>Bruce:
>
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>Long Island, NY
>bdimarco@optonline.net
It's hard to get excited over hornet therapy.
Terri
http://pub219.ezboard.com/btinnitusactivismandsupport
Bob D. - 24 Oct 2003 16:02 GMT
>It's hard to get excited over hornet therapy.
>
>Terri
Terri:
In this group, we'll try almost anything ...
Bob D.
Long Island, NY
bdimarco@optonline.net
> Bruce:
>
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> Long Island, NY
> bdimarco@optonline.net
We can get my cat, a hornet is like a mars bar to him. He also eats wasps
and spiders :)
terri231@knowspam.mam - 24 Oct 2003 01:15 GMT
>> Bruce:
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>We can get my cat, a hornet is like a mars bar to him. He also eats wasps
>and spiders :)
I read somewhere that everyone swallows about 8 spiders a year mostly
when they are sleeping.
Terri
http://pub219.ezboard.com/btinnitusactivismandsupport
PaulS - 24 Oct 2003 15:02 GMT
> I read somewhere that everyone swallows about 8 spiders a year mostly
> when they are sleeping.
No point to swallowing an awake spider.
PS
terri231@knowspam.mam - 24 Oct 2003 22:06 GMT
>> I read somewhere that everyone swallows about 8 spiders a year mostly
>> when they are sleeping.
>
>No point to swallowing an awake spider.
>
>PS
No..they put their legs out so they don't go down.
Terri
http://pub219.ezboard.com/btinnitusactivismandsupport
Marktvalu - 27 Oct 2003 01:35 GMT
> I read somewhere that everyone swallows about 8 spiders a year mostly
>> when they are sleeping.
........................
Oh my God, that's disgusting. Im going in to vacuum my mattress right now.
- jean :)
Susanne Sourire - 27 Oct 2003 18:03 GMT
> > I read somewhere that everyone swallows about 8 spiders a year mostly
> >> when they are sleeping.
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>
> - jean :)
I think I'll do that same thing. Right now:-)They may be crispy and
all, but I don't really like eating them.
Susanne
Ear Ring - 28 Oct 2003 02:11 GMT
Where else would tinnitus come from if it isn't from the internal spiders?
Don't be ridiculous to suggest anything else.
> > I read somewhere that everyone swallows about 8 spiders a year mostly
> >> when they are sleeping.
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>
> - jean :)
> Bruce:
>
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> most. We've tried calling exterminators and even Witch Doctors --
> Nobody will come -- What can we do ???
Why call the exterminators and Witch Doctors????
Good lord, man!
Call the bill collectors and the CPA's.
Every one "stung where it hurts" by one of our runaway hornets is getting
benefits from our product without paying for it. What would Microsoft
do in a situation like this? Think man, HTINK!
> Aside from this, all is well on EERIE Island and we're maintaining
> our production schedule and profits are up !!
Oh good.
> RHaj has tied up the Jug'O'Hornets guys up in legal knots at the
> world court, but unfortunately the leader of the Jugs (Bruiser),
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> Are you 'UP' for it or are we going to have to send you back
> into our witness protection program ???
Bob, you tell that guy if he wants to challenge and "measure up"
to me .... he'd better find a very long hallway.
Best Regards,
Bruce, the humble and benevolent founder of
EERIE WAX, a tinnitus remedy
> Ciao-4-now,
>
> Bob D.
> Long Island, NY
> bdimarco@optonline.net
Sonny - 27 Oct 2003 13:49 GMT
> > Bruce:
> >
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> > Long Island, NY
> > bdimarco@optonline.net
"Every one "stung where it hurts" by one of our runaway hornets is
getting
benefits from our product without paying for it"
Reproduction of an altered hornet in the wild is difficult to say the
least, so I would not worry about a sky filled with floating cures
snatching your profit margins. The larger issue, however, is basically
that double blinders testing has proven that the Jar O' Hornets when
placed correctly over the ear brings far more substantial relief than
EERIE Wax. While this may come as a shock to some, progress cannot be
twarted, we must move forward gentlemen. At present I am attempting to
purchase the legal rights to Jar O' Hornets and potentially having an
IPO of Jar O' Hornets.
SonnyBuzzing
"It's all in the Stinger !"
http://tinnitustimes.netfirms.com/introducingjarohornets.htm
Bruce/Seattle - 27 Oct 2003 20:18 GMT
> > > Bruce:
> > >
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> "It's all in the Stinger !"
> http://tinnitustimes.netfirms.com/introducingjarohornets.htm
Sounds *gooood* to me.
Tell you what ... uh... Sonny, make the check out for Jar O'Hornets
for me personally of 50% of JO'H. I'll personally sell you another 25% after you
offer the IPO in the first quarter of next year. Then in the 3rd
quarter EERIE WAX will make a bid for merger. By then we'll have some
major mutual funds wanting to pick us up for their portfolio.
Have you met Murray's South Pacific island maidens who PR for his
Bora Bora Root as yet?
Bruce, http://eebee.net/eeriewax.html