve non-anonymity.
If you do decide to post such material, would you please include in the subject line: "Not for the faint-hearted." ;o)
I'd definitely be inclined to take Cohen's word for his non-anonymity.
