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[Loud Whispers]

Rite in the pooper

[Hanslanda]

Pounded in the butt by my own poppers.

[Imic]

Pounded in the butt by my own poppers.

Note: none of this is how jalapeno peppers work.

[ChairmanPoo]

Pounded in the butt by my own poppers.

Note: none of this is how jalapeno peppers work.

I won't judge what people do or dont with their groceries.

[Imic]

Pounded in the butt by my own poppers.

Note: none of this is how jalapeno peppers work.

I won't judge what people do or dont with their groceries.

Sometimes, we should maybe be worried about the ohysical and mental health of our neighbors, especialy if they won't stop shoving jalapeno peppers up their ass. Claiming that the jalapeno did it is no better.

[pisskop]

The Chuck Tingle genius is that he has transcended simply shoving random nouns into his bum.  His genius is now shoving random, non-tangible things with heavy sets of qualifiers in there.  Like a chipmunk, he has found how to maximize his storage.  He also has ribs, for his own pleasure.


Pounded in the butt by the store-bought poppers that were sold as locally grown by that one chubby middle-aged man with a stubby beard at the roadside farmer's market.
Pounded in the butt by the lack of legal culpability on the part of the roadside 'farmer' who resells vegetables.

[Imic]

Cqd

[pisskop]

Pounded in the butt by Macaroni Distress Signals?

[Ziusudra]

Marketing water as medicine for children and it's not even clean water?

[Lord Shonus]

Marketing water as medicine for children and it's not even clean water?

Anyone peddling homeopathic medicine is already a scam artist, and is far too likely to be a murderer as well. Poor quality control in their "product" is fairly trivial by comparison. They should all be incinerated.

[smjjames]

Marketing water as medicine for children and it's not even clean water?

Kind of smacks of 'snake oil salesmen' doesn't it?

Selling phony cures is an age-old business.

[Reelya]

Calling homeopathy "snake oil salesmen" is an unfair comparison. Snake oil contains many vital nutrients and minerals, and is great for your skin and hair.

[Putnam]

Calling homeopathy "snake oil salesmen" is an unfair comparison. Snake oil contains many vital nutrients and minerals, and is great for your skin and hair.

Now, now. Homeopathic medicine contains one very vital mineral (you'll die in days without it!) and can certainly be used to keep your hair and skin clean.

[wierd]

and for some snakes, authentic snake oil could actually have real therapeutic uses.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/snake-oil-salesmen-knew-something/

But homeopathy?  Bunk, based on an absurd premise, based on magical thinking rooted squarely in sympathetic magical practice.  Not worth the time, does not deserve protection of any kind.

Sadly, the term is co-opted by other, possibly useful natural medicinal practices which actually have potential to have real therapeutic effects, at actually measurable dosages, and as such has tainted study on such traditional ethnic/folk medicines for new novel compounds to base effective treatments on.  (like the afore mentioned authentic snake oil.)

[George_Chickens]

Cqd

SNAKE, TRY TO REMEMBER THE BASICS OF CQD