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Sagebrush posted:yeah man it was giving each 
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Process The Purification Rundown usually takes several weeks. As well as spending time in saunas, people are required to do light exercise including calisthenics, treadmills, and other similar activities.[citation needed] The program consists of a course of doses of vitamins (niacin in particular), long periods in a sauna, exercise, and consumption of a blend of vegetable oils, in the belief that the subject will sweat out the toxins and replace the oils in the body's fatty tissues with the vegetable oil.[14] Clear Body, Clear Mind recommends that participants maintain their normal diet throughout the procedure, supplemented with fresh vegetables.[15] The program requires its participants to ingest the following at regular intervals: A multi-vitamin cocktail, the main ingredient of which is Niacin. Clear Body, Clear Mind recommends initial doses of 100 mg, increasing to 5,000 mg over the course of the program.[7] This contrasts with the medically recommended level of about 15 mg: larger doses can have severe, even potentially fatal side effects.[7] The participant is told to expect toxic symptoms due to the release of poisons or radiation from their body fat.[16] Thus the effects of Niacin overdose, which include skin irritation, flushing, dizziness and headache, are interpreted as a positive effect of the rundown.[7][16][17] Mineral supplements, including calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, manganese, copper, iodine and potassium.[18] Up to half a cupful of pure oils per day.[14] CalMag", a drink which Clear Body, Clear Mind describes as a solution of calcium gluconate, magnesium carbonate and vinegar in water, in such proportions that the mix has twice as much elemental calcium as magnesium.[19] This is taken up to three times per day.[14] Enough liquids to replace the fluids lost in the sauna.[15] Hubbard specified that each participant must complete a daily report form, listing the amounts of vitamins, minerals, Cal-Mag and other fluids taken, which is reviewed to make sure they are complying with every aspect of the program.[20] The cost of the program was reported as about US$2,000 in 1990[2] $1,790 "with discounts" in 1996[17] (though another 1996 source claims around $4,000 for a four-week programme),[16] $1,200 in 1998[13] and $5,200 in 2009.[21] The book Clear Body, Clear Mind contains a disclaimer which states that the program is not a medical treatment.[7] A similar disclaimer appears in the Hubbard Communication Office Bulletins noting that the treatment is not a medical process but a purely spiritual activity.[7] Hubbard recommends that the participant should sign a waiver noting that the program is not medical treatment.[7] Promotion The Purification Rundown is promoted as having physical and mental benefits such as lowering cholesterol, relieving pain, and improving memory. Scientology's promotional materials claim it can boost IQ by up to 15 points.[7] Scientologists are strongly encouraged to take part in the program as a necessary step in their spiritual progress.[1][13] Scientology promotes the Rundown to the public as a "detoxification" program, while it also works with allegedly non-religious but Scientology-affiliated groups such as Narconon to offer this program as a treatment for addiction and high levels of stress. Conditions that are said by Scientologists to respond to the program include cancer, AIDS, heart problems, kidney failure, liver disease and obesity.[22] In a January 1980 announcement, Hubbard told his followers that a nuclear war was imminent and that the Rundown would enable them to deal with heavy fallout.[23] He warned that only those who completed the program would survive.[23] The Church of Scientology unsuccessfully tried to have the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Hubbard for his invention of the program.[23][24]
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Old dudes wanking off over college fanfiction https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slobbovia Fav bit: Talk Page posted:There are countless real nations with shorter entries
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Triskelli posted:Old dudes wanking off over college fanfiction man, and i thought Diplomacy was worthless!
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 Russell Johnston (right) shares a joke with David Steel at the Liberal Party Assembly in 1987
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WorkingPeer posted:
i used to comb my hair like the guy on the left. pretty sure my teeth were smaller, though
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http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Breastquote:Breasts were the mammary glands of mammalian species and some reptomammals, and were normally a distinguishing feature of the female of the species. Males did have breasts, but they were far less developed than their female counterparts due to the sexual dimorphism. quote:Aayla Secura using her breasts to impress a Gossam guard. quote:As in many other comic books, female characters are sometimes depicted with breasts on the verge of being disproportionately large. However, breast size is only ambiguously canonical, as characters that appear in both comics and movies typically have smaller breasts in the movies, whose canonicity overrides that of the comics.  e: holy hell http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Beard http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Virginity http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Jizz "Evar Orbus and His Galactic Jizz-Wailers" Troglyfe fucked around with this message at 23:51 on Jan 30, 2014 |
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do eu books really get into breast feeding scenes? i can't imagine where that would be interesting or relevant to anything
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theflyingexecutive posted:do eu books really get into breast feeding scenes? i can't imagine where that would be interesting or relevant to anything
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theflyingexecutive posted:do eu books really get into breast feeding scenes? i can't imagine where that would be interesting or relevant to anything
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Triskelli posted:Old dudes wanking off over college fanfiction The Goondom of Phumpha was the land of one of the first new ethnicities to be added after the game was expanded through the science fiction fan network
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Carthag posted:Goondom of Phumpha moooooooods
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theflyingexecutive posted:do eu books really get into breast feeding scenes? i can't imagine where that would be interesting or relevant to anything grrm challenges american norms
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Troglyfe posted:http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Breast i hate hate hate hate hate how the star wars and star trek wikis write everything in the past by convention but then have articles like that where it makes zero loving sense to do so. i guess in the far, far future when these articles are supposedly being written, no one has beards or breasts or virginity any more Sagebrush fucked around with this message at 06:24 on Jan 31, 2014 |
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it's like the shitfest that happened with bradley manning / chelsea manning where the wikipedia editors went and changed all the pronouns when she made the announcement, and there was a huge fight, but they decided to keep every pronoun female and now the context of it all is really hosed up and confusing because it makes like she was openly a woman while she was in the military and when she was doing all that stuff eg this, taken out of the greater context quote:she joined the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, and trained for deployment to Iraq.[32] In the fall of 2008 while stationed there she met Tyler Watkins, who was studying neuroscience and psychology at Brandeis University, near Boston. doesn't even hint that she was an active duty male soldier dating a man before DADT was repealed i know that it would be wrong to refer to her as a him at all now, but if you're going to use this article as a reference, it's needlessly confusing, i'd say even tantamount to rewriting history
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Sagebrush posted:i hate hate hate hate hate how the star wars and star trek wikis write everything in the past by convention but then have articles like that where it makes zero loving sense to do so. i guess in the far, far future when these articles are supposedly being written, no one has beards or breasts or virginity any more the first words of star wars are 'long, long ago' ffs
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i don't care and also the star trek and doctor who wikis do the same thing and one of them is clearly set in the future and the other is set in nondeterministic time
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Sagebrush posted:i hate hate hate hate hate how the star wars and star trek wikis write everything in the past by convention but then have articles like that where it makes zero loving sense to do so. i guess in the far, far future when these articles are supposedly being written, no one has beards or breasts or virginity any more yes that's what's wrong with those articles!!
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theadder posted:yes that's what's wrong with those articles!! it is!!!!
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Eegah posted:the first words of star wars are 'long, long ago' ffs gently caress you i'm biting it's A LONG TIME AGO YOU FUCKER
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[i]fuk yesyes ii
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i ain't fixin that
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Rhode Islanders refer to drinking fountains as "bubblers," (pronounced bub-luhs.)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%F0%9F%91%AF these unicode wiki pages never get old
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theflyingexecutive posted:gently caress you i'm biting that is why you are full of fail
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Stoner Slude Metal see also, Stoner Doom Metal
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Moombahcore is a style of hardcore with 110 bpm and fuses brostep, techstep, breakcore, gabber deviating from moombahton. Characteristics of the genre include chopped vocals, technoid and dubstep-influenced bass sounds, and extensive build-ups.
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Orbi posted:brostep According to a BBC review of his 2012 album Songs, the record was a muddled attempt by Rusko to realign his music with a "Jamaican inheritance" and distance it from the "belching, aggressive, resolutely macho" dubstep produced by his imitators.
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i enjoy some post-chill noise punk personally, but a lot of my favourite bands like T∑RR∞R, ۩, ░▒▒░ and βαρλσϻεϯ, are starting to sell out
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Snapchat A Titty posted:steamcore  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Abneypark2011.jpg
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im pretty sure ive heard them and im pretty sure theyre extremely god awful the only steampunk music you need is the decemberists
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im the guy holding his guitar like a weapon if i was in his shoes i'd be ready to take the lives of my band members and myself too
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transfatphobic posted:the only steampunk music you need is clockwork angels 
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