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  1. 2 points
    Wise words Nuff Said.
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    So much to go at here... Define natural. Aspirin is derived from willow bark, is that a "natural" remedy? Because a treatment worked for you, or your wife or even both of you, does that mean it is proven? No. Do you know that you would have caught flu without it? No. Correlation is not causation. "what has been around for so long is now labelled 'alternative' as opposed to the medical breakthroughs that have come about in the last 100 years or so" - I'm not so sure. I would suggest that it's the stuff that is tested and that fails those tests which is labelled 'alternative'. Please, please, please don't throw aspersions on vaccination, unless you have some very concrete evidence - just listing some potentially iffy ingredients in no way invalidates the enormous, in fact enormously enormous improvements in public health they have delivered. Look at the damage Andrew Wakefield caused and the recent growth in diseases that were previously considered beaten like mumps and measles. People who spread unjustified rumours about vaccination need to understand their responsibility for the damage it causes to children and think carefully before doing it. I can't see the link between your overriding point about taking personal responsibility for one's own health and alternative medicine. Yes, absolutely educate and treat yourself before calling on our creaking health service, but it's irrelevant whether the treatment you choose is "natural" or not, what matters is if it's effective. Run out of time, but I could go on and on ...
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    Don't forget the ginger Pele, Gary Doherty
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    The reason alternative medicine is called alternative medicine is because if it worked it would be called medicine. Nuff said.
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    Agree with that NS. Not only individually speaking but also partnerships on the field. Tetty plays better with Leitner and Zimmerman clearly benefits from having Tim around. We have decent deputies which is vital over the season but the make up of our strongest team is pretty clear.
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    I suspected that was the problem 🙄😂
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    Means the nginx frontend serving the HTTP requests to your browser is working as expected, but it can't communicate with the backend platform actually serving the website. IE it was broke
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    When we signed Marshall nobody expected Aarons to make the right back position his own. Emmi has made right midfield his own. So both Pinto and Marshall are feeding on scraps. This is what happens when players take their opportunities.
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    Rob, you are starting to sound as if you are giving advice on how to get out of this division ( upwards, of course), please remind me of your last successful attempt at it as i'm only 56 yrs old.
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    There is no coincidence that the first team squad has so much better spirit and togetherness now that Oliveira is no where near it.
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    he never wanted to be here. We foolishly chased him and threw the house at buying him, because Alex Neil loved him and thought he would keep us up singlehandedly. Eventually he caved in because we offered silly wages but only came for the money and that showed in his performances. He was a waning star with little to prove to himself or others in a yellow shirt and boy did it show. Proof positive that hungry young players on the up are so much better than once great men on the down. For me a nice enough bloke but one who has robbed this club in terms of what was taken and how much effort was made. And if his legs had gone and he wasn't up to it- again huge question marks over the scouting team at the time. All in all the WORST signing in our history given the costs involved. So my reply to him is that we never felt very loved either.
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    I'm sure we would have loved him if he played well.
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