Time Warner Inc. Message Board
-
i would think that ORCL deserves better....
- Reply to
$50.00 for 30 minutes or $100.00 for an hour with Dr. Feelgoodagain....
by mandan14shooter •Apr 8, 2013 12:27 PMi asked the good Doctor about home remedies for back pain, due to muscle stiffness. He told me to lie on the floor, put a rubber ball under the pain area and lie there for 10 or 15 minutes. Do that two or three times a day, if necessary. That forces the muscle to relax. That technique can also be used on arms and other parts of the body by applying pressure. i've done it many times and it definitely works....
-
During work, every time i climbed my 4' ladder, i would get dizzy and have to stop for 10-15 seconds before it would go away. i went to my local Dr. and he said it most likely was an inner ear problem and gave me some pills to take. i had an appointment the next morning with my other Dr., so i didn't take the pills.
Dr. Feelgoodagain has been an Osteopath and teaches the same at his office for many years. He's about 5'8" tall and a Bear of a man with arms that could probably pop the eyes out of Yukon Eric, if he wanted to. He doesn't take X-rays and he says that if he can't help you in two visits, he can't help you.
my left elbow was killing me for a couple of weeks and was probably due to winding torsion springs. He worked on my elbow for 15 minutes and and told me i had 15 minutes left and asked if there was anything else wrong. i told him about 4' ladder dizziness and about the other Dr. assessment. i thought i could hear a very low chuckle and he worked on my neck for the remainder of time and said "that should do it". That was a couple years ago and when i walked out the door, i never had another elbow pain. i did a spring change that afternoon, walked up the ladder and got dizzy. That was the last time i ever got dizzy.
The good Doctor has retired from patient care, but still teaches to many who fly in from many parts of the world. Dr. Loren Rex, Medical MiracleMan... -
my Son and i have an LLP garage door company and we both drive 79 Ford half-ton, long box trucks. Last year we traveled about 18K miles to 653 jobs and spent 6690 bucks on gas, which in part was written off as expenses. These trucks are easy to maintain and parts are cheap and plentiful and any back yard mechanic can work on them. They also carry a much heavier load and still drive nice down the road. If we bought new trucks at 20 or 25 grand each for better fuel economy, they would lose half their value in two years, which buys a lot of gas. The 79 beds are only 46" off the ground, while new ones require a stepladder to work out of at about 58". OLD is good and the first 79 i bought had 360k miles on it and it would still be going down the road if the young kid i sold it to didn't fall asleep and hit a tree....
-
They also had a long run of head gasket problems. my wife's friend bought one of those and never had a problem, but the Subaru dealer talked her into changing it out anyway. Another little example of money going into dealer pockets....
- Reply to
Why Are Liberals so concerned about firearms and children?
by hope4whitepeoples •Apr 2, 2013 11:39 AMYou forgot the intentional murdering of GODs most Holy Innocent Children through abortion. liberal, Godless brains think they have a right to murder the Holy Innocent....
-
128 bucks a year for full coverage.
Garage Door LLP Business Insurance for (2) 79 Ford trucks and (2) drivers a year....1584 bucks, which was 700 bucks cheaper than the previous policy at farmers.
Progressive?? Are you kidding me?? Stay from any company that spends money like CRAZY LUNATICS on SICKENING television commercials.
AMERICAN FAMILY INSURANCE....try it and you'll like it....i can contact my agent Kim anytime and she always returns my calls if she's out of the office.... -
They LOVE FLASH! Jay Leno probably has one in his garage, parked next to his green Duesenberg Roadster and even Rambling Jack Nicholson would probably have one if he could afford it.
i went for a long drive in my white 77 Trans Am yesterday and three kids and an old man gave me the "thumbs up". Some cars are COOL and some aren't worth mentioning and Tesla is definitely KOOL......., -
He's probably a bookkeeper at the neighborhood carwash....
-
-
is the only true way to happiness. The liberals run the schools and threw GOD out the door and the evidence of failure is everywhere. The same can be said on the gov't and political scene. obama and the liberals have just begun to do their damage. Many good people haven't the courage to stand up for their convictions, so what good are they??
-
obama sold his soul for votes. No REAL CONSERVATIVE would ever do that....
-
It definitely was watered down, but then very few beers have tasted the same over the years. Back in high school, we were all drinking Black Label in the orange can. A case was 4 bucks at the time and soo good. We went north of town in my 50 Merc 2-dr and set the case out in the snow. It put a nice frosty layer on the top. Then they changed the can and the taste so we switched to Bud. The Bud these days tastes nothing like it did back then. Down hill all the way, so now it's full flavored, high octane COORS all the way. Going out in the garage a couple times a week, turning on a little music, sitting in the hot rod and having a few COORS is a prescription that costs very little but is very rewarding....
-
That slippery slope is turning into a large crevice straight down to hell. You compromise and you will lose your Soul....
-
Have you ever thought about joining the Foreign Legion or the Marine Corps?? They'd straighten your mind out overnight....
- Reply to
Why does Obama relentlessly demand new taxes on Americans?
by america_rising •Mar 27, 2013 11:32 AMHow else is he going to pay off his 20 or 22 or 24 TRILLION DOLLAR DEBT?? he's also under the delusion that higher taxes will not kill this fragile economy. PRINTING MONEY TO SPEND YOUR WAY OUT OF A SINKHOLE IS NUTS!! By the time he gets thrown out of d.c., the food stamp program might just hit 60 million...
- Reply to
GM in next phase of hoped for Buick revival............................it could be done
by tiglet2l •Mar 26, 2013 9:59 AMSome more info on the Grand National:
"After a one-year hiatus, the Grand National returned with a mean all-black exterior and more unique touches. For 1986 came a turbo intercooler that swelled horses by 35 for both T-type and GN. Recalibrated engine electronics gave the 87's ten more hp and phenomenal acceleration. In fact, these Buicks bid fair as the fastest cars in the land and did 0-60 in about 6 seconds. The most special was the 1987 only GNX. It was a $30k end of the line limited edition and only 500 units were built by contractor ASC. They had a higher boost, "smarter" electronics, cleaner porting, even bigger tires and claimed 300 bhp. It turned mid 5 second 0-60 times."....Encyclopedia of American Cars from 1930....Publications International, Ltd....816 pages....
A customer of mine said he was driving a 440 Plymouth over the West Seattle bridge many years ago and a GN came alongside. They both hit it at the same time and the Buick pulled away easily. He ended up selling the Plymouth and buying the GN and he still had it in his garage. The story was a little hard to believe, but who knows.... -
J.C.Penney owned Main Street in Mandan back in the 50's & 60's. All the Main Street stores were packed during the CHRISTmas Season. It paralleled the CHRISTmas Story Movie to a T. Then K-Mart wanted to move in and the City Council voted against it to try and save small business. They moved to Bismarck instead and every other large company followed, including Wal-Mart. The Mandan shoppers started taking the 10 minute drive across the Missouri River to save money and have a much larger shopping experience. J.C. Penney closed long ago, was replaced with a 2nd hand store and Main Street has been slowly dying. We had two large Movie Theaters and they are both gone. The local hardware store has been having a " Going out of business sale" for at least 10 years, but is still hanging on. I walked in there a few years ago to check out a few "on sale" prices. A 16' Stanley tape was 22 bucks on sale! The same tape could have been had at Home Depot for under 10 bucks. As kids, we spent thousands of hours playing Snooker and Pinball Machines down at Nick's Pool Hall and at Morry's "8" Ball and i wouldn't change those memories for anything. Fighting Progress is a losing battle....
-
The Center-Door, the Roadsters and other Model T's, the 1928-31 Model A's , 32,33,34,40,46,49,50,51,53,56,57,58,62,63,63 1/2,64,64-70 Mustangs. That's all folks. Except for the new Mustangs, ford is DEAD...
-
If Mitt were Prez, he would have thrown kerry-heinz out the window.