Recruiting Forum Football Talk VI

[InVOLuntary]

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Why are your advertisements a woman in a tub and a screw?

 

[Jackcrevol]

Oh yay. They are shooting fahrworks again tonight.

was hoping after walking 15K steps today, and fighting he-who-doesnt-sleep well, to get to sleep at 930 ... that they'd start shooting them off!

fortunately I was rewarded with a continual pop-pop-pop-pop during and since my son went down, and thankfully they havent let up. such a reward after a long day.

 

[Jackcrevol]

Why are your advertisements a woman in a tub and a screw?

I think they were assuming I'm engineervol.

Ftr, I'm not, if anything i'm notanengineerETSUbucgrad.

 

[InVOLuntary]

I think they were assuming I'm engineervol.

Ftr, I'm not, if anything i'm notanengineerETSUbucgrad.

I thought it was some code for screw woman.

 

[butchna]

Hey @VolsDoc81TX or other medical professionals of VN. Is there any medical benefit to giving blood on a regular basis. I gave today and was just wondering. I intend to continue giving blood as I am O+ but was wondering if it was beneficial for my health as well. TIA.

Since the practice of applying leeches isn’t prevalent nowadays…

 

[butchna]

I think they were assuming I'm engineervol.

Ftr, I'm not, if anything i'm notanengineerETSUbucgrad.

Engineer never forgave us for not signing off on returning Jeremy Banks to RB.

 

[Jackcrevol]

I thought it was some code for screw woman.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I dunno man. Great question.

 

[SweetasSoda]

My likes have decreased 23% since his departure
If Doc splits im screwed

That’s so true!

 

[Weezer]

Why are your advertisements a woman in a tub and a screw?

Obviously, he's a pervert.

 

[scienceteaching_vol]

Hey @VolsDoc81TX or other medical professionals of VN. Is there any medical benefit to giving blood on a regular basis. I gave today and was just wondering. I intend to continue giving blood as I am O+ but was wondering if it was beneficial for my health as well. TIA.

I heard this or read this once. No clue if it's true because I never followed up with it but I heard that men who give blood regularly have a smaller chance of heart disease than men who don't. Said it was on par with women's chances. Article likened it to women replenishing blood supplies from their periods each month and that was their reasoning.

 

[JCVol00]

 

[Orange_Crush]

Now I wish they would skip Limonband go to Roaton Island Honduras, that place was beautiful...but at least I can add another country to those I've visited.

It's weird that Limon is considered so bad because all I have heard for years is how great Costa Rica is compared to the other Central American countries, and I thought Honduras and Belize were great when we visited so I wasn't sweating Costa Rica...I was looking forward to going there and now I'm sketch about it.

Probably isn't even as bad as San Fran and LA though...the freaks running Cali have turned those into 3rd world countries that really wierded me out when we were out there.

Limon is sketchy as sketch. It's historic. Limon province was basically not considered "true" Costa Rica by most of Costa Rica until mid-20th century or so. It was the coast where all the former slaves were kept. Completely different vibe. Didn't even have decent roads connecting the province. It' always been sort of a wild west feel.

Also, home invasion robberies are apparently becoming epidemic across Costa Rica, all provinces. It's a combination of deep poverty and a criminal system that generally won't do anything about it.

 

[Orange_Crush]

Slow cooked a pork shoulder today. It was delicious.

Hopefully it was invasive boar. They're smart too, but no one's given them a name to learn.

 

[SSVol]

Hey @VolsDoc81TX or other medical professionals of VN. Is there any medical benefit to giving blood on a regular basis. I gave today and was just wondering. I intend to continue giving blood as I am O+ but was wondering if it was beneficial for my health as well. TIA.

Will lower serum ferritin, which at one point was considered to be a possible reason heart disease was less prevalent in pre-menopausal women. Not sure if that research went anywhere.

 

[Orange_Crush]

And concrete needs a pressure washing

Dirty place

Beautiful mountains if that hag would get out of the way.

 

[Jackcrevol]

Beautiful mountains if that hag would get out of the way.

Sierra Nevadas.

Great IPA, not sure there are enough IPAs on Earth to help that poor girl.

Edit: org had cslled her a Sea Hag, there is no ocean.

 

[Cosmo Kramer]

Aren't duck and goose pretty high in saturated fat and cholesterol? I've heard duck is a lot higher in cholesterol than 85/15 beef.

Also, do you live in a forest?!

Cousin Eddie quit eating Squirrels once he found out they were high in Cholesterol.

 

[SweetasSoda]

With cholesterol and dementia in your family, you should get your APOE genetic status checked. You may well have one or more copies of APOE4. One copy increases your risk of Alzheimer's from 9% to 25-30%. Two copies increases that to 50-90%. In either case you can fight it with nutrition, supplements, and lifestyle. Key points to focus on is lowering insulin, fasting glucose, and homocysteine. Look up Dr. Dale Bredesen.

Do you know anything about MTHFR?

 

[Orange_Crush]

MTHFR?

Did you leave some letters out of that?

 

[Orangeburst]

Hey @VolsDoc81TX or other medical professionals of VN. Is there any medical benefit to giving blood on a regular basis. I gave today and was just wondering. I intend to continue giving blood as I am O+ but was wondering if it was beneficial for my health as well. TIA.

 

[Jackcrevol]

Hey @VolsDoc81TX or other medical professionals of VN. Is there any medical benefit to giving blood on a regular basis. I gave today and was just wondering. I intend to continue giving blood as I am O+ but was wondering if it was beneficial for my health as well. TIA.

@Glitch I would recommend blood letting, particularly with these leeches

 

[Weezer]

Do you know anything about MTHFR?

Did you just curse??

 

[Weezer]

Will lower serum ferritin, which at one point was considered to be a possible reason heart disease was less prevalent in pre-menopausal women. Not sure if that research went anywhere.

Pretty sure Glitch is already in menopause.

 

[SweetasSoda]

Engineer never forgave us for not signing off on returning Jeremy Banks to RB.

Really?

 

[SSVol]

Do you know anything about MTHFR?

Yeah. It affects methylation, which drives up homocysteine, one of the contributors to cognitive decline. Taking high dose methylcobalamin will help correct it.