If you killed your liver by 20, I don't think you should be on the transplant list.
You don't get on the list. I'm pretty sure they refuse addicts spots on the list because they have a high risk of fucking up their new organs and they could go to someone else.
I'm pretty sure this doesn't apply to rich or famous people though.
really, anyone with influence will probably get an organ.
Its disgusting. I mean I know the nature of shit, but the way healthcare is up for the highest bidder is god damn scary.
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I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
By "addicts" I really just mean anyone who uses a drug that messed up the organs.
Tylenol causes liver damage.
Right, and someone who fucks up their liver with tylenol because they're using it much more than the list people deem necessary will probably not get another liver.
Besides which, I'm pretty sure telling someone who fucked their liver up with acetaminophen to use ibuprofen will work a lot more consistently than telling someone who fucked their liver up with alcohol to stop drinking.
The Spirit was a great movie when I was in University and soulcrushingly homesick, which I saw multiple times in theaters over winter break
after dropping out, coming home, perking up and buying the DVD it became apparent the movie shines brightest when every other aspect of the viewer's life is dark as Morgan Freeman's asshole.
I wouldn't call The Spirit "great" so much as "hypnotically terrible."
Looks a bit like it, though I'm not very familiar with the show.
To be honest, Batman was always the most compelling of the classic super heros, especially when they played up the vigilante/not always quite a perfect good guy thing.
He's like the opposite of so many things that bug me about superman. Superman is too perfect, too over the top. And while I get that's sort of the point I could never get into it.
Metropolis bothers me a little. For a city supposedly rife with crime of a calibre that requires the aid of an invulnerable demi-god everything is too shiny and clean. It's a lot of white on blue colouring, bright and untarnished buildings and people, and then the odd thug dumb enough to pull something emerges like a rat that's managed to climb its way out of the Howard Hughe's sterile shower drain. Even Superman's nemesis looks like Mr. Fucking Clean.
By "addicts" I really just mean anyone who uses a drug that messed up the organs.
Tylenol causes liver damage.
Right, and someone who fucks up their liver with tylenol because they're using it much more than the list people deem necessary will probably not get another liver.
Besides which, I'm pretty sure telling someone who fucked their liver up with acetaminophen to use ibuprofen will work a lot more consistently than telling someone who fucked their liver up with alcohol to stop drinking.
Tylenol can cause liver damage even at the recommended dose.
Its disgusting. I mean I know the nature of shit, but the way healthcare is up for the highest bidder is god damn scary.
I read a book a couple weeks back by an imbedded journalist. Four top level Yakuzza guys came over to the states, and went pretty much straight to the top of the list for liver transplants. Fucked up man.
He fell down a well. Thankfully his dog managed to find Eddy and lead him back to Noc's rescue. As a reward for its faithful service, they had the dog for BBQ.
The Spirit was a great movie when I was in University and soulcrushingly homesick, which I saw multiple times in theaters over winter break
after dropping out, coming home, perking up and buying the DVD it became apparent the movie shines brightest when every other aspect of the viewer's life is dark as Morgan Freeman's asshole.
I wouldn't call The Spirit "great" so much as "hypnotically terrible."
Its disgusting. I mean I know the nature of shit, but the way healthcare is up for the highest bidder is god damn scary.
I read a book a couple weeks back by an imbedded journalist. Four top level Yakuzza guys came over to the states, and went pretty much straight to the top of the list for liver transplants. Fucked up man.
He fell down a well. Thankfully his dog managed to find Eddy and lead him back to Noc's rescue. As a reward for its faithful service, they had the dog for BBQ.
Then Than scolded everyone with a rolling pin in one hand and flour all over his apron.
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The Spirit was the thing with black nazi (Blazi) Samuel L Jackson, right?
He fell down a well. Thankfully his dog managed to find Eddy and lead him back to Noc's rescue. As a reward for its faithful service, they had the dog for BBQ.
Then Than scolded everyone with a rolling pin in one hand and flour all over his apron.
He fell down a well. Thankfully his dog managed to find Eddy and lead him back to Noc's rescue. As a reward for its faithful service, they had the dog for BBQ.
Then Than scolded everyone with a rolling pin in one hand and flour all over his apron.
are you calling Than a mammy?!?!?!
IDK it just seemed to fit the Lassy thing.
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Tylenol can cause liver damage even at the recommended dose.
I'm having trouble finding evidence of that, all I can find says that overdoses are one of the leading causes of acute liver failure, which is somewhat different from chronically damaging it with ethanol.
And again, there is likely a serious difference in prognosis of someone given a liver transplant and told to use a different painkiller and a heavy drinker given a liver transplant and told not to drink.
In order to cause liver damage with tylenol, you have to overdose really badly. You'd never get that far trying to use it as an analgesic, it has to be an intentional overdose or a really bizarre unintentional one, like, mistaking tylenol for M&Ms or something.
The Spirit was a great movie when I was in University and soulcrushingly homesick, which I saw multiple times in theaters over winter break
after dropping out, coming home, perking up and buying the DVD it became apparent the movie shines brightest when every other aspect of the viewer's life is dark as Morgan Freeman's asshole.
I wouldn't call The Spirit "great" so much as "hypnotically terrible."
The Spirit was God-fucking awful.
Yeah, but there's run-of-the-mill awful where you just sit there, bored and vaguely annoyed.
Then there's The Spirit awful where you're stunned into watching since you cannot comprehend how such a multi-car pileup of a movie ever got made, let alone released by a major movie stuido.
It's like Frank Miller had about five different ideas for what the tone of a Spirit movie should be, filmed all of them, and edited them together at random.
The Spirit was a great movie when I was in University and soulcrushingly homesick, which I saw multiple times in theaters over winter break
after dropping out, coming home, perking up and buying the DVD it became apparent the movie shines brightest when every other aspect of the viewer's life is dark as Morgan Freeman's asshole.
I wouldn't call The Spirit "great" so much as "hypnotically terrible."
The Spirit was God-fucking awful.
Yeah, but there's run-of-the-mill awful where you just sit there, bored and vaguely annoyed.
Then there's The Spirit awful where you're stunned into watching since you cannot comprehend how such a multi-car pileup of a movie ever got made, let alone released by a major movie stuido.
It's like Frank Miller had about five different ideas for what the tone of a Spirit movie should be, filmed all of them, and edited them together at random.
Sometimes that gives you Comfortably Numb, and other times you get The Spirit.
By "addicts" I really just mean anyone who uses a drug that messed up the organs.
Tylenol causes liver damage.
Right, and someone who fucks up their liver with tylenol because they're using it much more than the list people deem necessary will probably not get another liver.
Besides which, I'm pretty sure telling someone who fucked their liver up with acetaminophen to use ibuprofen will work a lot more consistently than telling someone who fucked their liver up with alcohol to stop drinking.
Tylenol can cause liver damage even at the recommended dose.
It's funny, I picked up this trade paperback full of stories of The Spirit done by Will Eisner fans and colleagues, and none of them were anything like Frank Miller's film. The Spirit was not an invincible zombie(?), nor was his nemesis the Octopus, and there wasn't any ultra violence. He was a lot more like the Green Hornet except poor and lacking the cool sidekick.
It's funny, I picked up this trade paperback full of stories of The Spirit done by Will Eisner fans and colleagues, and none of them were anything like Frank Miller's film. The Spirit was not an invincible zombie(?), nor was his nemesis the Octopus, and there wasn't any ultra violence. He was a lot more like the Green Hornet except poor and lacking the cool sidekick.
But judging from the trailer, the new Green Hornet movie is poor and lacking any cool characters whatsoever.
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It's funny, I picked up this trade paperback full of stories of The Spirit done by Will Eisner fans and colleagues, and none of them were anything like Frank Miller's film. The Spirit was not an invincible zombie(?), nor was his nemesis the Octopus, and there wasn't any ultra violence. He was a lot more like the Green Hornet except poor and lacking the cool sidekick.
It's kind of amazing
Frank Miller has spent literally his entire career talking about how big an influence Eisner was on him and his career and he took his one golden opportunity to show Eisner off to the world and instead inserted all his own fetishes and weird shit instead
Here is a comic that does in one page what Miller failed to do in a two-hour movie:
It's funny, I picked up this trade paperback full of stories of The Spirit done by Will Eisner fans and colleagues, and none of them were anything like Frank Miller's film. The Spirit was not an invincible zombie(?), nor was his nemesis the Octopus, and there wasn't any ultra violence. He was a lot more like the Green Hornet except poor and lacking the cool sidekick.
But judging from the trailer, the new Green Hornet movie is poor and lacking any cool characters whatsoever.
Oh no, you're confused. The new Green Hornet movie wasn't a Green Hornet movie, it was Pineapple Express 2.
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Shut the fuck up.
Its disgusting. I mean I know the nature of shit, but the way healthcare is up for the highest bidder is god damn scary.
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why do you think celebrities all adopt a bunch of third world kids
Right, and someone who fucks up their liver with tylenol because they're using it much more than the list people deem necessary will probably not get another liver.
Besides which, I'm pretty sure telling someone who fucked their liver up with acetaminophen to use ibuprofen will work a lot more consistently than telling someone who fucked their liver up with alcohol to stop drinking.
No he's just stopped posting probably because he has a life or some shit.
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I wouldn't call The Spirit "great" so much as "hypnotically terrible."
Metropolis bothers me a little. For a city supposedly rife with crime of a calibre that requires the aid of an invulnerable demi-god everything is too shiny and clean. It's a lot of white on blue colouring, bright and untarnished buildings and people, and then the odd thug dumb enough to pull something emerges like a rat that's managed to climb its way out of the Howard Hughe's sterile shower drain. Even Superman's nemesis looks like Mr. Fucking Clean.
I read a book a couple weeks back by an imbedded journalist. Four top level Yakuzza guys came over to the states, and went pretty much straight to the top of the list for liver transplants. Fucked up man.
I tried to get a transplant, but they said I did it to myself.
He fell down a well. Thankfully his dog managed to find Eddy and lead him back to Noc's rescue. As a reward for its faithful service, they had the dog for BBQ.
The Spirit was God-fucking awful.
I always figured it was the gay agenda that did it to you. Might be a chicken and the egg situation.
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you're thinking of Gay Bowel Syndrome
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMK1gcgI6f8
Then Than scolded everyone with a rolling pin in one hand and flour all over his apron.
are you calling Than a mammy?!?!?!
goddamn
IDK it just seemed to fit the Lassy thing.
I'm having trouble finding evidence of that, all I can find says that overdoses are one of the leading causes of acute liver failure, which is somewhat different from chronically damaging it with ethanol.
And again, there is likely a serious difference in prognosis of someone given a liver transplant and told to use a different painkiller and a heavy drinker given a liver transplant and told not to drink.
Yeah, but there's run-of-the-mill awful where you just sit there, bored and vaguely annoyed.
Then there's The Spirit awful where you're stunned into watching since you cannot comprehend how such a multi-car pileup of a movie ever got made, let alone released by a major movie stuido.
It's like Frank Miller had about five different ideas for what the tone of a Spirit movie should be, filmed all of them, and edited them together at random.
Sometimes that gives you Comfortably Numb, and other times you get The Spirit.
ehhhhh
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
No transplant for you, junkie.
I'd thought the spirit was another adaptation of a frank miller thing, not frank miller adapting someone else's thing
that's kinda weird
But judging from the trailer, the new Green Hornet movie is poor and lacking any cool characters whatsoever.
It's kind of amazing
Frank Miller has spent literally his entire career talking about how big an influence Eisner was on him and his career and he took his one golden opportunity to show Eisner off to the world and instead inserted all his own fetishes and weird shit instead
Here is a comic that does in one page what Miller failed to do in a two-hour movie:
Oh no, you're confused. The new Green Hornet movie wasn't a Green Hornet movie, it was Pineapple Express 2.
I found Green Hornet to be an enjoyable action comedy.