well its titled

"How dangerous is horse riding? "

and ends on the "poignant" (bollocks) note of...

"Mark Weston, director of Access, Safety and Welfare said: "The health 
benefits of horse riding are well known, how anyone can maintain that 
taking a class A drug has such benefits beggars belief." "


[...]

really, if you want to examine the health benefits of 'E' only just, 
against scientific advice, made a class-A drug, unlike that weston turd 
straw-mate would have you believe, then really its physical exercise, it 
gives you some energy, and you dance... or whatever... and you feel 
pleasant...

it would, I am sure, fly through any 'NICE' or whatever evaluation (if 
they were not so biased to kickback money makers) its that any drug 
people actually 'like' and really 'works' ist verboten...

not that excess of anything wont do you any harm, but really they rush 
this swine flu vaccine on the market and push tamiflu at anyone and these 
are quite possibly statistically even more dangerous than 'E'

not that I have ever taken 'E' nor do I want to, though i know 
amphetamines are very effective from long time since experience... and E 
is only a little tweak of that, which itself comes from the herbal 
ephedra.

my point... just another example of political clout enforced by the 
establishments legal shitstem trumping any logic or good sense.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8339097.stm

On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:50:10 +0000, FrereTuck wrote:

> well its titled
> 
> "How dangerous is horse riding? "
> 
> and ends on the "poignant" (bollocks) note of...
> 
> "Mark Weston, director of Access, Safety and Welfare said: "The health
> benefits of horse riding are well known, how anyone can maintain that
> taking a class A drug has such benefits beggars belief." "
> 
> 
> [...]
> 
> really, if you want to examine the health benefits of 'E' only just,
> against scientific advice, made a class-A drug, unlike that weston turd
> straw-mate would have you believe, then really its physical exercise, it
> gives you some energy, and you dance... or whatever... and you feel
> pleasant...
> 
> it would, I am sure, fly through any 'NICE' or whatever evaluation (if
> they were not so biased to kickback money makers) its that any drug
> people actually 'like' and really 'works' ist verboten...
> 
> not that excess of anything wont do you any harm, but really they rush
> this swine flu vaccine on the market and push tamiflu at anyone and
> these are quite possibly statistically even more dangerous than 'E'
> 
> not that I have ever taken 'E' nor do I want to, though i know
> amphetamines are very effective from long time since experience... and E
> is only a little tweak of that, which itself comes from the herbal
> ephedra.
> 
> my point... just another example of political clout enforced by the
> establishments legal shitstem trumping any logic or good sense.
> 
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8339097.stm

my point perhaps as well expressed in the equation...

amphetamine := cheap as chips...

prozac := patented arm and a fucking leg...

On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:53:22 +0000, FrereTuck wrote:

> On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:50:10 +0000, FrereTuck wrote:
> 
>> well its titled
>> 
>> "How dangerous is horse riding? "
>> 
>> and ends on the "poignant" (bollocks) note of...
>> 
>> "Mark Weston, director of Access, Safety and Welfare said: "The health
>> benefits of horse riding are well known, how anyone can maintain that
>> taking a class A drug has such benefits beggars belief." "
>> 
>> 
>> [...]
>> 
>> really, if you want to examine the health benefits of 'E' only just,
>> against scientific advice, made a class-A drug, unlike that weston turd
>> straw-mate would have you believe, then really its physical exercise,
>> it gives you some energy, and you dance... or whatever... and you feel
>> pleasant...
>> 
>> it would, I am sure, fly through any 'NICE' or whatever evaluation (if
>> they were not so biased to kickback money makers) its that any drug
>> people actually 'like' and really 'works' ist verboten...
>> 
>> not that excess of anything wont do you any harm, but really they rush
>> this swine flu vaccine on the market and push tamiflu at anyone and
>> these are quite possibly statistically even more dangerous than 'E'
>> 
>> not that I have ever taken 'E' nor do I want to, though i know
>> amphetamines are very effective from long time since experience... and
>> E is only a little tweak of that, which itself comes from the herbal
>> ephedra.
>> 
>> my point... just another example of political clout enforced by the
>> establishments legal shitstem trumping any logic or good sense.
>> 
>> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8339097.stm
> 
> my point perhaps as well expressed in the equation...
> 
> amphetamine := cheap as chips...
> 
> prozac := patented arm and a fucking leg...

of course you got your somewhat more dubious and probably poisoning 
100,000 indians (a pittance by their own brahmin standards) downstream 
and rather more prescribed flouxetine ;)

FrereTuck wrote:
> well its titled
> 
> "How dangerous is horse riding? "
> 
> and ends on the "poignant" (bollocks) note of...
> 
> "Mark Weston, director of Access, Safety and Welfare said: "The health 
> benefits of horse riding are well known, how anyone can maintain that 
> taking a class A drug has such benefits beggars belief." "
> 
> 
> [...]
> 
> really, if you want to examine the health benefits of 'E' only just, 
> against scientific advice, made a class-A drug, unlike that weston turd 
> straw-mate would have you believe, then really its physical exercise, it 
> gives you some energy, and you dance... or whatever... and you feel 
> pleasant...
> 
> it would, I am sure, fly through any 'NICE' or whatever evaluation (if 
> they were not so biased to kickback money makers) its that any drug 
> people actually 'like' and really 'works' ist verboten...
> 
> not that excess of anything wont do you any harm, but really they rush 
> this swine flu vaccine on the market and push tamiflu at anyone and these 
> are quite possibly statistically even more dangerous than 'E'
> 
> not that I have ever taken 'E' nor do I want to, though i know 
> amphetamines are very effective from long time since experience... and E 
> is only a little tweak of that, which itself comes from the herbal 
> ephedra.
> 
> my point... just another example of political clout enforced by the 
> establishments legal shitstem trumping any logic or good sense.
> 
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8339097.stm

I've known people killed and seriously injured by horses, but not a 
single person killed by "drugs" or even injured.

-- 
Dirk

http://www.transcendence.me.uk/ - Transcendence UK
http://www.theconsensus.org/ - A UK political party
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/onetribe - Occult Talk Show

On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:29:07 +0000, Dirk Bruere at NeoPax wrote:

> FrereTuck wrote:
>> well its titled
>> 
>> "How dangerous is horse riding? "
>> 
>> and ends on the "poignant" (bollocks) note of...
>> 
>> "Mark Weston, director of Access, Safety and Welfare said: "The health
>> benefits of horse riding are well known, how anyone can maintain that
>> taking a class A drug has such benefits beggars belief." "
>> 
>> 
>> [...]
>> 
>> really, if you want to examine the health benefits of 'E' only just,
>> against scientific advice, made a class-A drug, unlike that weston turd
>> straw-mate would have you believe, then really its physical exercise,
>> it gives you some energy, and you dance... or whatever... and you feel
>> pleasant...
>> 
>> it would, I am sure, fly through any 'NICE' or whatever evaluation (if
>> they were not so biased to kickback money makers) its that any drug
>> people actually 'like' and really 'works' ist verboten...
>> 
>> not that excess of anything wont do you any harm, but really they rush
>> this swine flu vaccine on the market and push tamiflu at anyone and
>> these are quite possibly statistically even more dangerous than 'E'
>> 
>> not that I have ever taken 'E' nor do I want to, though i know
>> amphetamines are very effective from long time since experience... and
>> E is only a little tweak of that, which itself comes from the herbal
>> ephedra.
>> 
>> my point... just another example of political clout enforced by the
>> establishments legal shitstem trumping any logic or good sense.
>> 
>> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8339097.stm
> 
> I've known people killed and seriously injured by horses, but not a
> single person killed by "drugs" or even injured.

yeah... don't understate it... many people have been injured by drugs 
(certainly if you include alchohol... brian jones for a start... if it 
wasn't murder to get his rights to the songs sorted of course...), 
prescription and otherwise, they aint to be taken too lightly...

but I know what you are sayin'

oh yeah... Sheemooona....

On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:29:07 +0000, Dirk Bruere at NeoPax
 wrote:

>FrereTuck wrote:
>> well its titled
>> 
>> "How dangerous is horse riding? "
>> 
>> and ends on the "poignant" (bollocks) note of...
>> 
>> "Mark Weston, director of Access, Safety and Welfare said: "The health 
>> benefits of horse riding are well known, how anyone can maintain that 
>> taking a class A drug has such benefits beggars belief." "
>> 
>> 
>> [...]
>> 
>> really, if you want to examine the health benefits of 'E' only just, 
>> against scientific advice, made a class-A drug, unlike that weston turd 
>> straw-mate would have you believe, then really its physical exercise, it 
>> gives you some energy, and you dance... or whatever... and you feel 
>> pleasant...
>> 
>> it would, I am sure, fly through any 'NICE' or whatever evaluation (if 
>> they were not so biased to kickback money makers) its that any drug 
>> people actually 'like' and really 'works' ist verboten...
>> 
>> not that excess of anything wont do you any harm, but really they rush 
>> this swine flu vaccine on the market and push tamiflu at anyone and these 
>> are quite possibly statistically even more dangerous than 'E'
>> 
>> not that I have ever taken 'E' nor do I want to, though i know 
>> amphetamines are very effective from long time since experience... and E 
>> is only a little tweak of that, which itself comes from the herbal 
>> ephedra.
>> 
>> my point... just another example of political clout enforced by the 
>> establishments legal shitstem trumping any logic or good sense.
>> 
>> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8339097.stm
>
>I've known people killed and seriously injured by horses, but not a 
>single person killed by "drugs" or even injured.
>
I've never seen a run down estate blighted by ponies

Shaun wrote:
> On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:29:07 +0000, Dirk Bruere at NeoPax
>  wrote:
> 
>> FrereTuck wrote:
>>> well its titled
>>>
>>> "How dangerous is horse riding? "
>>>
>>> and ends on the "poignant" (bollocks) note of...
>>>
>>> "Mark Weston, director of Access, Safety and Welfare said: "The health 
>>> benefits of horse riding are well known, how anyone can maintain that 
>>> taking a class A drug has such benefits beggars belief." "
>>>
>>>
>>> [...]
>>>
>>> really, if you want to examine the health benefits of 'E' only just, 
>>> against scientific advice, made a class-A drug, unlike that weston turd 
>>> straw-mate would have you believe, then really its physical exercise, it 
>>> gives you some energy, and you dance... or whatever... and you feel 
>>> pleasant...
>>>
>>> it would, I am sure, fly through any 'NICE' or whatever evaluation (if 
>>> they were not so biased to kickback money makers) its that any drug 
>>> people actually 'like' and really 'works' ist verboten...
>>>
>>> not that excess of anything wont do you any harm, but really they rush 
>>> this swine flu vaccine on the market and push tamiflu at anyone and these 
>>> are quite possibly statistically even more dangerous than 'E'
>>>
>>> not that I have ever taken 'E' nor do I want to, though i know 
>>> amphetamines are very effective from long time since experience... and E 
>>> is only a little tweak of that, which itself comes from the herbal 
>>> ephedra.
>>>
>>> my point... just another example of political clout enforced by the 
>>> establishments legal shitstem trumping any logic or good sense.
>>>
>>> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8339097.stm
>> I've known people killed and seriously injured by horses, but not a 
>> single person killed by "drugs" or even injured.
>>
> I've never seen a run down estate blighted by ponies

Well, there you are then.
Just goes to show how dangerous horses are.
And to qualify my above statement, I have known far more drug users than 
horseriders.

-- 
Dirk

http://www.transcendence.me.uk/ - Transcendence UK
http://www.theconsensus.org/ - A UK political party
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/onetribe - Occult Talk Show