Why are you yelling at a quotation from an email sent out by a Trudeau sponsor? They'll never learn.
It's been a pet peeve of mine for a while. I used to live in Lincoln Park, and occasionally had to deal w/ companies (that I bought something from or something) who couldn't understand that Lincoln Park was a part of Chicago, and not some suburb in the greater metro area someplace.
That would be perfect. Especially if a large group in similar state of sobriety goes to protest. Just demand a "Natural Cure" for intoxication and hangovers.I'd show up at the Clark St, store, but there's a Sox-Cubs game that day at noon, and the odds of me being within 10 beers of being sober are slim to none.
That would be perfect. Especially if a large group in similar state of sobriety goes to protest. Just demand a "Natural Cure" for intoxication and hangovers.
I've just PM'd you my credit card number, checking account number, social security number and my mother's maiden name. PLEASE SEND ME YOUR MAGIC QUANTUM WATER!!!!!
That would be perfect. Especially if a large group in similar state of sobriety goes to protest. Just demand a "Natural Cure" for intoxication and hangovers.
I'm hoping that the English text was translated from another language, but somehow I doubt it. If I had any artistic skill I would draw up a comic strip with dialog along these lines, featuring Captain Sobriety and a Drunk:
Mega Memory was on an upswing in the States back in the early 90's. I still have the tapes, but no cassette deck. At least in Mega Memory he just lied about trivial things like a study of blind kids gave a some odd increase in memory or some such bunk. Natural Cures, however is much more dangerous. I've only skimmed over part of the weight loss section and it was scary. Basically he took a bunch of existing popular diets and slapped them all together. My favorite is when he says to get something like 15 colonics in 30 days. Granted some of the 30 or so steps were good, proven techniques but doing all of them or certain ones were just plain ludicrous -- possibly dangerous. There were some disclaimers, but I don't recall how much they cover as far as providing nutritional advice without a license (if he did provide any) and other such matters. The rest of the book that deals with drugs and natural ways to treat diseases is the real scary part. I'm talking A. A. Allen, Leroy Jenkins, W.V. Grant and Peter Popoff all rolled up into one scary <insert Voltron joke here>.
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