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#81
September 25th 06, 12:21 AM
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The Ty Pennington Story
"Vernon" athere@athere wrote in message m... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:NcjRg.1294$Rp3.781@dukeread12... "Vernon" athere@athere wrote in message m... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:KMEQg.71$Rp3.63@dukeread12... "Mark Probert" wrote in message news:wPdQg.3212$Se.671@trndny03... http://www.adderallxr.com/ty/ty_story/ No surprise there...I suspected he was ADHD since he was on "Trading Spaces"...the fact that he "came out" about it was brave, since so many who have it do not want other to know about it, fearing that it will harm their careers...a shame, really. -- Buny " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus Most who have the imaginary "it" don't know they have "it" and just get on with their lives knowing that no two people are alike and REFUSE to take drugs to become an automon or programmed personality that fits some imaginary standard. Yep, there are people who ACTUALLY like who they are. Then there are the druggies and alcoholics. Perfect example...if I said I had ADHD, would you say the same thing about me as well? -- Buny If you said it, you would be wrong, absolutely convinced and possibly under some treatment, but wrong. ....and if I told you that my treatment involved such non-medicinal things as seen here? http://www.ldonline.org/article/8797?theme=print Interesting that people automatically jump to the wrong conclusions on limited information....a diagnosis given to clarify a problem, so that interventions can be found...preferable the *Least Restrictive Environment* (special ed keywords--but they can also apply medically--consider this *Least Invasive*).... You assUmed medication ...... If I told you I had ADHD, and that these non-medicinal environmental- and behavioral-modification techniques were effective...what would you then say? -- Buny " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus 
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#82
September 25th 06, 01:25 AM
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The Ty Pennington Story
"Sumbuny" wrote in message news:spERg.1341$Rp3.1000@dukeread12... "Vernon" athere@athere wrote in message m... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:NcjRg.1294$Rp3.781@dukeread12... "Vernon" athere@athere wrote in message m... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:KMEQg.71$Rp3.63@dukeread12... "Mark Probert" wrote in message news:wPdQg.3212$Se.671@trndny03... http://www.adderallxr.com/ty/ty_story/ No surprise there...I suspected he was ADHD since he was on "Trading Spaces"...the fact that he "came out" about it was brave, since so many who have it do not want other to know about it, fearing that it will harm their careers...a shame, really. -- Buny " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus Most who have the imaginary "it" don't know they have "it" and just get on with their lives knowing that no two people are alike and REFUSE to take drugs to become an automon or programmed personality that fits some imaginary standard. Yep, there are people who ACTUALLY like who they are. Then there are the druggies and alcoholics. Perfect example...if I said I had ADHD, would you say the same thing about me as well? -- Buny If you said it, you would be wrong, absolutely convinced and possibly under some treatment, but wrong. ...and if I told you that my treatment involved such non-medicinal things as seen here? http://www.ldonline.org/article/8797?theme=print Interesting that people automatically jump to the wrong conclusions on limited information....a diagnosis given to clarify a problem, so that interventions can be found...preferable the *Least Restrictive Environment* (special ed keywords--but they can also apply medically--consider this *Least Invasive*).... You assUmed medication ...... If I told you I had ADHD, and that these non-medicinal environmental- and behavioral-modification techniques were effective...what would you then say? You may have things you want to change for some self defined reason. Fine. Many people need calming habits. (exersices), usually people who have a genetic need for activity or conscientious rest. There are many supplements that can aid (change) our attitude. Just because they are no prescription does not mean they are not medications OR bad OR good. If you said it, you would be wrong, absolutely convinced and possibly, under some treatment, but wrong. If you wear size 8 shoes, that's you, fine. If you are very sensitive, fine. If you have trouble concentrating, that could be good. BTW if you do, the best I have seen work and ZERO side effects is GABA. Getting bored quickly can, and usually does, mean lack of challenge for higher intellect people. ADHD is just a clumbsy word creted by psychologists and book writers to make money. What you (or anyone) would definitely need treatment for would be the notion that you are like everyone else and are "normal". -- Buny " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus
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#83
September 25th 06, 02:45 AM
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The Ty Pennington Story
"Vernon" athere@athere wrote in message m... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:spERg.1341$Rp3.1000@dukeread12... "Vernon" athere@athere wrote in message m... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:NcjRg.1294$Rp3.781@dukeread12... "Vernon" athere@athere wrote in message m... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:KMEQg.71$Rp3.63@dukeread12... "Mark Probert" wrote in message news:wPdQg.3212$Se.671@trndny03... http://www.adderallxr.com/ty/ty_story/ No surprise there...I suspected he was ADHD since he was on "Trading Spaces"...the fact that he "came out" about it was brave, since so many who have it do not want other to know about it, fearing that it will harm their careers...a shame, really. -- Buny " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus Most who have the imaginary "it" don't know they have "it" and just get on with their lives knowing that no two people are alike and REFUSE to take drugs to become an automon or programmed personality that fits some imaginary standard. Yep, there are people who ACTUALLY like who they are. Then there are the druggies and alcoholics. Perfect example...if I said I had ADHD, would you say the same thing about me as well? -- Buny If you said it, you would be wrong, absolutely convinced and possibly under some treatment, but wrong. ...and if I told you that my treatment involved such non-medicinal things as seen here? http://www.ldonline.org/article/8797?theme=print Interesting that people automatically jump to the wrong conclusions on limited information....a diagnosis given to clarify a problem, so that interventions can be found...preferable the *Least Restrictive Environment* (special ed keywords--but they can also apply medically--consider this *Least Invasive*).... You assUmed medication ...... If I told you I had ADHD, and that these non-medicinal environmental- and behavioral-modification techniques were effective...what would you then say? You may have things you want to change for some self defined reason. Fine. Many people need calming habits. (exersices), usually people who have a genetic need for activity or conscientious rest. LOL! I took Chinese kung fu/t'ai chi for three years and earned my first blacks in that discipline...I was taught meditation through that discipline--did not help me in the problems that my hyperactivity and my impulsivity have caused.... Did you even *look* at the link I posted...or continue with your close-minded assUmptions? There are many supplements that can aid (change) our attitude. What would it take to change yours? Just because they are no prescription does not mean they are not medications OR bad OR good. If you said it, you would be wrong, absolutely convinced and possibly, under some treatment, but wrong. If I said my eye doctor told me that I needed glasses because my eyes did not focus...would you besaying the same thing? "If you said it, you would be wrong, absolutely convinced and possibly, under some treatment, but wrong." What is needed is help to focus....just because *you* do not need it does not mean that someone else doesn't...and be thankful for that... If you wear size 8 shoes, that's you, fine. If you are very sensitive, fine. If you have trouble concentrating, that could be good. BTW if you do, the best I have seen work and ZERO side effects is GABA. Getting bored quickly can, and usually does, mean lack of challenge for higher intellect people. ADHD is just a clumbsy word creted by psychologists and book writers to make money. ....and what about dysgraphia? I have seen much evidence of it in your posts.... What you (or anyone) would definitely need treatment for would be the notion that you are like everyone else and are "normal". You definately do not "get" the concept of my signline at all....and you probably do not "get" the concept of what people have gone through to "pass" as something that is "acceptable" to others...whatever is needed to be "accepted" by their peers... It must be "so nice" to be accepted for who you are...while you are on your high horse judging everyone else because you are "perfect"...be thankful that you have nothing wrong with you and everyone accepts you for who you are--you do not have to try to "pass as normal"...just to be accepted by their peers....and not be made fun of, or sneered at... Much like the reaction I have seen here--predictable to say the least... Try reading some Camus...perhaps you might understand... -- Buny " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus
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#84
September 25th 06, 03:33 AM
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The Ty Pennington Story
In article .com,
PeterB wrote: JohnDoe wrote: That's 2 PhD's at most. Where are the other ones you told us about Vernon? You know, the ones that made you 'dominant scientist' somewhere, helped you invent magnetic tape, got you in top position at NASA, helped you overhaul the complete production procedures at Intel etc. And where did you find the time to learn to speak German? Oh yeah, that's right, you don't speak German. I guess you have little choice but to attack those infinitely more intelligent than you. I mean, what choice do you have? Non-mathematicians like PeterB would be well advised to avoid mentioning infinity. It just makes them sound dumb. -- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct. "George Bush is a gruesome boob." -- Bill Maher
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#85
September 25th 06, 03:46 AM
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The Ty Pennington Story
In article GwGRg.1348$Rp3.943@dukeread12,
Sumbuny wrote: "Vernon" athere@athere wrote in message om... You may have things you want to change for some self defined reason. Fine. Many people need calming habits. (exersices), usually people who have a genetic need for activity or conscientious rest. LOL! I took Chinese kung fu/t'ai chi for three years and earned my first blacks in that discipline...I was taught meditation through that discipline--did not help me in the problems that my hyperactivity and my impulsivity have caused.... Did you even *look* at the link I posted...or continue with your close-minded assUmptions? I assume your question is rhetorical, Buny. Vernon don't need no steenkin' references. He already knows everything. Just ask him. -- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct. "George Bush is a gruesome boob." -- Bill Maher
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#86
September 25th 06, 06:16 AM
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The Ty Pennington Story
"Rich" wrote in message ... "Jan Drew" wrote in message ... "Mark Probert" wrote in message Yawn. It was a good story. Period. No, it was a anecdote. According to you anecdotes are bull**** and prove nothing. That's the point, idiot. Mark was not trying to prove anything. Anecdotes held forth as proof are bull****. That doesn't mean that anecdotes cannot be shared with the group. Have you noticed, you follow my posts when I show Mark's being a hypocrite? You have added yet another additon to YOUR meaning of anecdotes. Keep on making a complete fool of yourself, Mark. YOU are the fool here, Jan. lol. YOU are a fool for posting SPAM and LIES under your name. -- --Rich
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#87
September 25th 06, 06:23 AM
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The Ty Pennington Story
"Sumbuny" wrote in message news:spERg.1341$Rp3.1000@dukeread12... "Vernon" athere@athere wrote in message m... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:NcjRg.1294$Rp3.781@dukeread12... "Vernon" athere@athere wrote in message m... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:KMEQg.71$Rp3.63@dukeread12... "Mark Probert" wrote in message news:wPdQg.3212$Se.671@trndny03... http://www.adderallxr.com/ty/ty_story/ No surprise there...I suspected he was ADHD since he was on "Trading Spaces"...the fact that he "came out" about it was brave, since so many who have it do not want other to know about it, fearing that it will harm their careers...a shame, really. -- Buny " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus Most who have the imaginary "it" don't know they have "it" and just get on with their lives knowing that no two people are alike and REFUSE to take drugs to become an automon or programmed personality that fits some imaginary standard. Yep, there are people who ACTUALLY like who they are. Then there are the druggies and alcoholics. Perfect example...if I said I had ADHD, would you say the same thing about me as well? -- Buny If you said it, you would be wrong, absolutely convinced and possibly under some treatment, but wrong. ...and if I told you that my treatment involved such non-medicinal things as seen here? http://www.ldonline.org/article/8797?theme=print Teachers have NO business to instruct children about ADHD. Interesting that people automatically jump to the wrong conclusions on limited information....a diagnosis given to clarify a problem, so that interventions can be found...preferable the *Least Restrictive Environment* (special ed keywords--but they can also apply medically--consider this *Least Invasive*).... You assUmed medication ...... If I told you I had ADHD, and that these non-medicinal environmental- and behavioral-modification techniques were effective...what would you then say? -- Buny " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus
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#88
September 25th 06, 06:24 AM
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The Ty Pennington Story
"Jan Drew" wrote in message m... "Rich" wrote in message ... "Jan Drew" wrote in message ... "Mark Probert" wrote in message Yawn. It was a good story. Period. No, it was a anecdote. According to you anecdotes are bull**** and prove nothing. That's the point, idiot. Mark was not trying to prove anything. Anecdotes held forth as proof are bull****. That doesn't mean that anecdotes cannot be shared with the group. Have you noticed, you follow my posts when I show Mark's being a hypocrite? You have added yet another additon to YOUR meaning of anecdotes. Mark and I did not invent the meaning of "anecdotes." An anecdote is an anecdote. But there is a difference between an anecdote used to support scientific claims and an anecdote merely used to share information of interest. The fact that you cannot understand that difference, and keep demonstrating your ignorance that there even is a difference is your own misfortune and foolishness. Keep on making a complete fool of yourself, Mark. YOU are the fool here, Jan. lol. YOU are a fool for posting SPAM and LIES under your name. No spam. No lies. That's just another example of your stupid and stubborn lack of understanding of the English language. You still need that remedial English course, Jan. -- --Rich Recommended websites: http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles http://www.acahf.org.au http://www.quackwatch.org/ http://www.skeptic.com/ http://www.csicop.org/
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#89
September 25th 06, 06:34 AM
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The Ty Pennington Story
"Jan Drew" wrote in message m... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:spERg.1341$Rp3.1000@dukeread12... "Vernon" athere@athere wrote in message m... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:NcjRg.1294$Rp3.781@dukeread12... "Vernon" athere@athere wrote in message m... "Sumbuny" wrote in message news:KMEQg.71$Rp3.63@dukeread12... "Mark Probert" wrote in message news:wPdQg.3212$Se.671@trndny03... http://www.adderallxr.com/ty/ty_story/ No surprise there...I suspected he was ADHD since he was on "Trading Spaces"...the fact that he "came out" about it was brave, since so many who have it do not want other to know about it, fearing that it will harm their careers...a shame, really. -- Buny " Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal." ~ Albert Camus Most who have the imaginary "it" don't know they have "it" and just get on with their lives knowing that no two people are alike and REFUSE to take drugs to become an automon or programmed personality that fits some imaginary standard. Yep, there are people who ACTUALLY like who they are. Then there are the druggies and alcoholics. Perfect example...if I said I had ADHD, would you say the same thing about me as well? -- Buny If you said it, you would be wrong, absolutely convinced and possibly under some treatment, but wrong. ...and if I told you that my treatment involved such non-medicinal things as seen here? http://www.ldonline.org/article/8797?theme=print Teachers have NO business to instruct children about ADHD. What an incredibly stupid comment! First of all, the article is about instructing children who HAVE ADHD, not instructing children ABOUT ADHD. (More evidence of your poor reading comprehension skills.) Second, teachers are very much in the business of instructing children about anything and everything, and certainly ADHD is a subject that children should know more about, since they are interacting daily with ADHD fellow students. Third, YOU have no business telling teachers what they should teach. -- --Rich Recommended websites: http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles http://www.acahf.org.au http://www.quackwatch.org/ http://www.skeptic.com/ http://www.csicop.org/
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#90
September 25th 06, 07:28 AM
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The Ty Pennington Story
"Rich" wrote in message ... "Jan Drew" wrote in message m... "Rich" wrote in message ... "Jan Drew" wrote in message ... "Mark Probert" wrote in message Yawn. It was a good story. Period. No, it was a anecdote. According to you anecdotes are bull**** and prove nothing. That's the point, idiot. Mark was not trying to prove anything. Anecdotes held forth as proof are bull****. That doesn't mean that anecdotes cannot be shared with the group. Have you noticed, you follow my posts when I show Mark's being a hypocrite? You have added yet another additon to YOUR meaning of anecdotes. Mark and I did not invent the meaning of "anecdotes." An anecdote is an anecdote. But there is a difference between an anecdote used to support scientific claims and an anecdote merely used to share information of interest. The fact that you cannot understand that difference, and keep demonstrating your ignorance that there even is a difference is your own misfortune and foolishness. I did not say *invent*. Mark most definitely posted his remarks to a poster who was sharing a personal story. Then he changed it to fit his own of like kind. He also psoted personal experience does not count in this regard.. Mark is a proven liar, filthy mouthed, etc., etc. Accusing others of his own exact guilt. Like YOU. Keep on making a complete fool of yourself, Mark. YOU are the fool here, Jan. lol. YOU are a fool for posting SPAM and LIES under your name. No spam. No lies. That's just another example of your stupid and stubborn lack of understanding of the English language. You still need that remedial English course, Jan. LOL! You are such a liar. Using the same tactics as Rosalind/akacathy/Stella. -- --Rich
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