its hard for me to believe that someone could use them a lot and often without having some bad effects that would make them question what the hell they're ingesting.
Well, HGH doesn't have any major side effects, that I know of. Actually, it's really interesting to me that pro players, who basically have all possible science at their fingertips for the asking, are as clueless and gullible as the general public when it comes to substances and health. They need to perform or else they don't get paid; so they'll do some pretty weird and desperate things if it holds out the (even obviously nonsensical or problematic) claim of helping them perform. Sometimes, it's harmless -- the titanium/nickel necklaces they all wear now, which are supposed to "harmonize your energy" or some shit -- and sometimes it's overdosing on creatine till you rip a tendon.
"wow, why do they feel the need to have strange line breaks in words, and possibly odd kerning?"
seriously. this screams typography gimmick to me. and it is hard to navigate - in my mind, death on the web. don't even talk to me about the full justification - that's a print designer thing. just wanted to see what other people thought. someone just sent it to me with "award-winning design" (and I want to kick it back as winningDE/SIGN-award?)
seriously. this screams typography gimmick to me. and it is hard to navigate - in my mind, death on the web. don't even talk to me about the full justification - that's a print designer thing. just wanted to see what other people thought.
I'm not a typography expert, but it makes me want to hurt the web designer.
Boss fires staff for not smoking
BERLIN (Reuters) - The owner of a small German computer company has fired three non-smoking workers because they were threatening to disturb the peace after they requested a smoke-free environment.
The manager of the 10-person IT company in Buesum, named Thomas J., told the Hamburger Morgenpost newspaper he had fired the trio because their non-smoking was causing disruptions.
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"I can't be bothered with trouble-makers," Thomas was quoted saying. "We're on the phone all the time and it's just easier to work while smoking. Everyone picks on smokers these days. It's time for revenge. I'm only going to hire smokers from now on."
Well, HGH doesn't have any major side effects, that I know of.
I was thinking steroids specifically.
I'm not sure, really, why Human Growth Hormone
should
be banned. There are some people (quite possibly screw balls, I'll grant) who think it's use should be more widespread.
I know I'd love to have a doctor seriously push for it for Mom's insurance to cover it.
I had one friend friend with AIDS benefit greatly from it in the course of a study. Because he was terminal and benefitting so greatly they went ahead and doesed him longer and at higher levels than anybody else at that time. At a certain point it lost the "magic" and we eventually did lose him, but it never hurt him at all.
Wow, Sox, that website looks exactly like someone took a print document and stuck it on-line (which I see happen all the time around here).
I am ready to kill people who do not understand the difference between 'reimbursement' and 'waiver'. Seriously, the 5,000 people who don't want to pay me upfront because they "qualify for reimbursement" are going to be dead soon.
Well, HGH doesn't have any major side effects, that I know of.
I thought it led to enlarged heart and excess bone growth, but I may be mistaken. Also elite athletes tend to take steroids, etc, at levels that FAR exceed therapeutic doses.
HGH causes acromegaly with associated risks to the organs (heart, aneurysms), but it takes years of high dosage via pituitary tumor.
