(OrangeEmpire @ Jul 7 said::banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
How come you do not think Ohio was stolen in 2004 like Florida was in 2000?
(Orangewhiteblood @ Jul 7 said:The funniest one I've seen yet is the sunscreen debate. Wear your sunscreen or you'll get skin cancer. Then they turn around and tell us that sunscreen could be bad because we don't get as much Vitamin D by blocking out the sun, so use with caution.
(kiddiedoc @ Jul 7 said:You need to find out who "they" are, because "they" are certainly not physicians, nor do they have any idea what they're talking about. UV light exposure, and especially sunburn, is the most important risk factor for developing skin cancer, a frequently incurable and fatal disease. No laughing matter there.
(kiddiedoc @ Jul 7 said:You need to find out who "they" are, because "they" are certainly not physicians, nor do they have any idea what they're talking about. UV light exposure, and especially sunburn, is the most important risk factor for developing skin cancer, a frequently incurable and fatal disease. No laughing matter there.
(kiddiedoc @ Jul 7 said:You need to find out who "they" are, because "they" are certainly not physicians, nor do they have any idea what they're talking about. UV light exposure, and especially sunburn, is the most important risk factor for developing skin cancer, a frequently incurable and fatal disease. No laughing matter there.
Everything in moderation and regularity(I go 3 times a day wether I need to or not) is the key to good health.(orange+white=heaven @ Jul 7 said:Gotcha Doc.. k: Straw hats and sunscreen. Vitamin D be danged...
Although I gotta tell you, I don't think the coffee's gonna do a thing to save what's left of my liver... :whistling:
(Orangewhiteblood @ Jul 7 said:The thing is, we don't rely on bottled water or coffee to get us from point A to point B. It's not something that we have to buy..
Some might argue that coffee gets them from point A to point B and to you I say, coffee stunts your growth.