posted December 23, 2010 10:06 AM            

Edited to add post I was working on when a thread was closed.
I am sorry I did not have time to reply to you again firecracker and others.{{{hugs}}}

My post was this:
Ami said:

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If someone thinks *I* would laugh about STD's--yes ---that person is being dense and EXHIBITING low intelligence.

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Are you trying to tell me I LAUGHED about STD's?
Well ,if so, I am sorry you are of such low intelligence and subtlety, Kat.
My condolences to you.
I am sure you cannot be this dense and be a STUDENT of Astrology so what is my conclusion other than you want to scapegoat me?

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She did make fun of STDs.
And I am evil and mean because I said that was wrong to do?
I am dumb/its a dumb reason to take umbridge over? And what have Jews to do with it?

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Also, they use"dumb" reasons such as I laughed at STD's.
Then, they have a "reason" to attack. This is like the "Jews control the world"

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And her saying she apologizes when wrong?

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If *I* have hurt anyone ,been mean, ungracious, petty or violent, I will RUN to apologize to you.

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Thank you katatonic!

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LEXX did NOT attack you! you did laugh at a serious subject! what "ruse" are you talking about?

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Randall:-(

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Charmaine, it's not about LEXX and Ami, because by the time I got here it had escalated to a bunch of people accusing Ami of something she didn't do, so yeah, of course I was going to defend her. What's right is right.

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I am being called low intelligence and such now by her.
Well,
I have an IQ of 180
(baseline for genius is 135) so yeah, However according to the ruling of Doctor Ami here,
I am person of such seriously low intelligence and a terrible person;
who had the audacity to take umbridge to her making fun of serious issues such as STDs and losses of loved ones to A.I.D.S.

posted December 23, 2010 04:28 PM            

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I'm sorry, this is STILL NOT TRUE...

There is no Big-brother behind antibiotics used to tread bacterial STD's...

No Big-brother behind using Valtrex for Herpes...

No Big-brother behind Anti-virals for HIV...

It's just NOT TRUE.

There are no herbs, plants, or vitamins that can rid the body of STD's.

These diseases have been around since the dawning of civilization. HIV, a more recent one, has been an issue within our lifetimes...

But, has become managable with anti-virals.

Extremism, in any regard, is dangerous.

People need to stay open-minded to BOTH ALTERNATIVE AND CONVENTIONAL MEDICINE!

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If I didn't quote correctly my apologies. The first flaw in your comment to mine is your lack of education which is self-evident. This is not to say that you are stupid. Please don't take it as such. I'm only saying you have not had the right education as many Americans have not (actually they seem to be proud to be uneducated...that's another story and off topic) including most of the world. I myself was uneducated up on until a few months ago. Here are some links to help not only you but everyone else. Hopefully the spread of knowledge will help unify people.

naturalnews.com
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1337231563159418946#
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3491021441790647089#

posted December 24, 2010 01:01 PM            

Randall feel free to delete the post if you wish.
And folks;
please do not reply to my post edit above.
I only wanted to make my points and reply to the insults upon my person and to thank folks
whom I did not have the chance to thank on the other thread.
Please let it drop.
As long as there are no more insults, and making fun of STDs;
I shall not veer again from the topic of this thread.

posted December 24, 2010 01:33 PM            

(Also realize that CATS get STD's, too)

Dear Cecil:

I'm contemplating dog pimping — selling my rare-breed male dog's procreative capability to owners of his female counterparts. Is there such a thing as doggy venereal disease that could thwart my plans?

— Warren

Cecil replies:

Yes, Warren, dogs can contract a variety of diseases while getting it on. These range from the run-of-the-puppy-mill (e.g., genital herpes) to the reasonably exotic — the parasitic infection leishmaniasis, endemic elsewhere in the world but seen only occasionally in the U.S., can apparently spread via dog intimacy. Of major concern is canine brucellosis, a nasty bacterial infection of the reproductive tract that can lead to inflammation and infertility in males and aborted litters in females. Purebreds are often tested for brucellosis before mating (it seems to be especially common among beagles); it's rarely fatal in itself, but infected dogs are sometimes euthanized to prevent its insidious spread.

The really sexy dog STD, though, is something called canine transmissible venereal tumor, a very rare example of what's known as a parasitic cancer. Unlike most other contagious cancers such as cervical cancer in humans, CTVT isn't spread by a virus but (as recently proved) by cancerous cells themselves. Genetic analysis suggests the tumor originated in an individual wolf or domesticated dog, probably in east Asia, between 200 and 2,500 years ago. This long-dead canid's much-mutated cells are still alive and being passed along during coitus (or sometimes through casual contact) centuries later, making it the longest-lived mammalian cell line known. The disease is now found throughout the world, especially where there are large populations of strays. It can be treated with surgery, radiation, and chemo, but most otherwise healthy dogs recover spontaneously after several months.

Luckily for us, there are no known parasitic cancers in humans, and only two additional ones affect animals. One arose spontaneously in a laboratory hamster around 1960: it's a reticulum-cell sarcoma that can be spread by casual contact, cannibalism (hamsters' souls are a lot darker than you might think), and mosquito bites; the tumor grows in the larynx and eventually leads to suffocation. The other is a condition threatening Tasmanian devils with extinction in the wild, called devil facial-tumor disease. First noted in the 90s, it's spread by bites; the tumors grow around the mouth and eventually cause death by starvation.

More good news: you can safely breed your dog without fear of his contracting syphilis or gonorrhea — as sexually transmitted symptomatic diseases, those are pretty much limited to humans. And unless he's very well trained, you probably don't have to worry about him picking anything up from a toilet seat.

Why don't raindrops pummel us into chopped liver? Thousands of them plummet out of the sky at terminal velocity yet they splatter off of us harmlessly. A skydiver told me it really hurts to fall through them, but aren't they moving at the same speed? When I asked him about that he said it's because he's falling on the pointy end of the drops. He was kidding, right?

posted December 24, 2010 01:52 PM            

FIV was first discovered in 1986 in a colony of cats that had a high prevalence of opportunistic infections and degenerative conditions, and has since been identified as an endemic disease in domestic cat populations worldwide [3].

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feline_immunodeficiency_virus

posted December 24, 2010 02:02 PM            

Merry Christmas everyone
Peace and Love

Take it away Judy... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g4lY8Y3eoo&feature=player_embedded

posted December 24, 2010 02:08 PM            

but hey, carry on surprising me. You might just get my Gemini ascendant spilt personality'ing or even social psychologizing the victim in me, which is a good thing cos he went missing whilst hitch-hiking through the Rockies 10 years ago..