LUMBR & HRDW STORE ADDED to P of Int. map

Wood Spinner said:

I just added a location on the Places of Interest map for a lumber and some hardware store.
Mexican only spoken there.

playaperro said:

Wtf mexican, spanish spoken would be a better term.

InkaRoads said:

That is AOK Dawg just remember that "Mexican" is the second largest spoken language in the world by true native, english is in second due to all the other countries that teach english as a second language and well, chinese is in first because we all know why!!! like a true redneck will say "y'all spoken texan here, now!!! you hear!!!!"

Wood Spinner said:

I forgot to say that I only finished pre school after trying for three years

jerry said:

No problem with a guy making the occasional incorrect cultural reference but when they cut in line on the roads or at the hardware store I get irritated.

YumaJames said:

About a month ago I met up with Bill (Woodspinner) and we went out fishing on my boat for a couple days. He's 75 years old, my buddy and I went out with him and we're 25 years younger than Bill. He spent the night out on the boat with us, kicked our butts, I truly have a lot of respect for him. I admired his enthusiasm, energy, experience, he's a total stand up kinda guy. I look forward to the day to go out fishing with him again.

Maybe he's made a couple very minor grammatical mistakes on this forum, or cut into line, he admitted it was a mistake. Big deal. I've made tons of mistakes in my life and on this forum. So what, we're all human, that's life, and I dont hold it against him.

As for you Jerry, I look forward to the day Stuart finally kicks you off this forum. This forum will be much better without you on it.

YumaJames said:

About a month ago I met up with Bill (Woodspinner) and we went out fishing on my boat for a couple days. He's 75 years old, my buddy and I went out with him and we're 25 years younger than Bill. He spent the night out on the boat with us, kicked our butts, I truly have a lot of respect for him. I admired his enthusiasm, energy, experience, he's a total stand up kinda guy. I look forward to the day to go out fishing with him again.

Maybe he's made a couple very minor grammatical mistakes on this forum, or cut into line, he admitted it was a mistake. Big deal. I've made tons of mistakes in my life and on this forum. So what, we're all human, that's life, and I dont hold it against him.

As for you Jerry, I look forward to the day Stuart finally kicks you off this forum. This forum will be much better without you on it.

playaperro said:

You really think I care what irritates you, just the mention of the cruise line makes you wacky, you know i'm just giving him a hard time, maybe he might learn some Spanish....

GV Jack said:

Sorry Yuma, but Jerry can't go. If he were banished it would single handedly end the pharmaceutical overcharging industry.

I'll explain. When I read Jerry's pontifications it raises my blood pressure to unrealistic heights. When I first came on here
I had no b/p problems. In the few years since, I have gone from one pill to three different scripts for a total of four. I alone,
thanks to Jerry, am keeping the industry afloat.

Sorry, but Jerry has to stay to avoid a catastrophe.

GV Jack said:

Sorry Yuma, but Jerry can't go. If he were banished it would single handedly end the pharmaceutical overcharging industry.

I'll explain. When I read Jerry's pontifications it raises my blood pressure to unrealistic heights. When I first came on here
I had no b/p problems. In the few years since, I have gone from one pill to three different scripts for a total of four. I alone,
thanks to Jerry, am keeping the industry afloat.

Sorry, but Jerry has to stay to avoid a catastrophe.

GV Jack said:

Sorry Yuma, but Jerry can't go. If he were banished it would single handedly end the pharmaceutical overcharging industry.

I'll explain. When I read Jerry's pontifications it raises my blood pressure to unrealistic heights. When I first came on here
I had no b/p problems. In the few years since, I have gone from one pill to three different scripts for a total of four. I alone,
thanks to Jerry, am keeping the industry afloat.

Sorry, but Jerry has to stay to avoid a catastrophe.

dirtsurfer said:

GV Jack: you have me beat, I have two BP scripts and I am slowly losing the battle. Good luck.

YumaJames said:

Yuma to Cabo return trip April 4-13 2016 there's about 6 of us going out of Yuma on road bikes. If anyone wants to join you're more than welcome.

Then Yuma to Panama December 2016. Am taking an older road bike to ride down to Panama, leave it down there and fly back. Take about one month to do it. Still looking for anyone else interested in coming.

jerry said:

http://www.sciencealert.com/a-common-diabetes-drug-will-be-trialled-as-an-anti-ageing-elixir-from-next-year. Get a script boys....plan on living to 130 myself.......

jerry said:

http://www.sciencealert.com/a-common-diabetes-drug-will-be-trialled-as-an-anti-ageing-elixir-from-next-year. Get a script boys....plan on living to 130 myself.......

dirtsurfer said:

Thanks, I have so many joint issues that if I do live a long time I will need to be carted around like a blob.

BeachyKeen said:

My mom has horrible joint issues, got off gluten and they got much better. ...........untill a chiropractor in RockyPoint suggested food allergies which I thought was nuts since my stomach is ok. It's worth looking into.

InkaRoads said:

Chiropractic, a science that does not use chemicals to "adjust" your skeletal system as well as your nervous system, I've been using it for the past 10 years, let me knock on wood first, I have been fighting nothing but possibly a cold for the last 8 to 9 years, the trick is to find the person that does the best adjustment, it took me 4 tries but found my miracle bone doctor and for the past year or so I 've been doing stretches, just 15 minutes sessions and this body feels like a 20 years old body, although some rebuilding is needed in some soccer torn ligaments and joints, other than that finally my body is catching up to my brains attitude!!!! and I love it 'cause la vida es una tombola!!!!!!!!!

jerry said:

When they stick to skeleton manipulation they are useful but the rest is pretty much junk science

InkaRoads said:

What do you mean by junk science???? I will call it more naturalistic science or back to the human roots using what mother nature has to offer us rather than chemical ridden medicine.
Since starting with chiropractic, a lot of your "standard" medicine went out the window as aches and pains started to go away with every new adjustment I had as I started to feel better me, myself and I decided to go the more natural way at the same time my 9 yrs old kid decided to became a vegetarian, with no influence from us, the parents, she is 20 now and still a veggie, well needles to say we, wife and I were kinda force to became also veggies, although we had meat once in a while and we still do more now that she off to college, I do have to say I did notice an improvement in my health over all although the biggest change I noticed was becoming more active.
I personally never liked chemical medicine, even as a kid my mom had a hard time giving me medicine, however I have noticed since I found my last chiro an increase on use of natural herbs and products to help my health, I swear that coconut oil is the cure for many ailments, I have been using it for many different situations, cooking, teeth brushing, skin moisturizer,etc and the difference is very noticeable, specially in my gums with gingivitis, almost gone and verified by the dentist!!! I had pockets I could put a steak in, now very seldom I had food stuck in between my teeth and gums!!

Anyway that is my story and I am sticking to it and tequila flows very easy, another natural product!!!!

InkaRoads said:

What do you mean by junk science???? I will call it more naturalistic science or back to the human roots using what mother nature has to offer us rather than chemical ridden medicine.
Since starting with chiropractic, a lot of your "standard" medicine went out the window as aches and pains started to go away with every new adjustment I had as I started to feel better me, myself and I decided to go the more natural way at the same time my 9 yrs old kid decided to became a vegetarian, with no influence from us, the parents, she is 20 now and still a veggie, well needles to say we, wife and I were kinda force to became also veggies, although we had meat once in a while and we still do more now that she off to college, I do have to say I did notice an improvement in my health over all although the biggest change I noticed was becoming more active.
I personally never liked chemical medicine, even as a kid my mom had a hard time giving me medicine, however I have noticed since I found my last chiro an increase on use of natural herbs and products to help my health, I swear that coconut oil is the cure for many ailments, I have been using it for many different situations, cooking, teeth brushing, skin moisturizer,etc and the difference is very noticeable, specially in my gums with gingivitis, almost gone and verified by the dentist!!! I had pockets I could put a steak in, now very seldom I had food stuck in between my teeth and gums!!

Anyway that is my story and I am sticking to it and tequila flows very easy, another natural product!!!!

brokenwave said:

Where is a link to the up dated map? Thx

dirtsurfer said:

I guess " whatever works for you" is the manifesto. I personally think Physical Therapists are much better than the chiropractors. There is an oil a nutritionist recommended that I think is a coconut oil based product:

https://www.bulletproofexec.com/what-is-mct-oil-vs-coconut-oil/

jerry said:

............................http://skepdic.com/chiro.html

apricot said:

Agree that finding "whatever works for you" is the key. For me, it's taking herbal supplements and stretching. Although you have to be careful with the herbal supplements. Not all manufacturers are the same............

Roberto said:

Thread hijacker :p:p:p:p

jerry said:

We are so surrounded and dunked in a chemical stew I agree less is good but it is everywhere. As a production tile/concrete fellow traveler your exposure and mine have pretty much already effected us..............

Wood Spinner said:

I just added a location on the Places of Interest map for a lumber and some hardware store.
Mexican only spoken there.