Mega Thread The Random Thoughts Thread Part 1

[I Dont Care]

Crap.

Exactly

 

[I Dont Care]

i dont care

 

[Changaneen]

Crap.

Is it raining up your way fella ? My ma and pa live on the gold coast and they reckon they havnt seen so much rain ever. I told my dad to take a chill pill and have a beer. They live around Burleigh Heads. Next door to the Tavern

 

[StuMan]

I've spent a fair bit of tonight tearing my hair out at anti-vaxxers. So I decide to come to the port board for a bit of fun, and that is what I find...

ABANDON THREAD!

 

[Smithy7]

Ha Ha how could someone get it so wrong......... I don't think Australians are that backward

http://www.news.com.au/technology/online/you-had-one-job-work-experience-kid-the-coles-bake-that-took-the-cake/story-fnjwnhzf-1227195776057AUSTRALIANS are known for being laid back, but they’re not usually known for being laid backward — until now.
A Coles bakery ‘Celebrate Australia’ cake has become the butt of jokes on the internet after a picture of this backwards bake was captured in Wodonga — with Australia reversed.
More ...
http://www.news.com.au/technology/o...at-took-the-cake/story-fnjwnhzf-1227195776057

 

[Hooligan87]

I never stick mine. Can I email it to you?

PM me and i'll love you long time if you send it to me.

when i was an apprentice, there was stacks in the dunny cubicles. pretty awful really.

We also had stacks of them in the locker room. If I caught wind of there being a bag check at the main gate I would grab one and put it on top of my lunch box, just to see the look on the security guards face.

 

[Hammer#8]

yappH ailartsuA yaD enoyreve!

 

[Trewth]

Who else will admit that they know who that ugly woman is?

Dani Daniels?

 

[proman_x]

oh lawd

That one may be a bit harder to prove

 

[Powerstufff]

yappH ailartsuA yaD enoyreve!

Surely "!enoyreve yaDH ailartsuA yapp" ?

 

[manureid]

Thread really misses Eddie Dingle

 

[Zakk Wylde]

 

[raman]

That one may be a bit harder to prove

I'd say they're about on a par.

 

[proman_x]

I'd say they're about on a par.

I'd say they're about on a par.

Possibly. I am neither for the I or the Nay, just thought I would throw out a bone @ 12.30 am

 

[powermacs]

How is that over 52,000 with all those spaces??

30000 members for a 15000 seat stand. The western stand/ members areas would've been about 5000 over what they're ment to hold. There were people standing everywhere.

 

[Stromageddon]

The thinking behind it also doesn't wash.

All Doctors are apparently shills of 'Big Pharma' and vaccines are a conspiracy, but these same pillocks will accept any and all medical advice when their kid needs other injectable substances, such as insulin to treat diabetes or anaesthetic so that appendix can come out.

What's the difference?

When advertisements for prescription drugs and medication in the USA are legal, and when you get snake oil salesman like Dr Oz in prime time TV, it's not as far-fetched as it sounds to some people to believe that doctors are shills for 'Big Pharma' companies, because some are. There's no hiding that. I can understand the skepticism of that. But to completely ignore every single shred of evidence in favour of vaccines and cry out "but muh autism" and to ignore the billions (if not trillions) of dollars poured into medical research and the like is ****ing bullshit.

Wonder how many anti-vaxers get their dogs vax'd and their kids not.

 

[Powerstufff]

.... Personally, I think I would still have my child vaccinated but I would also think twice before doing so ...

I hope the same hesitation doesn't go into their feeding. Yeah sure he/she's skeletal but 'hey, no allergies!'.

 

[raman]

Wonder how many anti-vaxers get their dogs vax'd and their kids not.

Not many. The same problems are reemerging in the pet world too.

 

[I Dont Care]

Is it raining up your way fella ? My ma and pa live on the gold coast and they reckon they havnt seen so much rain ever. I told my dad to take a chill pill and have a beer. They live around Burleigh Heads. Next door to the Tavern

Yeah, we had a bit last night, but we haven't had much. The S.E has copped a bit so yeah...Ma and Pa wouldn't need to water their geraniums that's for sure

 

[Magpiespower]

Underbelly: Lunch Van

Promises to be the best series yet.

Don't f@%k with Crystal.

Or else.

Bitch.

 

[Forzaport]

From what I have seen and read, there is more then enough studies showing possible links. Personally, I think I would still have my child vaccinated but I would also think twice before doing so. Many of them are discussing the heavy metal content of the carrying agents in Vaccines, while also suggesting a possible link between a genetic disposition. Perhaps in future we will see kids or adults tested for specific genes that may be an indicator of possible side effects.

Here are a few links to studies.

A study published in the Journal of Toxicology by the Department of Neurosurgery at The Methodist Neurological Institute in Houston has shown that ASD is a disorder caused by a problem in brain development. They looked at B-cells and their sensitivity levels to thimerosal, a commonly used additive in many vaccines. They determined that ASD patients have a heightened sensitivity to thimerosal which would restrict cell proliferation that is typically found after vaccination. The research shows that individuals who have this hypersensitivity to thimerosal could make them highly susceptible to toxins like thimerosal, and that individuals with a mild mitochondrial defect may be affected by thimerosal. The fact that ASD patients’ B cells exhibit hypersensitivity to thimerosal tells us something.

http://www.hindawi.com/journals/jt/2013/801517/


A study published in the Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry by researchers at the Neural Dynamics Group, Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences at the University of British Columbia determined that Aluminum, a highly neurotoxic metal and the most commonly used vaccine adjuvant may be a significant contributing factor to the rising prevalence of ASD in the Western World. They showed that the correlation between ASD prevalence and the Aluminum adjuvant exposure appears to be the highest at 3-4 months of age. The studies also show that children from countries with the highest ASD appear to have a much higher exposure to Aluminum from vaccines. The study points out that several prominent milestones of brain development coincide with major vaccination periods for infants. These include the onset of synaptogenesis (birth), maximal growth velocity of the hippocampus and the onset of amygdala maturation. Furthermore, major developmental transition in many bio-behavioural symptoms such as sleep, temperature regulation, respiration and brain wave patterns, all of which are regulated by the neuroendocrine network. Many of these aspects of brain function are known to be impaired in autism, such as sleeping and brain wave patterns.

According to the FDA, vaccines represent a special category of drugs as they are generally given to healthy individuals. Further according to the FDA, “this places significant emphasis on their vaccine safety”. While the FDA does set an upper limit for Aluminum in vaccines at no more that 850/mg/dose, it is important to note that this amount was selected empirically from data showing that Aluminum in such amounts enhanced the antigenicity of the vaccine, rather than from existing safety. Given that the scientific evidence appears to indicate that vaccine safety is not as firmly established as often believed, it would seem ill advised to exclude paediatric vaccinations as a possible cause of adverse long-term neurodevelopment outcomes , including those associated with autism.

http://omsj.org/reports/tomljenovic 2011.pdf


A study published in the Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health, Part A: Current Issues by the Department of Economics and Finance at the University of New York shows how researchers suspect one or more environmental triggers are needed to develop autism, regardless of whether individuals have a genetic predisposition or not. They determined that one of those triggers might be the “battery of vaccinations that young children receive.” Researchers found a positive and statistically significant relationship between autism and vaccinations. They determined that the higher the proportion of children receiving recommended vaccinations, the higher the prevalence of autism. A 1 % increase in vaccination was associated with an additional 680 children having autism. The results suggest that vaccines may be linked to autism and encourages more in depth study before continually administering these vaccines.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21623535

A study published by the journal Lab Medicine determined that vaccinations may be one of the triggers for autism. Researchers discovered that substantial data demonstrates immune abnormality in many autistic children consistent with impaired resistance to infection, activation of inflammatory responses and autoimmunity. Impaired resistance may predispose to vaccine injury in autism.

http://labmed.ascpjournals.org/content/33/9/708.full.pdf

For every one of these articles, there's about 1000 saying the opposite. It's inevitable that the prevalence of autism will increase as our ability to diagnose milder forms of the condition continually improves. The mechanisms causing autism are poorly understood (if at all) and many autistic people aren't diagnosed, but even still, for people to suggest there's a relationship with vaccination is just fantasy at this stage.

There have been severe reactions to certain vaccines but in almost every example, there has been a resultant shift in how and when the vaccine is administered and/or a change in the composition of the vaccine. This really isn't any different to most pharmaceuticals on the market.

 

[charcolechaddy]

Thread really misses Eddie Dingle

Where the frk is the dingle?

 

[Doctor Feel]

 

[Doctor Feel]

watching the tennis and an ad came on for some cop drama, i said to my misses "oh look its that old lady who is irrelevant since that show about too many people living in one house finished up, **** knows what it was called."

I'm being told by miss feel the correct name is "packed to the rafters".

 

[Powerstufff]

watching the tennis and an ad came on for some cop drama, i said to my misses "oh look its that old lady who is irrelevant since that show about too many people living in one house finished up, **** knows what it was called."

I'm being told by miss feel the correct name is "packed to the rafters".

Narrated by Pat Rafter? That would be real synergy.