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I am more into the smokey cuts though.

A mixed european deli pretty much: http://cityvoter.com/international-meat-and-sausage-4431-se-64th-ave-southeast-portland-portland-or-97206/loc/483560

Where I get mine:

I thought you were a fruitarian Porter.

So why are you HERE then?

Do they speak their own foreign language too? Jon knows only french.

Pink is watching you, man!

Are these your roomies Porter?

Are you a fake too then?

This is precisely why pink I am on this forum so that I can get better at climbing. Oh well, I am only getting ready to climb NF Hood next month.

It does not seem Viagra helps you either.

Core! Any pics of the Cooper Spur?

Bon Voyage, Jon! And drive in the middle of the road to avoid left- and right-sided traffic confusion! It is safer that way

if you admit to your gross error regarding viruses and apologize for being so rude, i promise i will pretend to know what you are talking about by contextualizing your above assertion. And what is my gross error regarding viruses again? So that I know before I am off to the lab to prep up more viral cultures.

Are these inside jokes too?

So, where is the best apple pie?

You, Porter, have a special place in my gallery:

Are you a virologist? At the Fred Hutch?

Please do not be another Pink.

The context of the paragraph.

WOW! Where did you learn that? Did you go to school at all? Our high school students interns are doing better than that.

Poliovirus and smallpox infect only humans and have no intermediate hosts, as is not the case with the flu that cross-infects birds, horses, pigs and humans as of today and then who knows. If there are no new victims to infect, viruses like polio and smallpox cannot longer survive in the environment because they are not capable of adapting to a different host. When coupled with their almost non-existing mutation potential, mass vaccination and containment were the major driving force in providing us with the life long immunity and complete eradication of the smallpox (nearly there for the polio). That is not going to happen with the Influenzavirus. Being an RNA virus, it has high mutation rate and can infect the same host over and over again because the specific antibodies produced following flu infection or vaccination ONLY prevent subsequent infection of the original non-mutated virus - one reason why flu vaccines sometimes fail. Second, RNA genome of the flu virus often recombinates with other flue types or even those from other species resulting in hybrid viruses. Again, the new flu strains appear before the adaptive immune response is formed and/or vaccines are made. FYI: The RNA retrovirus HIV (causes AIDS) has the highest mutation rates ever AND goes into the latent phase by hiding out in the resting T lymphocytes thereby completely failing an HIV vaccine as yet.

Bill, what kind of harness does she have on and how does it work?

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How many impotent males are worldwide? How many impotent males worldwide can afford the "lifestyle" drugs? How many impotent males worldwide use the "lifestyle" drugs? (it is probably free in Canada so that does not count) What are the side effects of the "lifestyle" drugs? And what is a failure rate of the "lifestyle" drugs? Better yet, why don't you start a new thread "VIAGRA" on CC and we will figure that out.