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Brad - 13 Oct 2003 21:26 GMT

a.s-effects = Used to make J.Lo's butt look better

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Aimee G - 14 Oct 2003 12:38 GMT

Canasa-- ASA for your can

> a.s-effects = Used to make J.Lo's butt look better

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DRWilliams - 14 Oct 2003 20:26 GMT

>a.s-effects = Used to make J.Lo's butt look better

Anusol = anus (a.s) + 'ol (hole)

Stelazine was very possibly named after a co-worker pharmacist's
sister, Stella, was in the original clinical drug trials.

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Jacob M. Parnas - 16 Oct 2003 01:26 GMT

I always thought that in a kind of sick way the generic name for Orap (an anti-psychotic, but
even more heavy duty than most) had a funny generic name: pimozide. It sounds like something
that was dropped in Vietnam to me (kind of like napalm). Not a whole lot more safer than napalm
either.

Jacob

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Paul Trusten - 18 Oct 2003 23:01 GMT

Fondaparinux. Henry AND Jane.

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Paul Trusten - 18 Oct 2003 23:02 GMT

...of a class of drugs, I always thought COX-2 inhibitors might more
appropriately be used to reduce male libido.

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chucks@xpivot.net - 20 Oct 2003 23:55 GMT

>...of a class of drugs, I always thought COX-2 inhibitors might more
>appropriately be used to reduce male libido.

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