Izisraj

No, he was told to remove the wording. I had told him prior to event that he most likely would be asked to remove or change the wording. It made specific health claims. It would have be acceptable if he had worded a “may help…”. He was not bothered by it as he ran several successful companies selling unrelated products across different sectors.…[Read more]

Pope,

I listened. First thing is that guy is not a good speaker. Perspicutiy score is not good. I imagine those who have not been listening and are sans legal background come away scratching their heads.

Ok forgive my being obtuse but why will the administration prevailing here disproportionatley hose democrats? And if it is true can’t…[Read more]

Sorry, my bad….He told me “he got the letter”. Making false health claims about the benefits of products is seldom tolerated for long. Action can be taken quickly when needed.

https://www.hpra.ie/news-events/news/article/urgent-warning-of-fraudulent-websites-and-adverts-promoting-illegal-medicines

I’ll get back to responding on this forum, but one of Trump’s Shadow Docket “emergency” maneuvers is coming up within days. Be honest y’all, who here expects SCOTUS to do the right thing by not just kissing Trump’s ass?

Tea is for two and two is for tea and if you don’t like tea i don’t like you. If you are a zionist you are a Jew. Your eyes askew when you espy a Jew.

Free the tea and tea be free from the river to the sea. If all the Palestinians were to be between the river and the sea would the tea still be free or would the zionists have to leave..

Cradle…[Read more]

I know someone who was importing herbal teas from China. He was advertising it with various health claims on the box and selling it for a serious markup. He made a 7 figure profit in the first 9 months. He got a “cease and desist” type of letter from the Advertising Authority to tell me to remove all the unsubstantiated  health wording. He did…[Read more]

Wooly bugger is an artificial fly used in fly fishing. I think it mainly imitates a minnor or some acquatic creature and is effective for both trout and salmon.

In college a history professor challenged the class to identify an atheist who was kicking around 1700. He was more than a little surprised when i raised hand and told him about Meslier. Had read about him in one of Will and Ariel Durant’s books.

Ya know it just goes to show ya we are not created equal. Far from it. As much as i drone on in…[Read more]

I had heard of ‘wooly buggers’ before, up near Helen, in northern GA. Is it a Southern term? I often walk along the banks of the Chattahoochee and see fishermen there too. Never heard the term in Ireland in relation to fly-fishing for trout. Not my scene but big with some locals and tourists.

Anyway….I hope Loomer gets herself further…[Read more]

Thanks, Reg 🙂

Have a great week everyone!

“Heaven and Hell are not future destinations; they’re descriptions of social conditions. If the causes of suffering are earthly, then so are the remedies.”  – RTFF.

Well ok then, thanks for y’all being candid.

Now back to our regular programming, the Trump Show, Episode Fudging with Elections.

Pope,

I don’t know how you got impression others are not worried or bothered by the Maggot trajectory.

I was singularly unimpressed by Scaramucci. Ethnic NY Italian section is really cool. But in terms of offering a reasoned basis for optimism in ANYTHING he said. No siree. Sir nope. Great Depression. Civil War. Ok. So what? Challenges are so…[Read more]