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Personal stories or hard scientific data- I'm not sure which would be more effective in altering your thinking for the better...so I'll provide both: http://www.drugbuyers.com/freeboard...0&Number=196682 http://opioids.com/cogmood/antidepressant.html...

A clinical trial conducted at Harvard Medical School in 1995 demonstrated that <b>seven out of ten</b> treatment-refractory major depression patients could be successfully treated with an opioid called Buprenorphine, even after dozens of other (non-opioid) medications had failed to provide...

Spect8or, it's illegal here to roam the streets while drunk, or even take a single sip of alcohol in any non-designated public location. The ruling regime has already gotten me used to this fact, and the law has been this way since as long as I can remember. HOWEVER, bars have always been a...

Of course you do. If they decided to round up all the male homosexuals and put them in prison camps, you'd support that too.

Yes, alcohol is dangerous. Guns are too. Should the government take those away for our own good as well? How about other sharp objects, like scissors? Maybe they should just lock us all up in nice, safe padded rooms under 24 hour supervision? Then we'll be protected from all the dangerous things...

Don't worry BSAM, ET has a firm policy in place to quickly shut down those who post such messages: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=65951

It's all fun and games until <b>you</b> find yourself on the wrong side of their ever-expanding victimless crime laws.

Bingo! Are they going to start pre-emptively busting men with erections, since they <i>might</i> use their hard dick to rape a woman?

Is it fascism yet? <b>Texas arresting people in bars for being drunk </b> SAN ANTONIO, Texas (Reuters) - Texas has begun sending undercover agents into bars to arrest drinkers for being drunk, a spokeswoman for the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission said on Wednesday. The first...

Sputdr, I noticed you didn't really address my question: <b> Is anyone here going to stand up and say: "Back when I was 14, if a chick who looks like this: ...had offered to spread her legs for me, it would have been a horrible experience, traumatizing me for life." (Assume her pussy is...

Is anyone here going to stand up and say: "Back when I was 14, if a chick who looks like this: <img src=http://www.shenaniganz.org/archives/debra_beasley_lafave_surprise-thumb.jpg> ...had offered to spread her legs for me, it would have been a horrible experience, traumatizing me for...

Incidentally, Doug had the unfortunate timing to join Schonfeld shortly after the bubble was done bursting, the market was dead, and the Schonfeld system had stopped working. (2001 or 2002) He'd 'succeed' in boosting my morale, putting me in an aggressive "go getter" type of mood. Problem...

The following concept might be difficult to swallow, but being completely unaware of one's open unrealized P/L situation in existing positions, would <b>actually be quite beneficial for many traders.</b> It's a concept that even decade+ veteran traders have trouble understanding: <b>The...

She didn't molest children though. Underage but post-pubescent youths are not in the same category as pre-pubescent children, IMO. It's not nearly as bad a crime- especially when the 'offender' is female and hot.

Why is it steep? The victim is scarred for <b>life</b>.

BTW, isn't the repeat offender rate dangerously high in pedophiles? Why let them out <b>ever</b>? Seriously, in clear cut cases of child molestation, <b>life imprisonment</b> should become the standard- at least until science can come up with a way to guarantee that the pedophile will never...

I have an open mind Nick, not blindly supporting everything the ACLU does. Can you cite a <b>specific example</b> where the ACLU pushed to grant pedophiles any rights beyond those guaranteed by the Constitution?

I really didn't take any precautions. I could have really hid my identity if I wanted to. I do think I made my point with that thread.

LoZZZer was getting completely owned by a guy named whittier (or something like that), had <b>nobody</b> on his side, in desperation went to the winning by losing tactic, realized how pathetic he looked, and decided to pull the plug.

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=12455&highlight=poker ...and no offense, but by coming into the game over four years too late, any poker site creation project is 99.99% hopeless. Players ONLY gravitate to wherever large numbers of players are already playing, putting...