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Then I suggest you check them out, entering THC cookies if their webpages have a search function.

I can be extremely unco-operative with people who rub me up the wrong way. As are most people. As for snarky, it's not my problem what you take from what I post. The attached photo indicates the product is not made by a home baker. Possibly you can find a link to a producer from that photo.

I don't know what my post count has to do with not disclosing someone else's details, but thanks for keeping count. I don't bother.

Some people DO win the lottery in terms of their genetic inheritance, they are called statistical outliers. There's a saying in quality control, if you don't measure it, you can't control it. I have no problem with regular health checks, because then I may be able to do something about a parameter which is abnormal. I'd rather know about a problem than ignore it, for my own peace of mind. And as Sheryl has said, always best to treat cancer early. Having regular colonoscopies was recommended for me because I had an uncle who died of bowel cancer. As no one else in a pretty extensive family has had it, it's probably fair to say his might have been a result of lifestyle or environment, not genetics. We are entirely on the same page as far as pharmaceuticals go. I am living proof, as I have dispensed with 5 pills I was taking 6 years ago. I no longer need them, due to a combination of diet and exercise. The measurements I do verify stopping them is valid. As a bonus, I have also retreated from the precipice of Type 2 diabetes, would probably be taking another pill if I had not.

I am 79, so my last colonoscopy was at age 75.

The math is as follows: Let's say a cookie is 50 grams. = 50,000 milligrams. Therefore, the THC in the cookie is 100 mg to get the desired 0.2% level. Being accurate with putting 100 mg of THC into a single 50 gm cookie is a big ask, not so big if one is making a batch of 500.

I don't give out other people's details without their knowledge and consent, and I'm not going to take time out by asking them to satisfy you.

Do I say who I am getting them from, how much they are, etc.? Duh.

How do you manage to get treatment at an Army hospital? Thai ID card? Married to a Thai? An army connection?

I am obtaining cookies containing 100 mg, and cutting them into quarters. I do not wish to give any further details, either here or by PM.

Another one size fits all poster. You know nothing of my experiences. You should know by now I am unable to get health insurance due to my age and pre-existing conditions. When you start tossing in pejoratives and putting me down by saying I should consider a more mature view, it's time to put you on ignore. Goodbye.

I am neutral on tattoos, although I have never seen the point of getting one myself. A tasteful tattoo on a woman can be quite sensual. Having said that, in Western societies tattoos are used by the police as socio-economic identifiers, even if they themselves have tattoos as well.

Jethro, the Two Ronnies, Billy Connolly, Dave Allen ( yes, I know, he's Irish ) This is my favorite deadpan interview:

When I was a 20-something, I would have loved to have had some-one like her showing me the ropes.

I don't know, I think that's been my problem. IMO one guaranteed sign is a woman who other women shun. Like a guy who gives every other male the warm sweet urge to hit him flush in the mouth.

If I click on the D&B report link, the CV wines website takes me straight to the de Bortoli website, meaning it's a fair bet the CV farm is owned by them.

Spray a 5% solution of copper sulphate on the mildew, and allow to stand for 48 hours. Then hose the door off, and clean with steel wool. Hose off again. Once dry, the door can be repainted. The mildew wont be coming back.

de Bortoli is a well known family winemaker in the Rutherglen region. What might be happening is they are blending a Rutherglen Shiraz with an irrigated Riverina bulk wine to improve the bottled product. The Rutherglen region is noted for producing big, bold Shiraz. Almost too big sometimes, the Stanton and Killeen reds were nicknamed Stab'em and Kill'em. The family may well own both properties. If one were to check the farmland ownership registry around Griffith, Italian names would figure prominently.

Depends on how heavily your pool is chlorinated, chlorine does attack the lungs. The fact you don't experience the same when running would tend to support the hypothesis. Your lung capacity should be 5.5 to 6 litres if you are a non-smoker, 3 or 4 litres there is definitely something wrong. See a doctor.

Every cloud has a silver lining, I suppose working with such units improves one's math.

Why don't they boil it down to saying we want your money, with no responsibility?

I don't see too much dignity in being hooked up to multiple machines, while I am drugged to the eyeballs, or living in pain while I am injected with poisons that operate on the principle they kill cancer cells just a little bit faster than healthy cells. There is always the exit choice, which some more enlightened governments have legislated. As other posters have demonstrated, the trustworthiness of health insurance companies is a doubtful quantity. It's irrelevant to me anyway, unless I go back to Australia for medical care.

My last colonoscopy was four years ago. The doctor said don't bother coming back, at your age if you haven't had cancer, it's unlikely you will get it now.

I guess the solution is more guns.

I can sympathise with them, very hard to do when one is driving on the wrong side of the road.