my 5 year old daughter can't stop making kissy faces at your avatar and talking about how cute it is.

heres a sift about masculinity in the media: http://www.videosift.com/video/Tough-Guise-the-crisis-in-masculinity
and black masculinity: http://www.videosift.com/video/Black-Masculinity-in-America

having intelligent things to say about beat literature makes you sound pretentious

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* junkie - william s burroughs

YES! It's been so long, I forgot I'd read it. [edit] Sadly, I have nothing really intelligent to say about it beyond that I liked it.

http://www.videosift.com/video/Brick-House-The-Commodores

hahaha thats fucking epic! a friend of mine called me on sunday to ask if i had sent that secret in.

one time i was doing a kidney/bladder study on a 16 yr old boy with a hard-on and his mom would not quit asking me what EVERYTHING was. it was embarrassing. probably more so for him.

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http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_a7jkcMVp5Vg/SaoQ9kUB-3I/AAAAAAAAIPM/V_a0Qi8N02c/s1600-h/xray.jpg

look fucker, i will downvote your existance, throw bricks at your mother and bleed all over your orgasms.

i completely agree. toxin cleansing is not always a good idea. they sell detox suppliments at health food stores. this is why i mentioned the contraindications part in the first comment. these are 1) over priced and can either be dangerous, or completely ineffective and crap.

i would love to see some studies about message therapy. its probaby difficult because the vast majority of massage therapists are independent and self employed, the vast majority are undereducated, and medical science has been resistant to embrace it as something that can legitmately improve your wellbeing, i suspect because it is not profitable to them, because therapists are independent and self employed.

i do not think enough education is required to become a massage therapist, as for myself, i already had a degree in radiological technology before i went to massage school and had spent 7 years studying the body from a medical/ scientific perspective. i think higher standards of training would improve the legitimacy of the field and the quality of care. but, i stand by my assertion that massage is rooted in phsyiology and when properly applied can greatly improve well being and prevent a plethora of illnesses. i will defend it to the death!

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>> ^peggedbea:
anyhow, its always good to flush your body of toxins

I upvoted your commented. But I don't agree that it's necessarily good to have a medical intervention to "flush your body of toxins" rather than letting the natural processes play out. I'm not about to go on dialysis to help flush out my toxins when I'm perfectly healthy. I realize that's an exaggerated parallel and that this massage is probably harmless, but I'd like to see some peer-reviewed studies on the matter. You've made an appeal that massage therapy is not junk science, and controlled, randomized, double blind, peer-reviewed trials are the way to prove that.

I realize that the "blind" part of such trials would be difficult in this case, but you can still have it single blind with a proxy intervention that is known to be worthless. Say you're treating them with magnets but actually do nothing.

http://www.videosift.com/video/Death-You-re-Racist

... ive been trying to make a pair of fur panties that resemble a bob ross fro for years... i dont think have 1)enough patients or 2)the right shaped hair follicles.

hey... i watched some of your videos and i thought... you might want to see this: *

pfft.. not nearly as much as you love pitbulls

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You love cats!

thanks

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*doublepromote

And impeach bush before he pardons the torturers.