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 2010-10-14 10:51 PM in reply to: #3153545 |
Melon Presser  52116   |  Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS!mbasta - 2010-10-15 11:47 AM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:46 PM I think most people here are great. I have learned to stay out of supplement debates though because a lot of people believe a lot of stuff and it frustrates me, added to which I bite too easily when people aggravate me when I should know that it doesn't matter what I say they will never back down. So I just avoid them now and everyone is happy  Giving suppliment advice to people brainwashed to believe suppliment is the only way is like giving fitness advice to parents and husband in my experience. BWAH HA HA HA It's actually really sad, but (among others of course it was complex) I lost my best friend because I was also her coach and I gave her advice she didn't like. |
| 2010-10-14 10:51 PM in reply to: #3153549 |
Elite 2640   Ontario, Canada | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:48 PM Oooh, I just got a swim programme from my new swim coach! Well only ever swim coach to be honest. My swimming needs help and I thought some one on one time was the way to go. Must plan out my new swim sessions I can't wait to get swim coaching!! Speaking of the reason why I don't have one - I have an interview tomorrow! And a second interview for the last Friday one on Tuesday. I have a good feeling about tomorrow's in terms of suitability and career opportunity. Then - swim coach! |
| 2010-10-14 10:52 PM in reply to: #3153552 |
Melon Presser 52116 | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! mbasta - 2010-10-15 11:50 AM One of my husband's friends asked me about steroids... I did a little research for him and brought back a solid argument about EXACTLY why he shouldn't do it. I had some reasons but he wanted lots of detail. Wouldn't you know it, I ended up in an argument with a pot head over which was a more reliable source - my journal articles or his biography of a baseball player who took steroids and experienced greatness. What's that quote from Dilbert? "Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience!" |
| 2010-10-14 10:53 PM in reply to: #3153555 |
Melon Presser 52116 | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! mbasta - 2010-10-15 11:51 AM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:48 PM Oooh, I just got a swim programme from my new swim coach! Well only ever swim coach to be honest. My swimming needs help and I thought some one on one time was the way to go. Must plan out my new swim sessions I can't wait to get swim coaching!! Speaking of the reason why I don't have one - I have an interview tomorrow! And a second interview for the last Friday one on Tuesday. I have a good feeling about tomorrow's in terms of suitability and career opportunity. Then - swim coach! Good luck! I send you best of Bali juju!!!! Be yourself. You're awesome. |
| 2010-10-14 10:54 PM in reply to: #3153545 |
Master 1346 Gold Coast | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:47 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:46 PM I think most people here are great. I have learned to stay out of supplement debates though because a lot of people believe a lot of stuff and it frustrates me, added to which I bite too easily when people aggravate me when I should know that it doesn't matter what I say they will never back down. So I just avoid them now and everyone is happy Giving suppliment advice to people brainwashed to believe suppliment is the only way is like giving fitness advice to parents and husband in my experience. Very very very true. I have, in the past, dug up all sorts of papers for friends even, thinking that maybe they will believe it if its not coming from me - no joy of course! Actually, my pet topic right now (after cancer "wonder" cures) is childhood vaccination. I have come across so many people recently who don't believe in it or are very concerned because of the amount of negative press that I am writing an opinion piece which our external relations office have promised to pitch to the papers here when its done. Its taking some time though as I have to keep reminding myself I can be opinionated in it, I dont have to be calm and accept everyone elses viewpoint for a change! |
| 2010-10-14 10:54 PM in reply to: #3153551 |
Elite 2640 Ontario, Canada | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! TriAya - 2010-10-14 11:49 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-15 11:46 AM I think most people here are great. I have learned to stay out of supplement debates though because a lot of people believe a lot of stuff and it frustrates me, added to which I bite too easily when people aggravate me when I should know that it doesn't matter what I say they will never back down. So I just avoid them now and everyone is happy Hahaha. Every day my friends in CoJ tell me to stay out of Tri Talk! I never do, though. BTW certain interesting people have become very polite, almost to the point of slobbering, on the forums. It's nice to see. Maybe they got mod warnings? |
| 2010-10-14 10:54 PM in reply to: #3145451 |
Elite 2640 Ontario, Canada | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! Mod warning top page |
| 2010-10-14 10:55 PM in reply to: #3153555 |
Master 1346 Gold Coast | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:51 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:48 PM Oooh, I just got a swim programme from my new swim coach! Well only ever swim coach to be honest. My swimming needs help and I thought some one on one time was the way to go. Must plan out my new swim sessions I can't wait to get swim coaching!! Speaking of the reason why I don't have one - I have an interview tomorrow! And a second interview for the last Friday one on Tuesday. I have a good feeling about tomorrow's in terms of suitability and career opportunity. Then - swim coach! Oh - thats super duper awesome news! Good luck! |
| 2010-10-14 10:56 PM in reply to: #3153556 |
Master 1346 Gold Coast | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! TriAya - 2010-10-15 1:52 PM mbasta - 2010-10-15 11:50 AM One of my husband's friends asked me about steroids... I did a little research for him and brought back a solid argument about EXACTLY why he shouldn't do it. I had some reasons but he wanted lots of detail. Wouldn't you know it, I ended up in an argument with a pot head over which was a more reliable source - my journal articles or his biography of a baseball player who took steroids and experienced greatness. What's that quote from Dilbert? "Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience!" Nice quote! Sad about your friend though, I'm sorry to hear that. |
| 2010-10-14 10:57 PM in reply to: #3153558 |
Elite 2640 Ontario, Canada | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:54 PM mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:47 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:46 PM I think most people here are great. I have learned to stay out of supplement debates though because a lot of people believe a lot of stuff and it frustrates me, added to which I bite too easily when people aggravate me when I should know that it doesn't matter what I say they will never back down. So I just avoid them now and everyone is happy Giving suppliment advice to people brainwashed to believe suppliment is the only way is like giving fitness advice to parents and husband in my experience. Very very very true. I have, in the past, dug up all sorts of papers for friends even, thinking that maybe they will believe it if its not coming from me - no joy of course! Actually, my pet topic right now (after cancer "wonder" cures) is childhood vaccination. I have come across so many people recently who don't believe in it or are very concerned because of the amount of negative press that I am writing an opinion piece which our external relations office have promised to pitch to the papers here when its done. Its taking some time though as I have to keep reminding myself I can be opinionated in it, I dont have to be calm and accept everyone elses viewpoint for a change! What are your thoughts on the new HPV vaccination for 10 year old girls? I agree that the standard tried and true vac's are great (measels, rubella... etc), but I have mixed feelings about the up and coming ones because I don't know anything about it. |
| 2010-10-14 10:58 PM in reply to: #3145451 |
Elite 2640 Ontario, Canada | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! Thanks for the luck ladies! The person on the phone was very friendly so I hope that they are as great in person. I know that people can't be happy all of the time, but if people are miserable on interview day that's a forecast for disaster. |
| 2010-10-14 11:04 PM in reply to: #3145451 |
Melon Presser 52116 | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! I'm dragging my feet on going back to the doc. On one hand I have a driver today and I have to go to that area for banking. On the other I kind of wanted to cull some decent opinions from the BT crowd, since it's more a case of (going to the doctor here) "You have any new/different/other ideas? No? Okay, then this is what I want." I think I need another pretty pink star for courage. |
| 2010-10-14 11:04 PM in reply to: #3153565 |
Master 1346 Gold Coast | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:57 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:54 PM mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:47 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:46 PM I think most people here are great. I have learned to stay out of supplement debates though because a lot of people believe a lot of stuff and it frustrates me, added to which I bite too easily when people aggravate me when I should know that it doesn't matter what I say they will never back down. So I just avoid them now and everyone is happy Giving suppliment advice to people brainwashed to believe suppliment is the only way is like giving fitness advice to parents and husband in my experience. Very very very true. I have, in the past, dug up all sorts of papers for friends even, thinking that maybe they will believe it if its not coming from me - no joy of course! Actually, my pet topic right now (after cancer "wonder" cures) is childhood vaccination. I have come across so many people recently who don't believe in it or are very concerned because of the amount of negative press that I am writing an opinion piece which our external relations office have promised to pitch to the papers here when its done. Its taking some time though as I have to keep reminding myself I can be opinionated in it, I dont have to be calm and accept everyone elses viewpoint for a change! What are your thoughts on the new HPV vaccination for 10 year old girls? I agree that the standard tried and true vac's are great (measels, rubella... etc), but I have mixed feelings about the up and coming ones because I don't know anything about it. Oh goodness, thats a tough one! Youve caught me out as I don't know a whole lot about the HPV vaccine either, except that I hear its a pretty decent one....I think I will need to look some stuff up next week... I don't think they are rolling it out for girls that young here, at least yet, but my gut feeling would be that its a good thing (no evidence yet though!). I get frustrated with the whole MMR thing, and peoples lack of responsibility when it comes to the routine childhood vaccines. I don't think they realise how their children may be safer because others are vaccinated but they are letting the side down with regards to herd immunity. Plus, as with everything, people believe a LOT of BS. |
| 2010-10-14 11:06 PM in reply to: #3153579 |
Elite 2640 Ontario, Canada | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! TriAya - 2010-10-15 12:04 AM I'm dragging my feet on going back to the doc. On one hand I have a driver today and I have to go to that area for banking. On the other I kind of wanted to cull some decent opinions from the BT crowd, since it's more a case of (going to the doctor here) "You have any new/different/other ideas? No? Okay, then this is what I want." I think I need another pretty pink star for courage. Well, it won't hurt to go to the doctor. At worst it will be a waste of your time and that's the end of the visit. |
| 2010-10-14 11:07 PM in reply to: #3145451 |
Elite 2640 Ontario, Canada | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! |
| 2010-10-14 11:09 PM in reply to: #3145451 |
Master 1346 Gold Coast | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! Similar topic....have either of you read a book called Bad Science by Ben Goldacre? Hes a British doc and its really very good. The problem is that the people who SHOULD read it won't. If you are readers though and after something interesting and relatively easy to read its a good one. |
| 2010-10-14 11:09 PM in reply to: #3153580 |
Elite 2640 Ontario, Canada | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! rh8463 - 2010-10-15 12:04 AM mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:57 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:54 PM mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:47 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:46 PM I think most people here are great. I have learned to stay out of supplement debates though because a lot of people believe a lot of stuff and it frustrates me, added to which I bite too easily when people aggravate me when I should know that it doesn't matter what I say they will never back down. So I just avoid them now and everyone is happy Giving suppliment advice to people brainwashed to believe suppliment is the only way is like giving fitness advice to parents and husband in my experience. Very very very true. I have, in the past, dug up all sorts of papers for friends even, thinking that maybe they will believe it if its not coming from me - no joy of course! Actually, my pet topic right now (after cancer "wonder" cures) is childhood vaccination. I have come across so many people recently who don't believe in it or are very concerned because of the amount of negative press that I am writing an opinion piece which our external relations office have promised to pitch to the papers here when its done. Its taking some time though as I have to keep reminding myself I can be opinionated in it, I dont have to be calm and accept everyone elses viewpoint for a change! What are your thoughts on the new HPV vaccination for 10 year old girls? I agree that the standard tried and true vac's are great (measels, rubella... etc), but I have mixed feelings about the up and coming ones because I don't know anything about it. Oh goodness, thats a tough one! Youve caught me out as I don't know a whole lot about the HPV vaccine either, except that I hear its a pretty decent one....I think I will need to look some stuff up next week... I don't think they are rolling it out for girls that young here, at least yet, but my gut feeling would be that its a good thing (no evidence yet though!). I get frustrated with the whole MMR thing, and peoples lack of responsibility when it comes to the routine childhood vaccines. I don't think they realise how their children may be safer because others are vaccinated but they are letting the side down with regards to herd immunity. Plus, as with everything, people believe a LOT of BS. You don't have to research it for me, I was just wondering about a top of the head opinion. They are injecting the kids here with it already with parental permission. Feels a little experimental to me... I remember when I took the seasonal injection birth control right when it came out... what a disaster! |
| 2010-10-14 11:09 PM in reply to: #3153565 |
Melon Presser 52116 | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! mbasta - 2010-10-15 11:57 AM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:54 PM mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:47 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:46 PM I think most people here are great. I have learned to stay out of supplement debates though because a lot of people believe a lot of stuff and it frustrates me, added to which I bite too easily when people aggravate me when I should know that it doesn't matter what I say they will never back down. So I just avoid them now and everyone is happy Giving suppliment advice to people brainwashed to believe suppliment is the only way is like giving fitness advice to parents and husband in my experience. Very very very true. I have, in the past, dug up all sorts of papers for friends even, thinking that maybe they will believe it if its not coming from me - no joy of course! Actually, my pet topic right now (after cancer "wonder" cures) is childhood vaccination. I have come across so many people recently who don't believe in it or are very concerned because of the amount of negative press that I am writing an opinion piece which our external relations office have promised to pitch to the papers here when its done. Its taking some time though as I have to keep reminding myself I can be opinionated in it, I dont have to be calm and accept everyone elses viewpoint for a change! What are your thoughts on the new HPV vaccination for 10 year old girls? I agree that the standard tried and true vac's are great (measels, rubella... etc), but I have mixed feelings about the up and coming ones because I don't know anything about it. I have mixed feelings about the HPV as well, for the same reasons. Especially since (when I was there) they mass-vaccinated adolescents in schools. !!! (Like California has the money to do this?) It's weird, too, and I can be oddly conservative about such things, but with this particular strain of viruses--educating kids to make responsible choices, which needs to happen regardless, is critical. And the frank understanding that a lot of STDs can't be protected against with condoms. |
| 2010-10-14 11:10 PM in reply to: #3153585 |
Elite 2640 Ontario, Canada | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! rh8463 - 2010-10-15 12:09 AM Similar topic....have either of you read a book called Bad Science by Ben Goldacre? Hes a British doc and its really very good. The problem is that the people who SHOULD read it won't. If you are readers though and after something interesting and relatively easy to read its a good one. Isn't that always the case! "The problem is that the people who SHOULD read it won't." |
| 2010-10-14 11:10 PM in reply to: #3153586 |
Master 1346 Gold Coast | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! mbasta - 2010-10-15 2:09 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-15 12:04 AM mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:57 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:54 PM mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:47 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:46 PM I think most people here are great. I have learned to stay out of supplement debates though because a lot of people believe a lot of stuff and it frustrates me, added to which I bite too easily when people aggravate me when I should know that it doesn't matter what I say they will never back down. So I just avoid them now and everyone is happy Giving suppliment advice to people brainwashed to believe suppliment is the only way is like giving fitness advice to parents and husband in my experience. Very very very true. I have, in the past, dug up all sorts of papers for friends even, thinking that maybe they will believe it if its not coming from me - no joy of course! Actually, my pet topic right now (after cancer "wonder" cures) is childhood vaccination. I have come across so many people recently who don't believe in it or are very concerned because of the amount of negative press that I am writing an opinion piece which our external relations office have promised to pitch to the papers here when its done. Its taking some time though as I have to keep reminding myself I can be opinionated in it, I dont have to be calm and accept everyone elses viewpoint for a change! What are your thoughts on the new HPV vaccination for 10 year old girls? I agree that the standard tried and true vac's are great (measels, rubella... etc), but I have mixed feelings about the up and coming ones because I don't know anything about it. Oh goodness, thats a tough one! Youve caught me out as I don't know a whole lot about the HPV vaccine either, except that I hear its a pretty decent one....I think I will need to look some stuff up next week... I don't think they are rolling it out for girls that young here, at least yet, but my gut feeling would be that its a good thing (no evidence yet though!). I get frustrated with the whole MMR thing, and peoples lack of responsibility when it comes to the routine childhood vaccines. I don't think they realise how their children may be safer because others are vaccinated but they are letting the side down with regards to herd immunity. Plus, as with everything, people believe a LOT of BS. You don't have to research it for me, I was just wondering about a top of the head opinion. They are injecting the kids here with it already with parental permission. Feels a little experimental to me... I remember when I took the seasonal injection birth control right when it came out... what a disaster! Oh no, don't worry. I just feel now you have mentioned it that I really should know more about it. I like to keep informed! |
| 2010-10-14 11:12 PM in reply to: #3153586 |
Melon Presser 52116 | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! mbasta - 2010-10-15 12:09 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-15 12:04 AM mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:57 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:54 PM mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:47 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:46 PM I think most people here are great. I have learned to stay out of supplement debates though because a lot of people believe a lot of stuff and it frustrates me, added to which I bite too easily when people aggravate me when I should know that it doesn't matter what I say they will never back down. So I just avoid them now and everyone is happy Giving suppliment advice to people brainwashed to believe suppliment is the only way is like giving fitness advice to parents and husband in my experience. Very very very true. I have, in the past, dug up all sorts of papers for friends even, thinking that maybe they will believe it if its not coming from me - no joy of course! Actually, my pet topic right now (after cancer "wonder" cures) is childhood vaccination. I have come across so many people recently who don't believe in it or are very concerned because of the amount of negative press that I am writing an opinion piece which our external relations office have promised to pitch to the papers here when its done. Its taking some time though as I have to keep reminding myself I can be opinionated in it, I dont have to be calm and accept everyone elses viewpoint for a change! What are your thoughts on the new HPV vaccination for 10 year old girls? I agree that the standard tried and true vac's are great (measels, rubella... etc), but I have mixed feelings about the up and coming ones because I don't know anything about it. Oh goodness, thats a tough one! Youve caught me out as I don't know a whole lot about the HPV vaccine either, except that I hear its a pretty decent one....I think I will need to look some stuff up next week... I don't think they are rolling it out for girls that young here, at least yet, but my gut feeling would be that its a good thing (no evidence yet though!). I get frustrated with the whole MMR thing, and peoples lack of responsibility when it comes to the routine childhood vaccines. I don't think they realise how their children may be safer because others are vaccinated but they are letting the side down with regards to herd immunity. Plus, as with everything, people believe a LOT of BS. You don't have to research it for me, I was just wondering about a top of the head opinion. They are injecting the kids here with it already with parental permission. Feels a little experimental to me... I remember when I took the seasonal injection birth control right when it came out... what a disaster! I lost two years of my life when Depo Provera first came out in the States and I got it. For two years I suffered excruciating constant migraines and vomiting and endless rounds of doctors specialists and hospitals and procedures ... no one ever thought to tell me to change/ditch birth control until I went to a traditional Chinese practitioner for acupuncture. |
| 2010-10-14 11:12 PM in reply to: #3145451 |
Elite 2640 Ontario, Canada | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! I just checked with the library e-portal and it has copies of Bad Science. I'm 3rd in que. Free books!! |
| 2010-10-14 11:14 PM in reply to: #3153596 |
Master 1346 Gold Coast | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! mbasta - 2010-10-15 2:12 PM I just checked with the library e-portal and it has copies of Bad Science. I'm 3rd in que. Free books!! Awesome! Be sure to tell me what you think of it! |
| 2010-10-14 11:14 PM in reply to: #3153596 |
Melon Presser 52116 | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! mbasta - 2010-10-15 12:12 PM I just checked with the library e-portal and it has copies of Bad Science. I'm 3rd in que. Free books!! I RRRRRRRRRRUV books. Used to have 10,000 had to give most of them away when I moved back to Indonesia from the U.S. I cried. |
| 2010-10-14 11:15 PM in reply to: #3153594 |
Elite 2640 Ontario, Canada | Subject: RE: Ghoulies October: GHOULIE CRUSHERS! TriAya - 2010-10-15 12:12 AM mbasta - 2010-10-15 12:09 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-15 12:04 AM mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:57 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:54 PM mbasta - 2010-10-15 1:47 PM rh8463 - 2010-10-14 11:46 PM I think most people here are great. I have learned to stay out of supplement debates though because a lot of people believe a lot of stuff and it frustrates me, added to which I bite too easily when people aggravate me when I should know that it doesn't matter what I say they will never back down. So I just avoid them now and everyone is happy Giving suppliment advice to people brainwashed to believe suppliment is the only way is like giving fitness advice to parents and husband in my experience. Very very very true. I have, in the past, dug up all sorts of papers for friends even, thinking that maybe they will believe it if its not coming from me - no joy of course! Actually, my pet topic right now (after cancer "wonder" cures) is childhood vaccination. I have come across so many people recently who don't believe in it or are very concerned because of the amount of negative press that I am writing an opinion piece which our external relations office have promised to pitch to the papers here when its done. Its taking some time though as I have to keep reminding myself I can be opinionated in it, I dont have to be calm and accept everyone elses viewpoint for a change! What are your thoughts on the new HPV vaccination for 10 year old girls? I agree that the standard tried and true vac's are great (measels, rubella... etc), but I have mixed feelings about the up and coming ones because I don't know anything about it. Oh goodness, thats a tough one! Youve caught me out as I don't know a whole lot about the HPV vaccine either, except that I hear its a pretty decent one....I think I will need to look some stuff up next week... I don't think they are rolling it out for girls that young here, at least yet, but my gut feeling would be that its a good thing (no evidence yet though!). I get frustrated with the whole MMR thing, and peoples lack of responsibility when it comes to the routine childhood vaccines. I don't think they realise how their children may be safer because others are vaccinated but they are letting the side down with regards to herd immunity. Plus, as with everything, people believe a LOT of BS. You don't have to research it for me, I was just wondering about a top of the head opinion. They are injecting the kids here with it already with parental permission. Feels a little experimental to me... I remember when I took the seasonal injection birth control right when it came out... what a disaster! I lost two years of my life when Depo Provera first came out in the States and I got it. For two years I suffered excruciating constant migraines and vomiting and endless rounds of doctors specialists and hospitals and procedures ... no one ever thought to tell me to change/ditch birth control until I went to a traditional Chinese practitioner for acupuncture. I was on depo and I was spotting for the duration of it - meanwhile it promises menstruation cessation. After 3/4 year having constant low flow I spent enough time waiting. In retrospect, I don't feel so bad about it since you clearly had a worse deal! |
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