Happening at just the right time. I became suddenly sick the other night. Thought at first it was an allergy. Could be COVID, lots of coughing - but I doubt it. I feel good enough to get up but it feels better lying down, my favorite position in life even in optimum health.

I checked into the group today expecting to see lots of posts, but was not in the mood for responding - and it's like Ollie and I were on the same wavelength.

My ESP powers sense him now at the Dylan Kolb (and the other guy) Trenchcoat Museum in Littleton, Colorado, or over in Aurora checking out the Batman Massacre Movie theater, just 2 of Colorado's many thrilling tourist offerings. So everything is working out quite well. I got sick at just the right time. Ollie and I have temporarily cut the cord. I knew we could do it. It is temporary, isn't it Ollie?

On Wednesday, July 7, 2021 at 6:20:45 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> Happening at just the right time. I became suddenly sick the other night. Thought at first it was an allergy. Could be COVID, lots of coughing - but I doubt it. I feel good enough to get up but it feels better lying down, my favorite position in life even in optimum health.
>
> I checked into the group today expecting to see lots of posts, but was not in the mood for responding - and it's like Ollie and I were on the same wavelength.
>
> My ESP powers sense him now at the Dylan Kolb (and the other guy) Trenchcoat Museum in Littleton, Colorado, or over in Aurora checking out the Batman Massacre Movie theater, just 2 of Colorado's many thrilling tourist offerings. So everything is working out quite well. I got sick at just the right time. Ollie and I have temporarily cut the cord. I knew we could do it. It is temporary, isn't it Ollie?

All cords are cut and then retied - stronger than ever. This is the way of the Shaman. Or is it Sham-man? Remeber the Sham wow guy? No one does. Time marches on. Hut one two three...

> All cords are cut and then retied - stronger than ever. This is the way of the Shaman. Or is it Sham-man? Remeber the Sham wow guy? No one does. Time marches on. Hut one two three...

Yeah, I remember that guy. He had the energy. I read something slanderous about the guy, some kind of lawsuit involving women and unwanted sex, but never saw anything further on it. Also, maybe a year ago, maybe less, I saw him in a commercial for some other product. It was definitely the same guy. Same powerhouse energy but a little condensed as time has a way of softening things up a bit. Pretty funny how competitive things are. Like for the Sham Wow guy, sure he wanted more, and maybe in some ways he got it - but he peaked out with that commercial didn't he? I see him now showing the Sham Wow commercials to his grandchildren, telling them what a big star he was back in the day - how he could have made it to the top but was held back by the Hanks/Spillburg coalition.

On Friday, July 9, 2021 at 7:27:22 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > All cords are cut and then retied - stronger than ever. This is the way of the Shaman. Or is it Sham-man? Remeber the Sham wow guy? No one does. Time marches on. Hut one two three...
> Yeah, I remember that guy. He had the energy. I read something slanderous about the guy, some kind of lawsuit involving women and unwanted sex, but never saw anything further on it. Also, maybe a year ago, maybe less, I saw him in a commercial for some other product. It was definitely the same guy.. Same powerhouse energy but a little condensed as time has a way of softening things up a bit. Pretty funny how competitive things are. Like for the Sham Wow guy, sure he wanted more, and maybe in some ways he got it - but he peaked out with that commercial didn't he? I see him now showing the Sham Wow commercials to his grandchildren, telling them what a big star he was back in the day - how he could have made it to the top but was held back by the Hanks/Spillburg coalition.

I kidnapped the sham wow guy and filled all his holes with flex seal and used him to float down the Ohio river.

> I kidnapped the sham wow guy and filled all his holes with flex seal and used him to float down the Ohio river.

I really enjoyed this flex seal commercials where Phil Swift would use an assortment of armaments to blow things apart to put them back together again with flex seal. My favorite was that slow motion cannonball ripping through a boat. Funny stuff. I know people were tuned into the destruction. Come on, it's only natural. Who doesn't love a good fire? Who doesn't love the sound of a window shattering from a thrown rock? I actually enjoy some commercials. Even the Colonial Penn life insurance commercial with the ultra Jewish looking broad and her hubby discussing the recent death of a healthy jogger in their neighborhood with the wife saying it's time to get that "$9.95 plan today." Sure they can get old, but many are better made that the crap they sponsor.

On Sunday, July 11, 2021 at 5:34:28 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I kidnapped the sham wow guy and filled all his holes with flex seal and used him to float down the Ohio river.
> I really enjoyed this flex seal commercials where Phil Swift would use an assortment of armaments to blow things apart to put them back together again with flex seal. My favorite was that slow motion cannonball ripping through a boat. Funny stuff. I know people were tuned into the destruction. Come on, it's only natural. Who doesn't love a good fire? Who doesn't love the sound of a window shattering from a thrown rock? I actually enjoy some commercials. Even the Colonial Penn life insurance commercial with the ultra Jewish looking broad and her hubby discussing the recent death of a healthy jogger in their neighborhood with the wife saying it's time to get that "$9..95 plan today." Sure they can get old, but many are better made that the crap they sponsor.

How do they make money? Offering insurance to people who do not qualify? Makes no sense. I think they use it to take out shadow policies on people and then they kill them.

> How do they make money? Offering insurance to people who do not qualify? Makes no sense. I think they use it to take out shadow policies on people and then they kill them.

I don't know much about 'the game'. Seems like gambling to me. They're betting what they get from everyone will more than make up for what they have to pay out to a select few. What exactly does the $9.95 plan offer anyway? Probably burial insurance and that's it. I have medicaid and have used it, but before that I never had insurance in my life and I still tend to believe there really is no such thing as insurance in life, just an illusion of it. Whatever the insurance people do and why they do it is beyond me, but I know there's a reason for everything they do and it pays off or they wouldn't do it. I guess.

On Tuesday, July 13, 2021 at 12:46:37 AM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > How do they make money? Offering insurance to people who do not qualify? Makes no sense. I think they use it to take out shadow policies on people and then they kill them.
> I don't know much about 'the game'. Seems like gambling to me. They're betting what they get from everyone will more than make up for what they have to pay out to a select few. What exactly does the $9.95 plan offer anyway? Probably burial insurance and that's it. I have medicaid and have used it, but before that I never had insurance in my life and I still tend to believe there really is no such thing as insurance in life, just an illusion of it. Whatever the insurance people do and why they do it is beyond me, but I know there's a reason for everything they do and it pays off or they wouldn't do it. I guess.

Probably a 1000 bucks for 10 a month. Hoping they cancel or miss a payment before they die. Then they have upgrades from there. Old people are gullible.

> Probably a 1000 bucks for 10 a month. Hoping they cancel or miss a payment before they die. Then they have upgrades from there. Old people are gullible.

I knew a woman who said she paid Colonial Penn the same small amount every year for decades. Then one day she stopped. You're right, I think they are banking on that, or at least take it into account. Are old people gullible because they are feeble minded? Or are they gullible because they are older now and think the world owes them everything for free. Yeah, I'm up all night with the TV on, sometimes watching, sometimes not - and it's mostly pharmaceutical crap and insurance commercials. I don't think they are aimed directly at old people. I think they are aimed at people who are afraid of dying and it's just coincidence that old people are closer to dying than young ones. Leave the old folks alone. Please.

On Tuesday, July 13, 2021 at 3:48:21 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Probably a 1000 bucks for 10 a month. Hoping they cancel or miss a payment before they die. Then they have upgrades from there. Old people are gullible.
> I knew a woman who said she paid Colonial Penn the same small amount every year for decades. Then one day she stopped. You're right, I think they are banking on that, or at least take it into account. Are old people gullible because they are feeble minded? Or are they gullible because they are older now and think the world owes them everything for free. Yeah, I'm up all night with the TV on, sometimes watching, sometimes not - and it's mostly pharmaceutical crap and insurance commercials. I don't think they are aimed directly at old people. I think they are aimed at people who are afraid of dying and it's just coincidence that old people are closer to dying than young ones. Leave the old folks alone. Please.

Their fear of not being buried in a nice grave is stronger than their fear of dying.

> Their fear of not being buried in a nice grave is stronger than their fear of dying.

Pretty funny. Seems to define the Miami Beach white shoes Bermuda shorts crowd like the ones who died in that building collapse a few weeks back. By the way I saw something about it in yesterday's paper and they said today was the 'anniversary' of the collapse. I guess they meant a two week anniversary. Pretty funny. What a flexible word, can apply to any amount of time. A one day anniversary, one week, one month, one year, whatever. The Anniversary Industry. By the way, speaking of industries, I am seeing a ton of new vaccine ads for just about everything now - just as I predicted, only it's happening even faster than I had imagined. Anyone who lines up for any of that shit deserves whatever they get - and they deserve the worst. Well, maybe not exactly - but I don't feel too sorry for them either.

On Thursday, July 15, 2021 at 3:52:40 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Their fear of not being buried in a nice grave is stronger than their fear of dying.
> Pretty funny. Seems to define the Miami Beach white shoes Bermuda shorts crowd like the ones who died in that building collapse a few weeks back. By the way I saw something about it in yesterday's paper and they said today was the 'anniversary' of the collapse. I guess they meant a two week anniversary. Pretty funny. What a flexible word, can apply to any amount of time. A one day anniversary, one week, one month, one year, whatever. The Anniversary Industry. By the way, speaking of industries, I am seeing a ton of new vaccine ads for just about everything now - just as I predicted, only it's happening even faster than I had imagined. Anyone who lines up for any of that shit deserves whatever they get - and they deserve the worst. Well, maybe not exactly - but I don't feel too sorry for them either.

I want a vax against having to be vaxed.

> I want a vax against having to be taxed.

I don't know how much TV you're watching or what time of day or night you're doing it, if you're doing it at all - but it's incredible the amount of shit they are selling now as vaccines. Not for stuff that everyone has either, we're talking about stuff you might get because you're over a certain age and you chances of getting it are increased. And people go for it. They want to live forever. So do I. I will outlive the vaxxers. Although lately a lot of shitting is falling apart on me, so I may not outlive them after all. But many of them will die from an oddball disco mutant dazzle dazzle combination of vaccines for everything under the sun until finally they come down with oddball ailments no one has ever seen before which means more trips to the doctor which means more money for the doctors which explains why lots of the vaccines are free, so far.

On Friday, July 16, 2021 at 6:06:05 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I want a vax against having to be taxed.
>
> I don't know how much TV you're watching or what time of day or night you're doing it, if you're doing it at all - but it's incredible the amount of shit they are selling now as vaccines. Not for stuff that everyone has either, we're talking about stuff you might get because you're over a certain age and you chances of getting it are increased. And people go for it. They want to live forever. So do I. I will outlive the vaxxers. Although lately a lot of shitting is falling apart on me, so I may not outlive them after all. But many of them will die from an oddball disco mutant dazzle dazzle combination of vaccines for everything under the sun until finally they come down with oddball ailments no one has ever seen before which means more trips to the doctor which means more money for the doctors which explains why lots of the vaccines are free, so far.

A vax against bad shits.

On 7/17/2021 10:53 PM, OllieNorthie@aol.com wrote:
> On Friday, July 16, 2021 at 6:06:05 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
>>> I want a vax against having to be taxed.
>>
>> I don't know how much TV you're watching or what time of day or night you're doing it, if you're doing it at all - but it's incredible the amount of shit they are selling now as vaccines. Not for stuff that everyone has either, we're talking about stuff you might get because you're over a certain age and you chances of getting it are increased. And people go for it. They want to live forever. So do I. I will outlive the vaxxers. Although lately a lot of shitting is falling apart on me, so I may not outlive them after all. But many of them will die from an oddball disco mutant dazzle dazzle combination of vaccines for everything under the sun until finally they come down with oddball ailments no one has ever seen before which means more trips to the doctor which means more money for the doctors which explains why lots of the vaccines are free, so far.
>
>
> A vax against bad shits.
>

Let me state unequivocally that there is no such thing as FREE vax. We,
the White taxpayer, are footing the bill. They are not always effective.
My eldest brother, Howard, had the polio shot as a healthy young child;
over the strong objections of my Bubbe. To make a long story short,
Howard wound up using leg braces for several years. The three way
screaming matches between Momma, Poppa and Bubbe (each blaming the other
for Howard's misfortune) made life unbearable. Howard for his part
didn't give a rat's ass because he was the nerdy type and this was his
excuse to miss gym class. Howard eventually got better but the emotional
toll it took on the family was terrible. Vaccinations destroyed what
should have been a happy upbringing for 15 innocent children.

> Let me state unequivocally that there is no such thing as FREE vax. We,
> the White taxpayer, are footing the bill. They are not always effective.
> My eldest brother, Howard, had the polio shot as a healthy young child;
> over the strong objections of my Bubbe. To make a long story short,
> Howard wound up using leg braces for several years. The three way
> screaming matches between Momma, Poppa and Bubbe (each blaming the other
> for Howard's misfortune) made life unbearable. Howard for his part
> didn't give a rat's ass because he was the nerdy type and this was his
> excuse to miss gym class. Howard eventually got better but the emotional
> toll it took on the family was terrible. Vaccinations destroyed what
> should have been a happy upbringing for 15 innocent children.

Good story. Howard didn't give a rat's ass because this was his excuse to miss gym class. I can identify. A few months ago I began losing weight and didn't know why. I was eating the same foods, maybe even walking a little less than normal. I thought I might have a terminal illness and I was glad. All I could think about - as long as there was no pain or major ongoing discomfort - "Now I can eat whatever I want and not have to worry about gaining weight", or, "Now I don't have to care about anything period - this is the time of my life." I began to really pour on the snacks. I gained no weight. Then suddenly one day it started to appear. No big deal, noting out of the ordinary, just an example of being able to understand Howard's outlook.
I'm not going to argue vaccines. I suppose I'm not against all of them. I draw the line at a variety of places, but mainly when it has to be taken more than once, like the flu vaccine, one a year, or every season, or every week eventually, then every day, every hour, and every minute down to the very end of your life with 100 different hypodermic needles imbedded in all parts of your body taking in the precious juice of hope, hope to the keep the precious dream of life alive.

> Let me state unequivocally that there is no such thing as FREE vax.

You are not alone as a Jew Latham. I have noticed a propensity in your people to challenge things, to make things more difficult than they need to be, like a prosecuting attorney hounding a witness on the stand. I said the vax was free, yes - followed by a short comma, followed by the words, "So far." Don't ever take my words out of context again or I will do the same to your head and neck.

Thanks, 'preciate.

On Sunday, July 18, 2021 at 4:42:22 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Let me state unequivocally that there is no such thing as FREE vax.
> You are not alone as a Jew Latham. I have noticed a propensity in your people to challenge things, to make things more difficult than they need to be, like a prosecuting attorney hounding a witness on the stand. I said the vax was free, yes - followed by a short comma, followed by the words, "So far." Don't ever take my words out of context again or I will do the same to your head and neck.
>
> Thanks, 'preciate.

When is this going to end? I am sick of covid. Sicker then if I had the disease which I doubt even exist.

> When is this going to end? I am sick of covid. Sicker then if I had the disease which I doubt even exist.

I've got some problems of my own right now which I may nor may not have mentioned before. My hip went out. I don't know how it happened. I don't exercise a bunch, but I may have done something wrong with one of them. Who knows? All I can say is it's been 4 days and it's getting worse. Just finding a position to sleep in is a chore. Some are less bad than others. I hope it's not a broken bone. I doubt it, but it would not surprise me. I've been looking for excuses to knock off the walks. Well, here it is at last. I can walk to the elevator, but it's one leg at a time hunched over.. Standing up straight kills my right leg. Anyway it's some kind of hip thing. In some way I find myself oddly glad to finally have some kind of condition other people can identify with. Now I have officially attained victim status. But remember, I'm new to it. Some people are used to it, been dealing with their shit a while. So for me it's rougher right now. Funny thing, this came only a day after the cold symptoms I thought might be COVID went away. It was like, "Ok, I'm not going to hit you with my right hand anymore, I'm going to use my left."

On 7/19/2021 6:59 PM, Thomas Joseph wrote:
>
>> When is this going to end? I am sick of covid. Sicker then if I had the disease which I doubt even exist.
>
> I've got some problems of my own right now which I may nor may not have mentioned before. My hip went out. I don't know how it happened. I don't exercise a bunch, but I may have done something wrong with one of them. Who knows? All I can say is it's been 4 days and it's getting worse. Just finding a position to sleep in is a chore. Some are less bad than others. I hope it's not a broken bone. I doubt it, but it would not surprise me. I've been looking for excuses to knock off the walks. Well, here it is at last. I can walk to the elevator, but it's one leg at a time hunched over. Standing up straight kills my right leg. Anyway it's some kind of hip thing. In some way I find myself oddly glad to finally have some kind of condition other people can identify with. Now I have officially attained victim status. But remember, I'm new to it. Some people are used to it, been dealing with their shit a while. So for me it's rougher right now. Funny thing, this came only a day after the cold symptoms I thought might be COVID went away. It was like, "Ok, I'm not going to hit you with my right hand anymore, I'm going to use my left."
>

For your pain I recommend morphine. Even if it's not hurting I still
suggest morphine. The pain may not go away but you won't give a shit.
Actually on morphine, you probably won't shit for a long time. You may
have to go the enema route to get regular again. When you're ready to
come off the morphine, a stint in detox and rehab will do you a world of
good. It worked for my brother Schlomo, the one I told you about who
worked as a bathroom attendant at Penn Station. He's been clean 3 years
now and shits on a regular basis.

On Monday, July 19, 2021 at 9:00:03 PM UTC-4, Judith Latham wrote:
> On 7/19/2021 6:59 PM, Thomas Joseph wrote:
> >
> >> When is this going to end? I am sick of covid. Sicker then if I had the disease which I doubt even exist.
> >
> > I've got some problems of my own right now which I may nor may not have mentioned before. My hip went out. I don't know how it happened. I don't exercise a bunch, but I may have done something wrong with one of them. Who knows? All I can say is it's been 4 days and it's getting worse. Just finding a position to sleep in is a chore. Some are less bad than others. I hope it's not a broken bone. I doubt it, but it would not surprise me. I've been looking for excuses to knock off the walks. Well, here it is at last. I can walk to the elevator, but it's one leg at a time hunched over. Standing up straight kills my right leg. Anyway it's some kind of hip thing. In some way I find myself oddly glad to finally have some kind of condition other people can identify with. Now I have officially attained victim status. But remember, I'm new to it. Some people are used to it, been dealing with their shit a while. So for me it's rougher right now. Funny thing, this came only a day after the cold symptoms I thought might be COVID went away. It was like, "Ok, I'm not going to hit you with my right hand anymore, I'm going to use my left."
> >
> For your pain I recommend morphine. Even if it's not hurting I still
> suggest morphine. The pain may not go away but you won't give a shit.
> Actually on morphine, you probably won't shit for a long time. You may
> have to go the enema route to get regular again. When you're ready to
> come off the morphine, a stint in detox and rehab will do you a world of
> good. It worked for my brother Schlomo, the one I told you about who
> worked as a bathroom attendant at Penn Station. He's been clean 3 years
> now and shits on a regular basis.

On or off the job?

On 7/20/2021 2:28 PM, OllieNorthie@aol.com wrote:
> On Monday, July 19, 2021 at 9:00:03 PM UTC-4, Judith Latham wrote:
>> On 7/19/2021 6:59 PM, Thomas Joseph wrote:
>>>
>>>> When is this going to end? I am sick of covid. Sicker then if I had the disease which I doubt even exist.
>>>
>>> I've got some problems of my own right now which I may nor may not have mentioned before. My hip went out. I don't know how it happened. I don't exercise a bunch, but I may have done something wrong with one of them. Who knows? All I can say is it's been 4 days and it's getting worse. Just finding a position to sleep in is a chore. Some are less bad than others. I hope it's not a broken bone. I doubt it, but it would not surprise me. I've been looking for excuses to knock off the walks. Well, here it is at last. I can walk to the elevator, but it's one leg at a time hunched over. Standing up straight kills my right leg. Anyway it's some kind of hip thing. In some way I find myself oddly glad to finally have some kind of condition other people can identify with. Now I have officially attained victim status. But remember, I'm new to it. Some people are used to it, been dealing with their shit a while. So for me it's rougher right now. Funny thing, this came only a day after the cold symptoms I thought might be COVID went away. It was like, "Ok, I'm not going to hit you with my right hand anymore, I'm going to use my left."
>>>
>> For your pain I recommend morphine. Even if it's not hurting I still
>> suggest morphine. The pain may not go away but you won't give a shit.
>> Actually on morphine, you probably won't shit for a long time. You may
>> have to go the enema route to get regular again. When you're ready to
>> come off the morphine, a stint in detox and rehab will do you a world of
>> good. It worked for my brother Schlomo, the one I told you about who
>> worked as a bathroom attendant at Penn Station. He's been clean 3 years
>> now and shits on a regular basis.
>
>
> On or off the job?
>

I do hope he's not shitting on the job. He gave up that lucrative job to
follow his dream and become a kindergarden teacher. It's got to be much
harder at this job than his last one. Before he had multiple stalls to
choose from. Now he has to share a single bathroom with everyone at the
school. We all remember the toilet size they provide for toddlers. Try
shitting with that multiple times a day.

On Monday, July 19, 2021 at 9:00:03 PM UTC-4, Judith Latham wrote:
> On 7/19/2021 6:59 PM, Thomas Joseph wrote:
> >
> >> When is this going to end? I am sick of covid. Sicker then if I had the disease which I doubt even exist.
> >
> > I've got some problems of my own right now which I may nor may not have mentioned before. My hip went out. I don't know how it happened. I don't exercise a bunch, but I may have done something wrong with one of them. Who knows? All I can say is it's been 4 days and it's getting worse. Just finding a position to sleep in is a chore. Some are less bad than others. I hope it's not a broken bone. I doubt it, but it would not surprise me. I've been looking for excuses to knock off the walks. Well, here it is at last. I can walk to the elevator, but it's one leg at a time hunched over. Standing up straight kills my right leg. Anyway it's some kind of hip thing. In some way I find myself oddly glad to finally have some kind of condition other people can identify with. Now I have officially attained victim status. But remember, I'm new to it. Some people are used to it, been dealing with their shit a while. So for me it's rougher right now. Funny thing, this came only a day after the cold symptoms I thought might be COVID went away. It was like, "Ok, I'm not going to hit you with my right hand anymore, I'm going to use my left."
> >
> For your pain I recommend morphine. Even if it's not hurting I still
> suggest morphine. The pain may not go away but you won't give a shit.
> Actually on morphine, you probably won't shit for a long time. You may
> have to go the enema route to get regular again. When you're ready to
> come off the morphine, a stint in detox and rehab will do you a world of
> good. It worked for my brother Schlomo, the one I told you about who
> worked as a bathroom attendant at Penn Station. He's been clean 3 years
> now and shits on a regular basis.

Right now I would take morphine or any of its deviates without hesitation. I've got some garbage OTC pain stuff in me - doesn't work - plus some weed along with some coca cola. I'm going all the way tonight. I'm speed-balling it baby!