KaskadskyjKozak

yes. it's better to leave everything filthy, and lick your floors and countertops periodically to increase your resistance to bacteria.

I thought you either were immune to it period (and are a carrier) or you can get it. that is, you can't build an immunity but could have it.

I live green in a very high density building. My penthouse view of the environment I'm much doing more than my fair share to preserve is astounding. Almost as good as from my Boxter, which I drive only to and from the coop, of course. From up here, I can see all the little people far, far below; respirating, consuming, and just plain being wrong. What a gorgeous day it is! be green or be lean manziers all the way!

HOT CARL HOW IS YOUR RUSSIAN BENDER GOING? DID YOU FIND SOME MUSHROOMS AND A GOOD VODKA OR NASTOJKA??

keeping paying for my carbon footprint, beyotch!

preach that. and have fewer stop lights on arterials. people should be able to stomach the inconvenience of going an extra block or two to access an arterial for the sake of traffic flow. CUE THE RETARD SEATTLEITES WANTING TO PRESERVE THEIR "RURAL" HERITAGE JUST BECAUSE YOU DRIVE A PICKUP TRUCK AND HAVE AN IQ LOWER THAN 70 DOESNT MEAN YOU LIVE IN THE STICKS DIPSHIT Wow, you've nailed Trashtalkingtina to a tee. Very astute of you!

apparently <120/<80 is merely "normal" (healthy). just glad to be healthy

Yeah, I used to be 140/90. These days it's more like 120/70. Had my BP taken today (at the dentist, wtf?). I'm 110/70. Must be all the whiskey dropped me down 10 points on the systolic.

no, silly, this

i may get some билий гриб (white mushrooms) this weekend... going on a hike with some countrymen... but it's always a scary thing - a leap of faith to trust those guys to differentiate a delicacy from poison. fuck, ANOTHER RISKY BEHAVIOR!

mmmm vodka. good idea. i'll add a few bucks to all you fucker's premiums. I drink to that. за здоров"я motherfuckers! ёб твою мать!

quick, post the chemical diagram

you have a lot of faith in my survival to respond to you query. wtf? anyways, the roads were exceptionally treacherous. there were cars on them! and water sometimes! and wet leaves! OMG!!! I nearly died a few dozen times, and, indeed, narrowly escaped a life in a wheelchair with a feeding tube a few dozen times more. i can't believe I am able to keep my life insurance, health insurance, and disability insurance while engaging in this reckless behavior. fortunately you are footing my bill. thanks, man.

Rack is grilled. I'm releasing green house gases grilled is even worse! as you consume carcinogens and put all our health care costs through the roof. I'm so pissed I could explode... oh, my heart, oh... you'll pay for that too...

Soylent Green? I'm having rack of cubicleraised officepark dad for dinner with a nice chimmichurri and an excellant Pinot Deep fried shit?! Pinot wine!!!! you are part of the problem! we need to tax you for your added risks, mother fahker!

i gotta rent that movie. maybe I'll do that instead of exersizing, and I'll eat a pile of hot wings drenched in ranch dressing and chased down with a pint of bourbon!!!

SWEET! It's almost time for me to risk imminent death or life as a quadraplegic as I bike across the bridge and then consume an adult beverage. EACH SHIT YOU SUCKERS for paying my insurance bills!!! Bring on Hillary care - you all need to pay for me!!! bwah-ha-ha-ha.

just like for global warming

best not to try, and move along. :-)

some "risks" and lifestyle choices clearly have a higher cost than others. you look to address the ones with the highest impact first and then move down the list.

I thought we were charging every individual for the risk they incurred? You can stay perfectly healthy with negligible injury risk riding the stationary bike and using the stairmaster And...? "neglible injury risk"? Really? 1) either you have to buy a stairmaster or stationary bike and keep it in your home - higher carbon footprint to produce the exercise equipment, and heat/maintain the larger house you need to keep the equipment (or forgo a couch or kitchen table in your 600 sq. ft. apartment, ha ha) 2) incur risk driving to and from the gym where you use the exercise equipment, and also adding to you CO2 footprint (transport to/from the gym)

for Chuckie

1) You're building an argument out of nothing and positing it as fact. As I said, nice try. Show me the numbers. You don't have them, so keep repeating your claims? Sorry, still not convinced. 2) You sound just like the global-warming deniers that you so readily criticize. Obesity is a huge problem in this country. 3) You don't know me, so fuck off with the personal stuff.

I don't buy that. Prove statistically that it is more dangerous (and costly) to bike than to drive. Or that the way *I* bike or drive is as dangerous as others who do the same. I've been in exactly one fender bender in (knock on wood) 22 years and over 200,000 miles of driving. ONE. I was rear-ended at a red light turned green in a backed-up intersection in 1991. YOU don't know that *I* increase the cost at all, now do you?