Posts by Jonathan Hall4

Put him under George Orwell's surveillance for a week. That would be something.

Cheap jokes. I don't care about his little habits, though that's fine. But this drug business? Now I'm worried. Brilliant move. Just send him to a monastery and call it a day.
Or hire some heavy hitters to go after him. Once they corner him for a baggie, they should give him such a beating he’ll never even think about pills or anything related to drugs ever again.

Of course, if he's actually an idiot, he'll end up back there immediately. Then all the junkies will finally be behind bars, which is better for everyone. And if anyone wants to argue, they can go find out how much they enjoy being poked in the rear in prison.

You just amputate that section of the goat. Then you let it heal up on its own. Heh.

Suppose I were dealing with ulcerative colitis myself. Does this miracle actually hold any weight when it comes to treating UC?

I included a link to that Crohn's association, specifically pointing directly to the section discussing the barokomora.

HBOT involves breathing pure medical-grade oxygen (100%) while under pressure greater than one atmosphere (standard sea-level pressure).

Mainly, I want to know if anyone here has actually tried it. Is it worth the trouble?
Is there any real value in undergoing this, or am I just wasting my time? Does anyone have firsthand experience?
Because right now, it feels like I’d be better off just driving from Chicago to New York and calling it a day.

The full details are here:

I’ve completely given up on trying to navigate the public healthcare system.
I would much rather pay out of pocket for private specialists—and frankly, I don't regret a single cent spent. If you aren't handing out bribes, you're stuck waiting years just for a basic checkup.
It took me two full years just to get an appointment. Once I finally landed a job, I funneled my second paycheck straight into a private clinic. My doctor was actually appalled when he saw my test results and realized how long I had been left hanging by the state medical system.

This is my take on it. Anyone who is genuinely sick and can afford private care will eventually flee the public sector.
The public system ends up being reserved for people who imagine they're ill just to score some time off work or insurance payouts, or those lonely souls who only go there because it's the only place they can find someone to talk to.
Meanwhile, the truly sick are forced to pay their own way because they simply cannot afford to wait any longer.

Fine. If that’s how you want to play it. Just keep in mind that England took the last World Cup title.

Right now, my money is on Ireland to come out on top, but we'll see once the tournament actually gets underway.

The landscape is shifting. Even here in Europe, things are starting to develop.

Take the current top ten teams. Five of them are from Europe. Say whatever you want.

As far as I know, ESPN will be covering it.
Yep, count me in.

The outcome feels predictable at this point.
I find it hard to believe anyone actually stands a chance against
Ireland, Wales, England, France, Scotland, or Italy.
For years now, we've had a team stuck dragging itself along at the top of Group B, just Romania.

Regardless. The main thing is getting people into the stands. It’s about educating the public on what this sport actually entails. This is happening right in the heart of Washington, D.C. If you're nearby, why wouldn't you show up?
Give people a chance to see a different kind of team sport played on a grass field.

Anyway, quality matches in America are a rarity, especially in decent stadiums like the one they'll hopefully use for this.

Correct. These are the European World Cup Qualifiers from 2007. The first round is already over.
All results and relevant data can be found right here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Ru..._qualification

Just providing an update that
USA vs. Germany
on April 22, 2006 will take place at the stadium on Kranjcevic Street.
Likely at 4:00 PM. I will notify you once the time is confirmed.

The last matchup between the USA and Germany was back in 2000 at the Old Square Stadium in Miami, where the USA came out on top. It was a hell of a game—I know because I was there. They even had a Black player in the front line. If memory serves, he was the right prop.

The match is dead even. I’m giving both sides a 50% chance of winning.
We have some great players, but they seem to have more pros on their roster, so we shall see. However, the grit of our boys will settle it.