Re: Finding A Doctor

GFX

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Jul 1, 2006, 8:35:06 AM7/1/06

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On Sat, 1 Jul 2006 00:24:35 -0400, "GFX"/Gary wrote:

>
>John, the troll said: I hope you got it right....he's got his calculator
>out. ;-B
>
>Why yes John, I do (it's tucked neatly under my pocket-protector) and it
>tells me (without a whole lotta calculatin') that you don't have long to be
>above ground. I hear you have some problems breathing.... Better use
>those
>puffers Masa - it's a mighty MIGHTY long time in that box - you know, the
>one 6 feet under? Too bad, you make SUCH a contribution...
>
>I guess in a way it's good though. Death is certainly the great equalizer,
>we will all be subject - you just have a little more information than the
>rest of us. Best order up that U-Haul to park outside the funeral home...
>Oh, wait, you can't take it with you. Bummer!

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GFX

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Jul 1, 2006, 9:11:03 AM7/1/06

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NorthShoreCEO

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Jul 1, 2006, 10:29:21 AM7/1/06

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"GFX" <gar...@unemployed.now> wrote in message
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This is your brain on drugs......

GFX

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Jul 7, 2006, 7:29:06 AM7/7/06

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No, no Mr. CEO man. Your trite little slap is but a subordinate clause in
the sentence of life, babeeee.

THIS, this is a real brain, one that discerns, and one which has realized a
narcissist asshole when he saw one. And I've not even gotten to discussing
YOU yet, Mr CEO. So why don't you go fuck your secretary, or whatever it is
you do for your obscene little payoff for having shown up in a suit?

~tanya

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Jul 7, 2006, 7:40:07 AM7/7/06

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GFX wrote:
> No, no Mr. CEO man. Your trite little slap is but a subordinate clause in
> the sentence of life, babeeee.
>
> THIS, this is a real brain, one that discerns, and one which has realized a
> narcissist asshole when he saw one. And I've not even gotten to discussing
> YOU yet, Mr CEO. So why don't you go

>fuck your secretary,

(i think he meant "fuck yerself", but Gary has alotta class, i have
zilch.)

~t

NorthShoreCEO

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Jul 7, 2006, 9:14:18 AM7/7/06

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Kindly take the asthma group off this cross-post. The original
post makes absolutely no sense, and the posters follow up posts
is nothing more than rage.

Meryl

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Jul 7, 2006, 9:39:22 AM7/7/06

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Asthma? How did this happen?
Then again, I did have mild asthma as well as anxiety.
M

~tanya

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Jul 7, 2006, 9:59:47 AM7/7/06

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Meryl wrote:
> Asthma? How did this happen?
> Then again, I did have mild asthma as well as anxiety.

wow.. i didn't even notice it was a cross-posted group. i always
asthma. (trust me, one of my bestest friends has asthma so bad he
cannot leave home without an inhaler...) sorta manifested itself as an
anxiety or panic attack. we spent many an hour discussing whether
asthma WAS a form of anxiety or panic. we even discussed me hittin'
his ridalin?(sp) inhaler when i was having an attack as an experiment.
of course, i wouldn't go for it, i was too panicky ta make that move,
when panickin'.

wonder what would'ah happened.

~t

Harry

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Jul 8, 2006, 9:10:19 AM7/8/06

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"NorthShoreCEO" <NorthS...@aol.com> wrote in message
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>
> Kindly take the asthma group off this cross-post. The original post makes
> absolutely no sense, and the posters follow up posts is nothing more than
> rage.
>

Kindly take the anxiety group off this cross-post. The original post makes