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On 30 Jun 2003 12:23:41 -0700, [email hidden] (robert)
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TAHITIAN NON-sense Juice
That was my line.
BTW, be prepared to receive nasty responses. One salescreep even had the nerve to be nasty to Cheryl, my favorite MLMer, and was instrunental in driving her off this newsgroup. She is very pro-supplement, etc,. and sells tham, and he was still nasty to her. All she said was for him to check his upline for the answer to someone's question.
Robert ... I am in Costa Rica right now and have met many older and very healthy people who swear by Noni ... there are farms of it around where I am staying right now.
I spent time last week with an 81 year old man who swears by his "medicine" ... which his 50 year old wife brings to him like a cocktail!
BTW ... You might ask Probert what makes him an "expert" on Noni ... ??????
And, why the NY Bar Assocation had to pay 6 of his former disgruntled clients and why he no longer practices law yet fills Usenet thousands and thousands and thousands of posts claiming to know something about medicine.
"WubbaBubba" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Mark Probert said:
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On 30 Jun 2003 12:23:41 -0700, [email hidden] (robert) wrote:
>TAHITIAN NON-sense Juice
That was my line.
BTW, be prepared to receive nasty responses. One salescreep even had the nerve to be nasty to Cheryl, my favorite MLMer, and was instrunental in driving her off this newsgroup. She is very pro-supplement, etc,. and sells tham, and he was still nasty to her. All she said was for him to check his upline for the answer to someone's question.
Well if that sales rep thinks he/she is big enough I welcome them to "come get some".
WB You sure hand out a lot of wolf tickets, behind your computer that is. One
must wonder though, why you do not include an address to respond to them. Must be computer balls.
>> >> Well if that sales rep thinks he/she is big enough >> I welcome them to "come get some". >> >> WB >> You sure hand out a lot of wolf tickets, behind your computer that
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>must wonder though, why you do not include an address to respond to
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>Must be computer balls.
You wanna come over and have a go ?
Might not be fair to you, weight and skill level ya know.
Am not worried, are you chicken ?
Bwak bwak
No, I'm not "chicken". But back to the matter......... You sure sell a lot of wolf tickets, but you never post how to cash them.
"WubbaBubba" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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On Tue, 01 Jul 2003 21:16:32 GMT, "tools" <[email hidden]>
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>> Am not worried, are you chicken ? >> >> Bwak bwak >> >No, I'm not "chicken". But back to the matter......... You sure sell a
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>of wolf tickets, but you never post how to cash them.
With you it's always a pissing contest. Isn't it [censored]-boy ?
With you, it is always wolf tickets. Isn't it internet rambo? Once again, you spout off, but you can't back it up
Tell you what tough guy, you name the place and I'll show up to hand your head to you. Then I'll give you some UT by pissing on your comatose face.
Ahhh, since they are your tickets, I suggest that YOU name the time and place. Oh, please pick a time and place where other folks can attend, or at least verify that you were there.
Robert ... I am in Costa Rica right now and have met many older and very healthy people who swear by Noni ... there are farms of it around where I am staying right now.
I spent time last week with an 81 year old man who swears by his "medicine" ... which his 50 year old wife brings to him like a cocktail!
Cue my usual response to this nonsense:
Anecdotal evidence is the weakest form of evidence. The ONLY thing anecdotal evidence is good for in science is to suggest possible areas of study using well-designed randomized clinical trials. When one can't even critically examine the anecdotes to see if they are actually true, then anecdotal evidence isn't even useful for that. -- Orac |"A statement of fact cannot be insolent." | |"If you cannot listen to the answers, why do you | inconvenience me with questions?"
Orac <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] (Ilena) wrote:
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Robert ... I am in Costa Rica right now and have met many older and very healthy people who swear by Noni ... there are farms of it around where I am staying right now.
I spent time last week with an 81 year old man who swears by his "medicine" ... which his 50 year old wife brings to him like a cocktail!
Cue my usual response to this nonsense:
Anecdotal evidence is the weakest form of evidence. The ONLY thing anecdotal evidence is good for in science is to suggest possible areas of study using well-designed randomized clinical trials. When one can't even critically examine the anecdotes to see if they are actually true, then anecdotal evidence isn't even useful for that.
Of course Davey ... a failed attorney who cowardly hides behind scores of ridiculous aliases and daily pelts Usenet readers with Quack Logic is more believeable to you than natives who have grown up with and benefitted from this fruit.
Strawman. I said absolutely nothing about how believable Mark is or is not relative to you or whatever "natives" you've spoken to, making your attempt to imply that I did a transparent diversion to avoid addressing my point, which I'll repeat: Anecdotal evidence is the weakest form of medical evidence, and is especially unreliable and not to be trusted when it is not possible to look at the primary data itself and verify the anecdote. Your stating that you have "met many older and very healthy people who swear by Noni" and that you "spent time last week with an 81 year old man who swears by his 'medicine' ... which his 50 year old wife brings to him like a cocktail!" says absolutely nothing about whether this concoction is actually the CAUSE of these people's health and longevity. -- Orac |"A statement of fact cannot be insolent." | |"If you cannot listen to the answers, why do you | inconvenience me with questions?"
Orac <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] (Ilena) wrote:
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>Robert ... I am in Costa Rica right now and have met many older and >very healthy people who swear by Noni ... there are farms of it around >where I am staying right now. > >I spent time last week with an 81 year old man who swears by his >"medicine" ... which his 50 year old wife brings to him like a >cocktail!
Cue my usual response to this nonsense:
Anecdotal evidence is the weakest form of evidence. The ONLY thing anecdotal evidence is good for in science is to suggest possible areas of study using well-designed randomized clinical trials. When one can't even critically examine the anecdotes to see if they are actually true, then anecdotal evidence isn't even useful for that.
Of course Davey ... a failed attorney who cowardly hides behind scores of ridiculous aliases and daily pelts Usenet readers with Quack Logic is more believeable to you than natives who have grown up with and benefitted from this fruit.
Strawman. I said absolutely nothing about how believable Mark is or is not relative to you or whatever "natives" you've spoken to, making your attempt to imply that I did a transparent diversion to avoid addressing my point, which I'll repeat: Anecdotal evidence is the weakest form of medical evidence, and is especially unreliable and not to be trusted when it is not possible to look at the primary data itself and verify the anecdote. Your stating that you have "met many older and very healthy people who swear by Noni" and that you "spent time last week with an 81 year old man who swears by his 'medicine' ... which his 50 year old wife brings to him like a cocktail!" says absolutely nothing about whether this concoction is actually the CAUSE of these people's health and longevity.
I wonder why the old codger cannot get up and get it himself, if it is all-so-powerful.
Strawman. I said absolutely nothing about how believable Mark is or is not relative to you or whatever "natives" you've spoken to, making your attempt to imply that I did a transparent diversion to avoid addressing my point, which I'll repeat: Anecdotal evidence is the weakest form of medical evidence, and is especially unreliable and not to be trusted when it is not possible to look at the primary data itself and verify the anecdote. Your stating that you have "met many older and very healthy people who swear by Noni" and that you "spent time last week with an 81 year old man who swears by his 'medicine' ... which his 50 year old wife brings to him like a cocktail!" says absolutely nothing about whether this concoction is actually the CAUSE of these people's health and longevity.
LOL ... who said it was?
I was relating a true tale of a topic on a newsgroup ... by someone who is 8 million percent more trustworthy than failed attorney Propagandist Probert who was also attempting to play Net Nanny yet again ...
Hope you get over yourself someday, Davey Gorski ... you might become a decent doctor if you did.
I wonder why the old codger cannot get up and get it himself, if it is all-so-powerful.
That beautiful Costa Rican gentleman has more integrity and vitality in one hair than Probert has in his entire Pharmaceutical/Med Device bought and sold body.
I wonder why the old codger cannot get up and get it himself, if it is all-so-powerful.
That beautiful Costa Rican gentleman has more integrity and vitality in one hair than Probert has in his entire Pharmaceutical/Med Device bought and sold body.
You still didn't address the very valid, if not begged, question. Why can't he get up and get it himself, if he has such vitality and integrity? Sounds a wee bit chauvanistic to me.
I wonder why the old codger cannot get up and get it himself, if it is all-so-powerful.
That beautiful Costa Rican gentleman has more integrity and vitality in one hair than Probert has in his entire Pharmaceutical/Med Device bought and sold body.
Irrelevant to whether that concoction is actually responsible for his "vitality," which has not been proven. -- Orac |"A statement of fact cannot be insolent." | |"If you cannot listen to the answers, why do you | inconvenience me with questions?"
I wonder why the old codger cannot get up and get it himself, if it is all-so-powerful.
That beautiful Costa Rican gentleman has more integrity and vitality in one hair than Probert has in his entire Pharmaceutical/Med Device bought and sold body.
You still didn't address the very valid, if not begged, question. Why can't he get up and get it himself, if he has such vitality and integrity? Sounds a wee bit chauvanistic to me.
The real question is how Ilena can know all this when she isn't in Costa Rica. At least, that's what she said last week.
