Immortality
 

The sad thing is, some people actually swallow that load of dog shit.

I wonder if they enjoy the taste..?

wow.... I just ordered some Gorgeous pills.

I've been reading it... and to an extent some of what he says can be percieved as believable, the same can be said about the guy being nucking futs. I'm about to buy http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/science/770f/ Neo-magnets(I didn't feel like typing out neodymium) and make my own rings to see if there's any truth to the positive or negative effects that he claims his rings have.

I live about 225 miles from Brooklyn, NY, so I have a bridge there that I don't use much anymore. For sale, cheap.

Curiously, that's alot of keywords in the *hidden* textbox.

That would [hypothetically] be Larceny by false pretenses. At the very least, a scam.



That's apparantly why his site got delisted from google. He claims it's cause his site is controversial.
Hmm, well, maybe if he didn't talk about human teleportation, curing of crippling diseases and injuries, and some other shit that would have to of originated from a crackheads mind, it might not be "controversial".

The whole "magnetic field increasing flow of blood and energy contributing to health benefits" is somewhat believable if you try real hard to be open-minded... but just about everything else on his site(s) make you think "why someone doesn't 302 his ass" for how crazy and fucked up it sounds.

Makes me think of the guy that does timecube.com ... maybe their friends?

Indeed. That magnet must have acted like a smart pill.

is it the really big bridge?! if so how much ;)

A dollar two ninety eight. I'll even throw in all the road-kill you can eat. (The tire tracks look like grill-marks, you know?)