Originally Posted by monet
Don't forget that the experimental vaccines will effect your pussy in a negative manner.Originally Posted by redietz
This is a really unnecessary and idiotic response regarding a serious subject. But this is what I get for hanging out at recess with the anonymous kids.
I skimmed through it when it was first uploaded.Originally Posted by tableplay
I don't listen to Lex Fridman too much.
If it wasn't for Joe Rogan, nobody would know who he is.
IMO, Lex is one of the most naive people I have ever listened to and I really don't enjoy his interview style.
Again this is my opinion but I have to agree with Tim Dillon when he ranted about Lex and Eric Weinstein.
Oddly enough, I did listen to Tim Dillon on the Lex Fridman Podcast and I listened to the whole podcast.
Tim Dillon really drove the conversation, IMO that is.
Tim Dillon is a bit of an enigma though as he has to be the straightest acting queer in the world.
The running joke is that Tim Dillon is the Straightest Gay Comedian and Tom Papa is the Gayest Straight Comedian.
Anyways, I hope you enjoy listening to Bret on Lex.
It's basically the same conversation they have been having on the circuit from the little bit that I listened to.
The nice thing about that podcast is he has it all time stamped so you can jump to what you want to hear.
lol... The Rotato!!
10:25 On the Rogan Clip.
Last edited by monet; 06-28-2021 at 08:14 AM.
It's Scientifically proven that the Experimental Vaccines will effect your ovaries.Originally Posted by redietzOriginally Posted by monetDon't forget that the experimental vaccines will effect your pussy in a negative manner.Originally Posted by redietz
This is a really unnecessary and idiotic response regarding a serious subject. But this is what I get for hanging out at recess with the anonymous kids.
Thanks Monet. Very fair assessment of Lex. I suspect his dad got him the gig at MIT. On a different note, I have watched a good portion of Once Upon a Time in Venice (I putlockered it because I didn't like the quality of the youtube upload) and will watch the rest 2nite or tomorrow. Like you said, for a free movie it is reasonable enough and definitely like the Nine/Ten Yards movies (and the Red/Red 2 movies a little too).Originally Posted by monetI skimmed through it when it was first uploaded.Originally Posted by tableplay
I don't listen to Lex Fridman too much.
If it wasn't for Joe Rogan, nobody would know who he is.
IMO, Lex is one of the most naive people I have ever listened to and I really don't enjoy his interview style.
I suppose it is like all podcasts.Originally Posted by tableplay
Eventually, you don't listen to the podcast because of the host.
You listen to it because you want to hear what the guest has to say.
Joe Rogan is really the only one that I can listen to on a regular basis.
He gets very redundant but he has enough diversity of guests that it can keep me coming back.
And he has similar interests that I have and he entertains with comedy, drugs and alcohol.
I let his hypocrisy slide.
I mean a guy who claims to want to help and love everyone but has 50+ million dollars and obviously hates the homeless.
Kind or reminds me of Mr. V, how he has plenty of money and wants to bash the heads of the homeless with baseball bats.
On another note, I have noticed that Ivermectin is in the online news quite a bit and countries are either approving its use or studying it further.
I haven't pulled the trigger yet but I still would like to obtain it along with some other drugs/medicines.
Good observation about Red/Red 2.
I didn't think of it but it certainly is along those lines with a much less accomplished cast.
Thanks Monet. I listened to the Lex podcast of Bret Weinstein. Predictably, Fridman was not enjoyable but Bret was for the most part. I should mention the Kasparov (legendary Chess Grand Master) Lex podcast (2019 - "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RVa0THWUWw") because here Fridman gets exposed for the dolt that he is. Kasparov does not suffer fools ("like I already told you it was a painful loss" or words to that effect) and gets quite irritated at some points (and is laced with sarcasm during many instances) of the podcast if I remember correctly - the podcast lasts less than an hour because of this probably (most of them last quite a bit longer as you know).Originally Posted by monetI suppose it is like all podcasts.Originally Posted by tableplay
Eventually, you don't listen to the podcast because of the host.
You listen to it because you want to hear what the guest has to say.
Joe Rogan is really the only one that I can listen to on a regular basis.
He gets very redundant but he has enough diversity of guests that it can keep me coming back.
And he has similar interests that I have and he entertains with comedy, drugs and alcohol.
I let his hypocrisy slide.
I mean a guy who claims to want to help and love everyone but has 50+ million dollars and obviously hates the homeless.
Kind or reminds me of Mr. V, how he has plenty of money and wants to bash the heads of the homeless with baseball bats.
On another note, I have noticed that Ivermectin is in the online news quite a bit and countries are either approving its use or studying it further.
I haven't pulled the trigger yet but I still would like to obtain it along with some other drugs/medicines.
Good observation about Red/Red 2.
I didn't think of it but it certainly is along those lines with a much less accomplished cast.
Bret is careful not to say specifically how he is obtaining his Ivermectin on the various podcasts as you noticed. I mean it's not hard to figure out as he probably just chose a caring, knowledgeable Dr. as his provider. One angle I had forgotten about was that of direct patient care. In this business model it seems as though the patient has bought off the provider so that the provider takes the role of the patient's secretary (except with some medical knowledge) - I can't say for certain since I have not used this angle, but it seems as though the patient can make more moves in this type of scenario.
Last edited by tableplay; 06-29-2021 at 03:06 AM.
This is the route I took so far but haven't ordered anything yet.
Wasn't going to mention it till I actually took the leap but since you brought up the subject figured I would share to get your thoughts.
If you go to the FLCCC Alliance website you can get plenty of information.
They have a link on how to obtain Ivermectin here: https://covid19criticalcare.com/iver...et-ivermectin/
So the best option I seen on their US Doctor List was this sort of Scam, Quack Medical Office in Florida.
They give you two order options at the bottom of this webpage I linked below.
https://doctorsstudio.com/i-mask-covid-19-protocol/
I figure that I would just get the prescriptions as they send them to your pharmacy and forego the "Special Supplements" which can be obtained elsewhere.
249 dollars for the consultation and the prescription which you will have to pay for at the pharmacy of your choice.
I suspect you can get other prescriptions from this doctor(s) if you ask during your consultation.
I've just been lazy about testing the waters as I am doing other things.
I didn't even bet any of my recent sportsbook picks which was really good since I think I would of been 1-7 in that timeframe.
I consider myself and family at a very, very low risk of catching the Rona but would still like to have the meds on the shelf just incase.
Currently I am busy getting packed up for a 2 to 3 week camping trip so don't have to worry about the Rona up in the Mountains.
Thanks for all your time and information tableplay.
Much Appreciated!
I remember listening to that podcast awhile back but I turned it off in the early get go for some reason.Originally Posted by tableplay
Probably didn't like the questions being asked or the lack of knowledge on Lex's part.
No problem Monet. Thanks for the information. I noticed in Once Upon a Time in Venice that they really cleaned up the homeless tents around Venice to shoot the movie. Looked spotless.Originally Posted by monet
Was it filmed before the homeless explosion in that area?Originally Posted by tableplay
I was in that area back in the early 2000's and it wasn't too bad.
Went back around 2012 and it was completely different.
Same goes for Portland Oregon.
Both cities completely changed in that regard.
So did Vegas for that matter but Vegas recently changed the laws about sidewalk camping.
On a personal note, I had some campers behind my house a few weeks back.
I was really close to patrolling the area with a few loaded weapons but waited it out for a few weeks as risk/reward was far more on the risk side of me losing my freedom.
Technically, they weren't on my property or the associations property.
Turned out that my thinking that the sun/heat would destroy them eventually.
They moved and I was glad because I wasn't going to be able to stay civil much longer.
As I told one of my neighbors, this is the price of urban living and the depletion of chairs in a game of musical chairs.
Would of paid them to leave but figured they would just tell all their friends that I pay campers lol.
I'm not against homeless people as I chose that lifestyle myself when I was younger.
But I am against camping close to peoples property or businesses.
When I was homeless I slept in the park, on the bus, in a shelter, in the poker room, in my car, in 24hr fitness or in the sportsbook like a respectable person should.
Best thing you can buy while being homeless is a gym membership.
Its an unfair world, so it really helps to be a Tall White Anglo Saxon Protestant in America, if your homeless.
Some of this information does not apply to homeless minorities.
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Hi Monet, it is unlikely that it was as severe back in 2017 when the movie was filmed as it is now (https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...essness-crisis) - so there may not have been as extensive a cleanup as there would be today (filming the new Nash Bridges movie must have been extremely intensive as this series took place in San Francisco). I should mention that one major thing Once Upon a Time in Venice had going for it was that John "Shut the Fuck Up Donnie" Goodman was in it.Originally Posted by monetWas it filmed before the homeless explosion in that area?Originally Posted by tableplay
Here is the juicy part of the Lex Kasporov podcast (an exasperated Kasporov finally blows his top at Fridman's redundant questions):
"https://youtu.be/8RVa0THWUWw?t=2963"
Sounds like two Russians hating on Trump and their own Russian Leaders.Originally Posted by tableplay
As if any of us can do anything about what our World Leaders do without some sort of a bloody revolution that won't solve anything long term anyways.
And when I say bloody revolution, I mean the kind where 100's of millions of citizens will have to die.
See French Revolution(s) as only one example in an endless amount of examples throughout history.
Just my opinion, on a small part of the subject, that isn't worth Jack Squat to anyone.
Of course, after thinking about it for a second, a bio-weapon, like the Coronavirus, could accomplish this but it would benefit the leaders... not the citizens.
Last edited by monet; 06-30-2021 at 05:07 AM.
Personally I think that Russia did not influence the election to any extent that made a difference (however I agree with Kasparov in terms of Lex's idiocy as far as redundant questions). I think that Hitlery was just a much less desirable choice than Trump for enough people to get him elected. I watched Once Upon a Time in Venice in its entirety. Based on the ending, I am surprised there is not a sequel. I like these light-hearted flicks and TV series. Kind of like how I like the vapid Timothy Hutton TV series (Leverage) that came out a few years ago where he plays a con-man do-gooder (like the A-team sort of) working with a team of con-artists. It's just light relaxing viewing even though it is stupid really.Originally Posted by monetSounds like two Russians hating on Trump and their own Russian Leaders.Originally Posted by tableplay
As if any of us can do anything about what our World Leaders do without some sort of a bloody revolution that won't solve anything long term anyways.
And when I say bloody revolution, I mean the kind where 100's of millions of citizens will have to die.
See French Revolution(s) as only one example in an endless amount of examples throughout history.
Just my opinion, on a small part of the subject, that isn't worth Jack Squat to anyone.
Of course, after thinking about it for a second, a bio-weapon, like the Coronavirus, could accomplish this but it would benefit the leaders... not the citizens.
Quick note on Ivermectin and theories regarding its effects:
It appears as if fungal infections, more prevalent in India for example, are actually the cause of a good chunk of deaths being attributed to Covid itself. The fungal infections are caused both by the weakening of immune systems from dealing with Covid and from the use of steroids in the course of Covid treatment. So the Ivermectin, which has anti-fungal properties, may be protecting those at risk for fungal infections while not directly affecting Covid itself. The net result from Ivermectin treatment therefore is saving of lives and better results, but the Ivermectin may be mainly combating the fungal infections, which often go undiagnosed and unattributed as cause of death.
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