Vaccinations; recent developments

[Pirate88179]

It is well within English idiom to refer to something that performs a similar function but better as "super".  So yes you've been talking about "Super Medicine"....and you still maintain that I can't possibly not know about your Super Medicine. Which are also words well within the English usage of the term "medicine".

So again how stupid is Joel for believing that ALL curatives are toxic and that Magluvin needs to see studies that run for at least 30 years before they would take your Super Medicine without fearing some murderous side effect?

There are, of course, serious side effects associated with the super medicine and cures.  You just do not hear about them as the Matrix keeps this very quiet.  As a matter of fact, the super medicine is totally secret and no one even knows it exists.  Big Pharma knows about it but, they do not tell any one.  Well, almost any one.

Bill

[Pirate88179]

You surely entertain man in a certain way. lol

If you think about the wold being epoxied (if that even a word), or duct taped, whe can put in a graph the items that have epoxie and those that not. Hmmmm lets think about that for a minute...

-Gorrilla glass. Most every smart phones's touch screen is held by either double sided tape or epoxy. Aside from that, a smart phone does not have epoxie in other areas.

-Cordless drills (which I'm sort of an expert on, sort of). The only epoxy that I could see is in the commutator fan for the windings. The fan is plastic held there by an epoxy to the commutator. All of the rest of the parts are metal.

-Speakers. All speakers I have encountered have epoxy glue. The speaker coil is held with epoxy to the speaker cone. The magnets are held to the metal with epoxy. You can even see this during speaker making in china.

-Cars/Boats. The engine has no epoxy what soever nor the lever connections. The only-thing that I have noticed that have epoxy is the body panels...IOW, the outer panels in the metal frame. And lets not forget when there is an accident, it gets patched by epoxy, sanded, and panted. Or just replace the whole damaged panel.

-Computers. I have built a few computers and they don't have epoxy!

-LCD TV. I have repaired a few LCD TV's and have never encountered any JB weld epoxy.

-Engine radiator. I have repaired an engine radiator water leak with JB weld, and it will leak. The BEST repair was/is to weld. If the radiator is plastic, weld plastic to it. If metal, weal metal POINT BLANK! No of and whats about it.

You JB weld "fix" is aching to repair a broken glass with JB weld....lol. Thanks for the laughs.

No you won't...funny enough I had a minor automobile crash and it punctured my battery. JB weld did not stop the leak. The acid just peel it off like nothing.  I tried this when I was about 20 yrs old. I still got a new one from the company due to out of the factory insurance. Which is mostly a year due to items that get past the assembly line that are defective. = not all items that come out of the assembly line are 100% working as they should (assembly errors). 

JB weld on the caps just means your ignorance! Why? Because the acid inside a led battery fluctuates. Even though the caps may look 100% sealed to you, that is not true cause the acid level inside is not static. The same principal is in engine gas tank caps. You fail yet again sir lol.

Regarding the rest, i'm sure I could open up a battery and clean out the cells by hand from those harmful battery microcospic elements, or just replace the cells and fill the battery up.

lol...I'm not saying I want to throw everything away...I'm saying that JB weld fix is the lazy way! Why instead of JB welding, did NOT upgrade the part? JB weld is JUST LAZY! In todays day and age, JB weld is crap and lazy...it is not a permanent fix.

If your mentality transfers to your support of sarkcheiken, then you two seem like an odd ball. You are more of a sort of recycling type of person while sarkcheiken is more of the type that want to take your money. Maybe you are in the wrong side of the debating lol.

Joel:

Are you kidding me?  You just listed another group of things that use epoxy in their manufacture and yet, it appears that you still do not believe in the power of epoxy.

For the record, when I say "JB Weld" I really mean epoxy in general.  As you have said, there are very many types and varieties specialized for certain applications.

On your leaky battery case, did you not drain the electrolyte and dry it before using the epoxy?  (It clearly says to do this prior to the application)  I have done this with batteries and, no leaks again ever.

You are right about one thing...if I could afford a new radiator, that would indeed be the way to go.  The best repair by far, no doubt.  My radiator is both aluminum and plastic and is over 20 years old so, welding it is out of the question.  So, when faced with buying a new one, for over $300.00, which I do not have, or not going to work, I chose to JB Weld it...and...(somewhat to my surprise) it survived the winter where I would start my car at -10 and heat it up to a little over 200, day after day, and, knowing the thermal coefficient of expansion of aluminum I figured this might only work for about a week.  But, it is spring and...still no leaks.  I was ready to have to redo this a bunch of times just to get through the winter...but...I didn't have to.

So, I spent $5 for the epoxy and maybe 20 minutes of my time and saved $300 AND, missed no days of work.  Not bad all considered.  I would save for a new radiator but, this vehicle has 240,00 miles on it and, that is a lot of money to dump into this.

Epoxy does have its limits and, you need to know what these are when using it.  My point is, I have saved well over $1,000 this past year alone by using it as opposed to your definition of "fixing it right".  Since I did not have the money to buy new parts, this works well for me.

My heat pump is still pumping, my radiator is still radiating,  my window still closes, my steering wheel is still attached. (just kidding)  My friend's dishwasher is still washing, etc., etc.  Sure, we can buy her a new motor and install it if the glue fails...or, we can glue it again.  It has been years and, she is still very happy.

So, there is a time and place for everything...be it vaccines or JB Weld.

The choice is yours,

Bill

[joel321]

Do you really think there are "sides" here?

I mean really?

Based on the way mother nature works, and socialism, there are always sides. From what I can gather your side of the token is that you want to MANDATORY inject vaccines to everyone no questions asked. And if we don't take the MANDATORY vaccinations, there could be jail time. Right? You want to MANDATORY all vaccines?

Do you believe in SeaMonkey's delusional ideas about shadow governments with people who never get sick because of super secret MEGA VACCINES? Is that YOUR SIDE Joel?  Because it's pretty freaking hilarious if it is.

Is not really far fetched! I mean do you really know yourself? You cannot possibly know 100% what all governments are doing behind closed doors? That only HOLDS TRUE to the acquired knowledge that you posses, BUT that does not mean that you know EVERY SINGLE governments agenda.

Like the Hitlers followers, they thought that by choosing the guy, things would change for the better. The guy use to film tortures to watch them in his free time for enjoyment. One that I can remember is that he would tell his solders to choke the person with a wire till he went unconscious, then revived him, and then choke him unconscious again, rinse and repeat. He recorded this to watch later at his leasure. This was found presently and was not known back then mainstream...hmmmm...what kind of stuff do you not know about the present rulers agendas.

That mentality code is with in all those that hold power from the past...
http://listverse.com/2010/05/09/top-10-worst-roman-emperors/

You cannot know 100% what is going on behind closed doors. You are just focusing in your own little bubble of what you know regarding your education and the job that brings food to your table. There is no way shape and form you know outside from that.

Having said that, that is not far fetched at all. There is no way for you to know what is going on behind closed doors. Heck you kinda seem brain washed .

Wait when it becomes MANDATORY to implant chips in your body with their code.

[Pirate88179]

Based on the way mother nature works, and socialism, there are always sides. From what I can gather your side of the token is that you want to MANDATORY inject vaccines to everyone no questions asked. And if we don't take the MANDATORY vaccinations, there could be jail time. Right? You want to MANDATORY all vaccines?

Is not really far fetched! I mean do you really know yourself? You cannot possibly know 100% what all governments are doing behind closed doors? That only HOLDS TRUE to the acquired knowledge that you posses, BUT that does not mean that you know EVERY SINGLE governments agenda.

Like the Hitlers followers, they thought that by choosing the guy, things would change for the better. The guy use to film tortures to watch them in his free time for enjoyment. One that I can remember is that he would tell his solders to choke the person with a wire till he went unconscious, then revived him, and then choke him unconscious again, rinse and repeat. He recorded this to watch later at his leasure. This was found presently and was not known back then...hmmmm...what kind of stuff do you not know about the present.

That mentality code is with in all those that hold power from the past...
http://listverse.com/2010/05/09/top-10-worst-roman-emperors/

You cannot know 100% what is going on behind closed doors. You are just focusing in your own little bubble of what you know regarding your education and the job that brings food to your table. There is no way shape and form you know outside from that.

Having said that, that is not far fetched at all. There is no way for you to know what is going on behind closed doors. Heck you kinda seem brain washed .

Wait when it becomes MANDATORY to implant chips in your body with their code.

But, what if the only closed doors are the ones you construct yourself?

Think about it.  You hold the key.

Bill

[joel321]

Are you kidding me?  You just listed another group of things that use epoxy in their manufacture and yet, it appears that you still do not believe in the power of epoxy.

My main goal of listing those is that epoxy is like weak and a bandaid as a repair job.

For the record, when I say "JB Weld" I really mean epoxy in general.  As you have said, there are very many types and varieties specialized for certain applications.

Yes I understand but there is no better "epoxy" metal to metal than metal welding or using metal screws.

On your leaky battery case, did you not drain the electrolyte and dry it before using the epoxy?  (It clearly says to do this prior to the application)  I have done this with batteries and, no leaks again ever.

Everything dried. Plastic sanded. Acetone the plastic to clean. Applied JB weld. Battery acid will still leak...not pour drops but leak out slowly...I could see the area damped.

You are right about one thing...if I could afford a new radiator, that would indeed be the way to go.  The best repair by far, no doubt.  My radiator is both aluminum and plastic and is over 20 years old so, welding it is out of the question.  So, when faced with buying a new one, for over $300.00, which I do not have, or not going to work, I chose to JB Weld it...and...(somewhat to my surprise) it survived the winter where I would start my car at -10 and heat it up to a little over 200, day after day, and, knowing the thermal coefficient of expansion of aluminum I figured this might only work for about a week.  But, it is spring and...still no leaks.  I was ready to have to redo this a bunch of times just to get through the winter...but...I didn't have to.

I think the KEY for your success is in the winter...where things stay cold mostly year around. I only know JB weld here where I live close to the equator.

So, I spent $5 for the epoxy and maybe 20 minutes of my time and saved $300 AND, missed no days of work.  Not bad all considered.  I would save for a new radiator but, this vehicle has 240,00 miles on it and, that is a lot of money to dump into this.

I understand. Trust me, with the right tools, you can repair it if it metal or plastic....but for $5 bucks, you cannot beat that. I think I have figured it out. The JB weld is working fine for you in the cold climate.

Epoxy does have its limits and, you need to know what these are when using it.  My point is, I have saved well over $1,000 this past year alone by using it as opposed to your definition of "fixing it right".  Since I did not have the money to buy new parts, this works well for me.

I understand. I saved 3000 USD by repairing my own car when a teenager with no insurance T-boned me.

My heat pump is still pumping, my radiator is still radiating,  my window still closes, my steering wheel is still attached. (just kidding)  My friend's dishwasher is still washing, etc., etc.  Sure, we can buy her a new motor and install it if the glue fails...or, we can glue it again.  It has been years and, she is still very happy.

I think my conclusion of the story is that JB weld works miracles in real cold climates. I've used it here in the equator part of the earth and using it on a radiator, JB weld will not work at all. It will for a few months, but eventually it will buckle.

Conclusion, I guess JB weld works for you in cold climate.

Conclusion, JB weld will not take the broken item at 100% structurally as it first was before it got broken. lol.