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Posts: 592 (06/12/2009 14:52:38) |
Ari Richards wrote: Ari, Glad that there dont seem to be any lasting effects of the potion. You never did say, tho, whether there was an ingredients label? I'm thinking there wasn't one? Jeff |
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Posts: 138 (06/12/2009 16:04:09) |
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I hope you went to a doctor. You should be tested for any damage to your liver or kidneys also what if drinking the liquid was coincidence and there is a health problem in question? Please see a doctor! Eric |
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Posts: 3344 (06/12/2009 18:44:17) |
ilikemonsters wrote:he should go to a psychiatrist to understand why he would let a witch doctor turn him into a zombie |
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Posts: 2833 (06/12/2009 18:57:07) |
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Posts: 966 (06/12/2009 20:02:58) |
comicart wrote: 
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Posts: 1799 (06/13/2009 07:33:44) |
Am I the only one who noticed that he's not complaining about his back anymore?
Ari, I'm not sure which was gutsier (er, insert stronger word choice here), actually drinking the witches brew or telling about it in this forum. 
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Posts: 969 (06/13/2009 07:52:11) |
I think Ari posted here just so his confession would allow Rich to stop feeling so embarrassed about all those Vegas hookers (that keep surprising him with
their extra appendages)
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Posts: 111 (06/13/2009 08:44:33) |
Alot of folks are knowing very good results with completely removing deteriorated lumbar and cervical problem discs and replacing them with artifical disc
replacement. I think artificial discs will soon make "fusion" seem very antiquated.
The old cartilage (anterior fibrosis) and gel like nucleus (nucleus pulposis) that sit between each of our vertebrae is removed entirely and an artificial disc with two titanium plates and polyethylene core replace your old disc completely restoring the original discc height and allowing true mobility at the problem segment. This restores your former disc height lifting the foramin off of the the nerve and relieving the pain (if a "pinched nerve" is part of your issue)
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Posts: 112 (06/13/2009 08:51:07) |
and if that sounded weird or doesn't meet the wit/humor standards of this board.. I just meant to say there's one hell of a lot of progress being made
in terms of spine procedures. By the time your 50, Ari, they'll be able to beam a whole new spine in by laser! Take good care.
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Posts: 188 (06/13/2009 09:46:59) |
So yeah, but until they can beam a whole new spine in by laser, just drink the potion of any random crazy bitch you happen to bump into. Or go and seek medical
advice from a whiskey toting homeless man using the bottle as transmitter for receiving messages from the universe. That's my sound advice.
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Posts: 2151 (06/13/2009 14:28:23) |
Ari Richards wrote:I'm surprised your doctor didn't take a blood test that would surely show any irregularites. Simon
I have decided to live forever or die in the attempt.
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Posts: 113 (06/13/2009 15:49:22) |
Ed, do you think by the time they'll be able to beam-in a new spine you'll have updated your shop? I know your busy with the film work but I have $800
USD in an envelope for you if you can land another LIT B1 (Scarlette).
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Posts: 244 (06/13/2009 16:25:38) |
Hey Ari, hope you're recovering from the brew
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Posts: 11812 (06/13/2009 18:43:29) Witchfinder General |
ok,seems it was
Amyl nitrite, in common with other alkyl nitrites,[3] is a potent vasodilator, i.e. it expands blood vessels, resulting in lowering of the blood pressure. Alkyl nitrites function as a source of nitric oxide, which signals for relaxation of the involuntary muscles. Physical effects include decrease in blood pressure, headache, flushing of the face, increased heart rate, dizziness, and relaxation of involuntary muscles, especially the blood vessel walls and the anal sphincter. There are no withdrawal symptoms. Overdose symptoms include nausea, emesis (vomiting), hypotension, hypoventilation, dyspnea (shortness of breath), and syncope (fainting). The effects set in very quickly, typically within a few seconds and disappearing soon after (within a minute). Ari |
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Posts: 970 (06/13/2009 19:36:42) |
I see the makings of a best seller...
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Posts: 58 (06/13/2009 19:47:23) |
Oh, amyl nitrate, now i get it, she's a drug dealer. I thought she gave you those flower essence drops the name of which i can't remmeber. I tried amyl
nitrate once about 30 years ago and realized in about 2 minutes that it could cause serious dependency issues. Instant extreme euphoria followed almost as
instantly by the depths of depression, meaning you better have some more very very soon. Not good.
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Posts: 971 (06/13/2009 20:16:03) |
The last thing any poster collector needs is any more addictions...
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Posts: 19 (06/15/2009 05:07:25) |
Glad you are on the mend Ari. That sounds scary.
I did a little bit of reading and uncovered this: "This drug is often used to obtain an erection with rather rapid onset." Source Maybe the lady fancied you?! Steve E |
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Posts: 3168 (06/15/2009 23:14:06) DO IT FOR THE CHILDREN |
Wow what a story!
What you got Ari is aka "poppers", for some reasons it was legal here is Sweden for many years and used to be sold at sex shops. (Mayb still is?) They come in small "spray" cans and you inhale a blast for a quick rush. I know only because I have a friend who sometimes went on the seedier side of things... He was all for them (including when driving), but I never tried. Regarding the back, here is what helped me: 1. Chriopractic. A good chiro can fix your immediate issues surprisingly quickly and should then send you to a physical therapist or some other expert. 2. Excercise and stretching. I have a program of about 15 minutes that I do most nights before I go to bed. 3. Flat shoes. Now this is individual, but I find that when I walk in "better" shoes like Dr Martens my back gets tense and painful; I'm much more at home in Converse or Vans with thin flat soles. Try some different types! 4. Standing and working. I have desk with variable height, and 99% of the time I stand to work. 5. Business class. Now this is maybe just my problem :-) but a big part of my issues were caused by sitting still on 10-12 hour economy flights as often as twice a month. My company still doesn't pay business class (bastards!) but I have learned to never sit still more than 1-2 hours, and I take constant walks and spend literally hours in the galley doing stretching. 6. Careful with the swimming! I swam 3-4 times a week just before my back pains became so bad I was incapacitated. I think I made several mistakes, including being in the wrong position in the water and not stretching before and after. Swimming is good excercise but it can actually warp your back if you are not careful! I still have episodes, just a few weeks ago I got so bad pains I could not walk or stand for more than 10 minutes, but mostly it is under control. |
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Posts: 11817 (06/15/2009 23:18:50) Witchfinder General |
yeah sold in sex shops here, but illegal. and thanks. Home time for me, vodka is my remedy
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