Who is this guy?

[Bucky]

I came across an article on the examiner.com. Admittedly, I have no information to the contrary, but one would think if the facts are true it would be all over the media and not some guy who "was trained in acupuncture and oriental medicine at Institute of Traditional Medicine in Sante Fe, N.M., and at the School of Traditional Medicine of New England in Boston. He served at the Central Public Hospital of Pochutla in Mexico, and was awarded the title of doctor of oriental medicine for his work including one of the first nationally certified acupuncturists in the U.S."

"After the first week, officials had enough information to call for evacuation of a wide area in Japan and also Hawaii, Alaska and the entire west coast of North America," said Dr. Sircus.

All of northern Japan and the U.S. west coast should have been evacuated according to Dr. Sircus, admittedly "as impossible as evacuating the entire planet or the entire northern hemisphere."

[Coligny]

seems a bit alarmist (*)... but when the embassy called me for the evacuation inscription, the first thing I told them was that going back to France was not going to be the safest option. The guy asked me why... I had to remind him aboot the west to east wind travel in the northern hemisphere, making australia a safer place to go...

And when you're in a situation where Australia can be considered safer than France... you know how deeply fucked you are...

(*) But we are now facing an openly admitted "China Syndrome" situation, judging by the density of cover up before admitting it, we can project that we are just lucky not to glow in the dark yet...

also... a bit unsettling:

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[Greji]

I came across an article on the examiner.com. Admittedly, I have no information to the contrary

I think he was the former Safety Inspector for TEPCO.

(One does have to wonder about the extent of Oriental Medicine taught in New Mexico....)

[matsuki]

I think he was the former Safety Inspector for TEPCO.

(One does have to wonder about the extent of Oriental Medicine taught in New Mexico....)

I never had "Oriental Medicine" New Mexico or Mexico for that matter but Tequila sure does seem like a cure all for most of my problems

[Greji]

I never had "Oriental Medicine" New Mexico or Mexico for that matter but Tequila sure does seem like a cure all for most of my problems

If you got a jug or two of good TK around, you eliminate the need for any medical assistance, although my mates almost had to call the undertaker for me a time, or two. Good stuff, with or without the worm....

[Samurai_Jerk]

I never had "Oriental Medicine" New Mexico or Mexico for that matter but Tequila sure does seem like a cure all for most of my problems

Interesting. My problems often start with tequila.

[matsuki]

If you got a jug or two of good TK around, you eliminate the need for any medical assistance, although my mates almost had to call the undertaker for me a time, or two. Good stuff, with or without the worm....

Jugs?! now see, if I kept that much around, I'd share SJ's problem...

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

My problems often start with tequila.

Lucky you...goddamned worm gets me every time...

[Greji]

Lucky you...goddamned worm gets me every time...

Damn Hair, you must be able to really knock 'em back. I can never remember getting to the worm, or beyond. Great trip getting there though!

[Typhoon]

I came across an article on the examiner.com. Admittedly, I have no information to the contrary, but one would think if the facts are true it would be all over the media and not some guy who "was trained in acupuncture and oriental medicine at Institute of Traditional Medicine in Sante Fe, N.M., and at the School of Traditional Medicine of New England in Boston. He served at the Central Public Hospital of Pochutla in Mexico, and was awarded the title of doctor of oriental medicine for his work including one of the first nationally certified acupuncturists in the U.S."

Received his Honorary Degree in Oriental Medicine from a fortune cookie.

Currently running his quack medicine scams in Brazil: http://director.imva.info

Arm & Hammer Baking Soda for H1N1 influenza and cancer? Woo at its finest! http://goo.gl/FtnPV

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

Damn Hair, you must be able to really knock 'em back. I can never remember getting to the worm, or beyond. Great trip getting there though!

It was actually another type of worm that I was referring to. Had it been AO or Iraira, I'd've been talking trouser snakes. Maybe I threw you by referring to a worm, but they don't put slugs in the bottom of tequila bottles.

[Greji]

It was actually another type of worm that I was referring to. Had it been AO or Iraira, I'd've been talking trouser snakes. Maybe I threw you by referring to a worm, but they don't put slugs in the bottom of tequila bottles.

Hair you're talking to the right guy. I got more meat hanging down than the corner butcher's shop. Now, I do have to point out that if you talking boas in the trousers, you gotta leave AO and Iraira out of the conversation. I'm not gonna say they ain't too well endowed, but when they were both circumcised at birth, it came dangerously close to being a sex-change operation for both of them.....

[Iraira]

Hair you're talking to the right guy. I got more meat hanging down than the corner butcher's shop. Now, I do have to point out that if you talking boas in the trousers, you gotta leave AO and Iraira out of the conversation. I'm not gonna say they ain't too well endowed, but when they were both circumcised at birth, it came dangerously close to being a sex-change operation for both of them.....

Never use a mohel who is tweaking.

[Greji]

Never use a mohel who is tweaking.

".....You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Iraira again....."

[Iraira]

Or a mohel with Tourette's....although I can see the humor in doing so.

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

I'd be more worried about the mohel with Parkinson's...

[Greji]

Or a mohel with Tourette's....although I can see the humor in doing so.

I had my Brit Milah in Roppongi last week by Noriko with a set of Pinking Shears.

[Iraira]

I had my Brit Milah in Roppongi last week by Noriko with a set of Pinking Shears.

Pinking shears?!?! You're starting to show your age. Real men get "brissed" ( not sure if that's a verb) using chain saws, or have just used the object to which said forskin is attached so feverently that the foreskin comes flying off from friction. Makes any scrapbook that much more viewable.

[Greji]

Pinking shears?!?! You're starting to show your age. Real men get "brissed" ( not sure if that's a verb) using chain saws, or have just used the object to which said forskin is attached so feverently that the foreskin comes flying off from friction. Makes any scrapbook that much more viewable.

Well, it gave me a frilly dilly, but the good thing is with Noriko, there's never any table scraps.