Hi Wayne,
In my calculation the operative word is about! grin
I used the approximations of 20 drops per cc, which works pretty well
for water and thin glass pipettes, and assumed 28g per ounce. (A troy
ounce is about 31g...)
The correspondence between volume and weight measure is for water at
Your bullying techniques won't work on me.
I'm afraid the aggression is getting going both ways and needs to stop
now. It's time to cool down.
Looking back over your questions now and a few weeks back, Angel, I can
see that you've worked hard to try to get what you want.
I honestly can't
Yep, I'm investigating how that's happening. I hope y'all will ignore
it. sigh
Mike D.
This is one of a couple of spam I have received on the list today.
Jackie
---Original Message---
From: Wilmer Cisneros
Date: 9/19/2006 10:54:40 PM
To: sine...@eskimo.com
Subject: CSYour
Terry wrote:
Dr. Carey Ream's son showed me how to build a highly effective colonic
device for $25 max, much less if you already have some of the parts
(many folks do). You don't lay down on a board, you sit on the toilet.
Very handy, very easy, very effective.
I will send the
Woops! Haven't had that happen before!
The address has been removed from the list. If it's a legitimate
subscriber I'll hear from them.
Sorry 'bout that.
Mike D.
Hello, Would you like to spend less on your MEDICATIONS ?
V1AG RA Lev ltra C1ALIS and many other.
[Mike Devour, Citizen,
Dear Scott,
If your wife chooses to continue to smoke, it will kill her no matter
how helpful any therapy is that anyone might suggest. I know you know
that, but I have to say it anyway.
I understand addiction at least to the extent that I experience it with
food. It is, finally, to choose
Agreed. Something just a little lyrical comes through... smile
Mike D.
I just love the way people who's primary language is not english express
themselves.
Marshall
Carlos Pérez wrote:
Dear Dan,
It was a very special surprise you gave me tonight. I am proud of
having
Bill I found this:
Dupuytren's contracture and Peyronie's disease are two fibrotic
conditions that can be helped considerably by SSKI. In Dupuytren's
contracture, thickening (fibrosis) occurs along one of the tendons in
the palm in the hand, pulling the related finger down towards the
palm.
All I do is, instead of putting my lips directly on the bottle, touch
the outside of the threads to my lower lip in order to locate it
properly, and *pour* the CS into my mouth. My saliva never gets into
the CS, thus prolonging its shelf-life. My kids have easily adopted the
same precaution as
And now I hope Jean has caught up sufficiently with her e-mail to see
my request that nobody respond to this thread.
It is always best to withhold sending any responses until you've caught
up with all of your mail. You risk reviving week old issues and open
yourself up to the displeasure of
Dearest Faith,
I suspect you received the same mail from Bill Keen that I did. It was
sent to us privately, however, and not through the silver list.
Politics and religion are thoroughly prohibited topics on the silver
list for the obvious reason that people cannot discuss them without
nearly
Lisa wrote:
Dear Fello Lister's,
Not to try to keep such a tragedy on the forefront of the topics,
but i do want to share what i was able to see on the animal
planet documentaries this week.
Thank you for the illuminating profile of the fellow's activities.
p.p.s.
Dear Carlos,
It sounds like you are making good progress. Please remind us of the
design of your generator and the recipe that you follow, so we can
have a better idea of what your CS is like.
The odds are good you'll be able to increase to at least a cup or two
per day in spaced doses
Dear Carlos,
Back in my earlier days of experimenting with CS, I went for a spell of
probably several weeks, taking several mouthfuls per day of fairly
concentrated CS (probably 20ppm or more, large particles, dark amber
colored). I started to feel tired and weak, with achiness in my large
Dear Carlos,
You write:
My normal diet consists basically of an abundant supply of raw fruts and
vegetables of all kinds. I also include fermented or germinated beans,
lentiles, chick peas, peas and other leguminous seeds, corn, almonds,
walnuts, hazel nuts, cashew nuts, sesame seeds, coconut
. Dennis
M. G. Devour wrote:
Well, I got an answer to my question about the peppers used in Tabasco
sauce. Don't know exactly what it means, though...
Mike D.
--- Forwarded message follows ---
To: M. G. Devour mdev...@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: Simple
So there might be at least a *few* people with integrity amongst these
Government health advisers?
Mike D.
Health Advisers Reject Mercury Report
By ANDREW BRIDGES
ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON (AP) - Government health advisers rejected a federal report
that concluded dental fillings used
Well, I got an answer to my question about the peppers used in Tabasco
sauce. Don't know exactly what it means, though...
Mike D.
--- Forwarded message follows ---
To: M. G. Devour mdev...@eskimo.com
Subject:Re: Simple ingredient question...
From
A liver flush is usually a protocol of taking stuff orally that
causes the liver and gall bladder to dump the stuff that's clogging
them. One type uses epsom salts to flush you out, followed by lemon
juice and olive oil to trigger a gall bladder purge. Since the bile is
what digests fats, if
I already sent this to Ian privately, but now that I see his message
made it to the list after all, here's my answer to him:
--- Forwarded message follows ---
Hello Ian,
Short answer to your question: If you can't save the tooth any other
way, pull it rather than have a root canal done.
Dear Ken (Ode),
Several times in the past you've mentioned reducing or eliminating your
pollen sensitivity by licking the windshield. I'm entering ragweed
season here which usually makes me miserable from late august through
the first frost. I'm going to try your technique.
Questions:
How
Dan writes:
Well, after cajoling, threatening, and badgering Comcast,
I appear to be receiving the silver-list, at least for the
time-being...
Take a bow, Dan. Thanks for your effort. Thanks to everyone else who
also complained.
Dan sent me copies of correspondence he received from Comcast,
Brickey wrote:
I still get a foot itch that can't be relieved by rubbing. I found that
stretching my ankle for five seconds s eems to help, I stetch forward ,
toes out and toes in. A dancer said that exercise helped her feet.
My wife has used a magnet taped over the itch. Relief is pretty
cmo ?? is this a c/s product,, sorry , i am new at this.. geo.
Hi Geo,
CMO is Cetyl-Myristoleate. It's another alternative health nostrum.
CMO, glucosamine, chondroitin, and MSM together make up the main
ingredients of a protocol people have been using to reverse -- not just
slow or stop,
Why doesn't she/he just use the catheter to inject some CS into the
bladder? Especially just before removing the catheter?
Prophylactic oral CS prevents the problem. Infusion would be a
possibility if an infection got started.
It's easier to drink the stuff than use a turkey baster! grin
Be
will start the vite e program today,, i stock and use the 400 iu gel
caps.. ping will be on them as of today,, and thanks so much,, geo..
Great! Let us know in a couple of weeks if he's doing better!
Be well,
Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo.com
Okay folks, this subject is going to end right now, got it?
Don't reply to this, don't escalate it, don't make personal attacks.
If I hear one more peep of a personal attack on another list member
such as this one, you're very likely to get the boot.
Speaking of which, Bill, I had just
Hi folks.
This is an experiment based on a report from one of our members who
uses Comcast. She's been getting *MY* messages to the list but not
anybody else's. I'd like to confirm that, if possible.
If you're mail address ends in @comcast.net or any near variant,
please post to my
Sasha wrote:
The first url will take you to an ebay full page of Needak Rebounders,
and the second url will take you to an ebay dealer that sells Needak for
$176, has 100% acceptance from 4200 sales. That's not bad. You can't
beat the price, but you might have to order a holding bar. Many
Pat writes:
MikeI wonder if it's the same for everyone...when
you post, it shows up about 10 emails down from the
last received. If I haven't read them all, often I
read your response before I read the emails you're
responding to. Doesn't matter, I'm used to it, and
you're very good at
Excellent news, Del, and nice report.
A family member uses oral CS to keep recurrent bladder infections under
control from daily catheterization to void the bladder. It does work.
Be well,
Mike D.
We just had a scare with our two year old twin grandchildren because of
a severe E-Coli
via the other server, which Comcast is not
blocking.
Just one more wrinkle in a complicated and not very hopeful situation!
Thanks to all who answered my e-mail. It cleared up that question at
least!
Be well,
Mike D.
M. G. Devour wrote:
Hi folks.
This is an experiment based
Dear Marshalee,
You write:
Yeah, but with these painful swollen feet, the thought of ibouncing on
them boggles my mind! Plus I`m too darn near 300, probably break the
tramp... sigh.
You'd need to buy a really *good* one, but a rebounder is probably one
of the best exercise options you
Hello everyone!
Robert, our host and owner of Eskimo North, has put up a web page about
the problem we are all having with Comcast blocking mail from the
server that sends out list mail. He is asking people with Comcast
accounts to contact them with their complaints.
If you have any contact
Thank you for those details, Julie. Useful info!
I have never shared this information
with my cardiologist who still cannot understand how i
avoided the er.
LOL
Be well!
Mike
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo.com]
[Speaking only for
Ed wrote:
Tabasco is hotter and tastier but it is a different pepper.
I'm looking at a bottle... Ingredients are: distilled vinegar, red
pepper, salt.
In my limited experience, red pepper has always meant cayenne.
Poking around the www.tabasco.com site nowhere do they refer to the
special
And I wondered how you used your extract, Julie? Diluted in warm
water? By the spoonful?
Another question for anybody... Would Tobasco(tm) sauce be any use for
this, or is it too badly adulterated versus a cayenne tincture or tea?
I'm just thinking about first aid situations and what people
Hi gang,
We have about a dozen members who are comcast.net customers. Comcast
has taken into it's nonexistant brain to blacklist the mail server at
Eskimo for sourcing spam. Apart from the fact that Robert who owns
Eskimo North is diligent about security and *not* allowing spam to come
from
Following up on this, it appears Comcast, in its infinite genius, has a
robot-responder monitoring their blacklist removal address which scans
incoming mail for the IP address and does a lookup in their database.
My request was denied, apparently because they've put us in their
repeat offender
Hi all.
This is for Dan Nave (who's listening in via his work address) and
anybody else who uses a Comcast account to receive the list.
Apparently, Comcast has taken it into it's collective head to block e-
mail from eskimo.com for alleged spam activity. They did this without
warning or
Mike, I use Comcast. No problem receiving your emails.
Hi Carol Ann,
It works because you're subscribed via a yahoo.com address. Although
you must be logging in via a Comcast net connection, the list server is
not trying to send mail to an @comcast.net address.
Thanks,
Mike D.
M. G
As sometimes happens, particularly in the summer, the list has been
pretty slow for the last few days, Ruth.
A couple today, three on the 17th, three on the 16th, and six on the
15th... that's my count.
Be well,
Mike D.
Hi! For a few days now I have been receiving very few posts from
I asked what the silver product was, and got the answer that the RN
daughter believes it was Silvagard.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=SilvagardbtnG=Google+Search
Cool! It's going to become a little easier to convince people that
silver kills germs. That still leaves the step to making
Dear Julius,
At present, you are subscribed to both the silver list as well as the
digest version of the list. So you should be getting two copies of each
message, one set as individual messages, and one set grouped together
into digests.
If there's one thing that has *not* changed lately,
Actually, Wayne, a few small attachments go through the list, such as V-
cards or AVG anti virus certificates. Image attachments are accepted,
too, but the message size limit is set so low as to make reasonable
resolutions impractical.
But, you're right that nothing's changed on the list server
Dear David,
As I get more of a chance to interview them I'll nail down the rest of
the specifics. When I talked to them I was able to verify how they made
it and how much they took each day. I'm not sure how many months or
years they took it, though.
Be well,
Mike D.
Hello Mike
Can you
Dear group,
In another thread David wrote:
Don't assume that someone who looks grey has been taking colloidal
silver. It's more likely to be caused by heart medication.
I will be interested to see how prevalent use and abuse of that heart
medication will become, versus the relative frequency
that I look a lot better now, some of
them don't even notice anything anymore, but it's still there a little
bit...I have been taking those vitamins for almost 3 months now and I
am pretty sure that it will go away completely...
Sincerely Gary
M. G. Devour mdev...@eskimo.com wrote
D'oh! I should probably be less cryptic for anybody who's just come in
and hadn't read Jason's report...
It says the guy went back on silver after having cleared up his
argyria, causing it to partially return. He then went back on the
protocol and reversed the color yet again.
I asked Jason
Up to date on Getting rid of my Argyria.
Nails have lost some of the color face is a whole lot better (been told
this by others). For those who do not remember, I took CS for several
years at a real strong level 35 to 45 PPM. I also used this strength in
my Nebulizer. I am still taking CS
Gary wrote:
I have the same problem as you ...I also contracted argyria about 3
months ago...I am taking Vitamin E and Selenium and my face got better
but there is still some discoloration leftCan you tell me what else
did you do beside vitamins and how long been trying to get rid of it?
Gary writes:
Hi all .
Does anybody knows what I have to do in order to reverse slight argyria?
The best information I'm aware of is at Jason's site, here:
http://www.eytonsearth.org/forum/about7.html
Can you tell us a little about your use history, Gary? How you
make/made your silver, or
Look, the chemists who measured mineral content in soils and produce 80
to 100 years ago were not clueless noobs. The assays they could run
might not be as quick or precise as modern, technologically advanced
methods, but they worked quite reliably. They were more labor
intensive, certainly.
Marshalee sent this along in MS Word format, which made it too big. I'm
forwarding it as plain text...
Marshalee wrote:
Dear Silverlisters,
I got this from a friend; it is funny in a painful sort of way...
Marshalee
For years and years they told me
Be careful of your breasts.
Don`t ever
I was warned by my very well informed therapist about this and have read
it in other places - it can burst things. Make them available for
spreading. And the radiation isn't particularly healthy, especially when
they keep coming back to take more pics. R
I've heard similar things about
Thank you, Mark. Make note that I have already responded to this. Which
is a good example of why one ought to at least scan all of a thread
before replying to it... particularly when you're hot about it. smile
Again, folks, please do not respond to this thread here. OT list is
available for
Some possible health implications, but borderline fodder for partisan
debate. Please take comments to the Off Topic List.
Thank you!
Mike D.
- Original Message -
Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 9:10 PM
Subject: Stop The SECRET Plan To Gut Our Environmental Laws
OPPOSE
does anyone know if CS could help with this condition?
Karen
IC is the only medical condition for which mainstream medicine permits
the use of DMSO. You might go to dmso.org and do some reading.
Be well,
Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo.com
A rules reminder:
Political topics are not permitted on the main list unless directly
related to alternative health subjects or colloidal silver. Then a
heads-up message can be posted, with discussion to migrate to the Off
Topic List or elsewhere.
This one doesn't fit that criterion and
After separate requests from Mike Devour, Trem Williams, and 3
requests from me, Marshall finally sent a copy of his reply.
Why he did not simply post it to the list is beyond me. However, for
the record, I am posting it to the list.
Ummm, my oversight. Marshall's post came to me only
Mike Monett wrote:
Perpetual motion machines (the Latin term perpetuum mobile is not
uncommon) are a class of hypothetical machines which would produce
useful energy in a way which would violate the established laws of
physics. No genuine perpetual motion machine currently
Hi! I managed to lose your message from today, but it should be clear
from this reply to an old one, that I have turned off html. From now on
my messages should come in plain text. I have now reason that I can
think of for using html. Are there any special times when one really
needs to
Hi Duncan,
I use Pegasus mail, too. What's causing others a problem is you have
the default Reply-to: field filled in, and that overrides the default
reply to the list header the list server usually inserts into the e-
mails it's broadcasting to the subscribers.
If you absolutely need to have
Hi Gang! Just so you know, I'm sending these messages helping Ruth to
the whole list just in case others might benefit.
Dear Ruth,
I think you figured out what's happening in your next post to Mike M.
If the messages are sorted alphabetically by Subject or Title, then all
you have to do is to
Sol wrote:
Without a proper calcium/phosphorus ratio, mammals can't properly use
calcium. The conventional wisdom seems to be that humans get plenty of
phosphorus and don't need to worry about it, but I wonder if that is
really true.
Right now my phosphorus levels are low, both absolutely
Hi Mike - would you please tell us what specifically is bioavailable
calcium, what to look for on a label to indicate that and also what are
the organic and inorganic sources...my readings tell me that that
ascorbates are often processed with some pretty undesirable chemicals.
HI Deborah,
At the Dr. Huggins website, he says root canals are
very bad. So, what is one to do?
Hi Pat,
I went to the clinic believing (or hoping, might be the better word)
that I would be spared any surgery on my gums. I had a mouth full of
fillings, but no extraction sites, root canals, crowns, or
Dear Pat,
Ok, I can believe that maybe root canals could have a
pocket for germs or whatever. But, I'm
wondering...when you first have the 4 wisdom teeth
extracted, and they're very careful about bacteria and
clean healinghow will it be different if they open
up those sites and do it
Dear Ruth,
You write:
Hi, I hope this is the last message I will send without changing to
plain text. I am now at the right tools, but when I click on the rich
text spot, I am told, Changing the formatting of the message to plain
text requires removing of all the current formatting. Are you
a bit snotty in
my initial message, just to see what I got. evil grin
Final results, not bad, but I think they should have given the guy a
refund and removed the washer from his home at their expense...
Be well,
Mike D.
begin included messages
From: M. G. Devour mdev...@eskimo.com
To: supp
Hi Ruth!
You're getting close!
Go to the page you send mail from. Click to start a NEW e-mail message.
You get an editing window, right? With places for you to fill in the
To: and Subject: fields? Just above the editing window you've got all
the editing controls for fonts, bolding, etcetera.
By the way, that control should be available when you Reply to an e-
mail as well.
Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo.com]
[Speaking only for myself... ]
--
The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal
text only!
I was pleased that it can be done at all.
Be well,
Mike D.
Mike,
I have a hotmail account and I can find no way to do anything with
regards to send format. No mention of HTML, plain text. sol
M. G. Devour wrote:
It's her HOTMAIL settings that have to be changed. That's
Zeb wrote:
... there have been other times, when I am thankful for antibiotics.
My wife would have died from complications from childbirth 18 years ago
except that she received IV antibiotics for almost a month and the
extraordinarily perceptive care of her OB.
We have safer alternatives,
Dear Kandee,
... She's also had bad ear infections this month and I'm hoping we
caught it soon enough that there isn't any ear damage. So far she
seems fine.
See if she'll work with you to do the 3% hydrogen peroxide in the ears
for 20 minutes treatment. Use an eye dropper to fill the ear
Marshall writes:
How does one measure their iron? Do you have to go to the doctor to get
it done?
You or your doctor have to ask the blood lab to measure your ferritin
levels. It's an available test, but not usually part of the routine
blood test package.
Ferritin is a large, cage-like
Marshal,
Thanks for the link. Confirms there's not a really good iron chelator
known yet.
Carol Ann,
Totally independent of hemochromatosis, I've read that most males and
post menopausal women will tend to accumulate unhealthly levels of iron
in their tissues because of the indiscriminate
Dear Ruth,
First off, if you have to use HTML, then keep posting anyway. It's an
issue of etiquette, not a hard and fast rule. I will *NOT* turn anyone
away for using HTML, so relax. Got it? grin
Also, since you are using a Hotmail address, the settings on the
computer at the library don't
GUYS!!
RUTH IS USING HOTMAIL
It's her HOTMAIL settings that have to be changed. That's done on the
HOTMAIL WEB SITE, NOT the computer she's using
LOL
I'm getting impatient over here! pant, pant, pant
Okay, I'm better now.
Mike D.
At 05:43 PM 7/10/2006 -0400, you wrote:
ruth
Dear Ruth, and anyone else interested,
I just opened a hotmail account and figured out how they have disguised
the setting for HTML versus plain text.
If you click the button for New Message, you'll be presented with a
mail editor window.
Just above the To: line you'll have a row of controls
Mike M. wrote:
... it looks like someone has
hijacked the links to the old eskimo archives. I was hoping to keep
the links intact so when Mike D. hopefully restores the archives,
they would be easy to relink.
It's just evidence that the owner of e-scribe is probably not going
I'll let Mike M. respond to Ian's other questions, but this:
I have the yellow coating on the glass every 2 batches and I have to
clean the jars. Takes me about 45 minutes to clean the jars (10 of
them). I use a natural soap and cloth and rinse out completely but it
still occurs.
Dilute
I checked and am using the so-called good vit E. So far hasn't helped
with the blue moons which are still there. sol
Plan on giving it at least six months. How long have you been taking
it?
Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
[mdev...@eskimo.com]
And on that (sour) note, let's not discuss the esoterica of the origins
of the Red Cross or other items *NOT RELEVANT* to the health-related
discussions at hand.
Whether the blood I donate this week ends up in the belly of a blood
drinking cultist somewhere, or, more likely, the veins of a
Hi Mike,
I can't tell what mail client you're using, or if it's a web-mail
system, but I do know that Outlook Express, which is by far the most
widely used e-mail client, has that trouble, too.
You can tell it to send plain text most of the time, but it often
switches over to HTML mode again
Yep, Rowena, it's in the rules that a discrete signature file may be
used to advertise a member's business interests. Within the limits of
my arbitrary judgement of suitability, of course. grin
Mike D.
Listers wanted to know Duncan Crow's web site address.
Yes Duncan, I have often had to
Hello everyone!
I downloaded my e-mail this morning and peeked in my Silver List
folder, and there I see 30 e-mails, with an interesting variety of
subject lines and an even more astounding variety of subjects being
dealt with in the actual *messages.*
This is mostly a good thing: I am ever
It took some time with Google, but I was able to finally get past the
news wire stories to some commentaries that actually talked about what
was going on with the child's medical situation.
The lifesaving surgery the mother was trying to protect him from was
the precautionary insertion of
Very encouraging report, Marshalee!! Woohoo! grin
Be well!!
Mike D.
Hi, Folks!
Just finished my first ten days (one bottle) on CMO and I have noticed
that my joints feel like someone greased them! All of them move much
more freely now. I can bend my toes for the first time in years!
Ken writes:
The book could be scanned into a JPG folder and be made available for
download if no one has any objections.
The rights to it belong to his wife, presumably. Nobody should re-
publish it without her permission.
Be well,
Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen, Patriot, Libertarian]
This warms my heart! A big GRIN to y'all for your helpfulness!
Be well!
Mike D.
naturally i would get more help on this list in one hour than i have
received on the other lists in 5 days. maybe it is the CS that makes us
such a reach out and touch someone list *grin*.
am following up
Hello everyone,
I'm back from Colorado where I had 11 amalgams replaced, plus 3 wisdom
tooth agenesis sites cleaned out.
It was pretty tiring, fitting in everything that had to happen, while
simultaneously trying to sleep on one of the worst beds we've ever had
in a hotel. sigh That said,
Okay, I need some help from the assembled wise ones.
CMO:
What does it actually do? What does it effect in the body? By what
mechanism? What effect does it have on blood counts and chemistry?
Where can I find the technical details behind the above?
Thanks,
Mike D.
[Mike Devour, Citizen,
Thank you, Terry. That is incredibly sad news. I'm crying.
He never quite approved of how loosely I let the list run, but he
always had time to assist the earnest newcomer.
Ole Bob? You'll be missed, mister. I hope you knew that.
Mike D.
Folks:
I just received this from Bob Berger's email
My little plant experiment (totally unscientific)
hasn't gone the way I thought it would. Three weeks
ago I bought four Lantana plants. I put two in each
identical clay pot in the same potting soil. I
sprayed the plants in one pot thoroughly with
colloidal silver. Now the ones that were
Hi folks,
Just a teensy observation from the list owner...
When we're idling along, just about any health related subject might
come up, and folks are invited to treat such subjects briefly so folks
can continue their own research elsewhere with some good pointers to
guide them.
Sometimes
Margaret asks:
Just tapping into your expertize : Can anyone advise on the use of
Colloidal Silver to treat 'White Spot ' ,( on fish ) in a home fish
tank ?
It's good that you asked, Margaret. Please realize that when you add
any kind of medicinal to the tank, (including antibiotics)
... I don't want to get off my one antidepressant I've been taking for
awhile. It makes a world of difference in my life. ... When I don't
have Celexa, my world falls apart.
Okay, Shannon! I'd say you'd put weaning yourself from the Celexa lower
down on your list as you address your other
Why are we so concerned about ozone in the environment
and yet people are making it with home machines?
Ozone as a component of photochemical smog, produces the irritation
that everybody talks about as it combines with the raunchy soup of
chemicals in the air to produce who knows what.
If I
Hi gang!
Does anybody here remember yesterday's message from me asking the
chemtrails and Morgellon's discussions to end or migrate to our Off
Topic List?? I know that many of you must have read it, since you're
responding to posts that came after mine...
We have some folks who can describe
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