Medicine From other Countries

[kthx]

[Epinephrine]

Reid's dairy I believe they still exist. I used to go to them in Kingston. They had good ice cream.

[Epinephrine]

Yes, clearly I'm the one with low reading comprehension.

So let's see what you did here:
1) Claim something about someone that is an outright lie;
2) Restate said fake claim and also attack said person's credibility on this fake claim, because the more you repeat a lie you believe the more true it becomes;
3) To 'cover your ass' state that you can't back up anything you say not because it's false, but because you lost the proof
4) When you get pointed out that you have nothing to go by and that you are a fraud,
5) Try to laugh it away and claim the person you false defamed is wrong.

More or less the typical way in which people like yourself try and spread lies in this world that we see repeated in the political world over and over. Perhaps you think it works with your vaccine 'claims', or any of the other crap you post on these forums as well. But then again I guess you've convinced kthx.

[kthx]

Come on Epi, you are a Canadian doctor stop acting like you are even good at you're job here. We all know that with Canada's socialized healthcare that any retard who can sign his name on a prescription slip gets a degree. Canadian medical school is like the Devry University of medical schools.

[tabo]

Packaging spot on however could it be that what is inside isn't Antibiotics? lol Did you just be come accomplice to a drug ring lol!

[project dragon]

Reid's dairy I believe they still exist. I used to go to them in Kingston. They had good ice cream.

They are all mostly east of Toronto.

For some reason in the picture, all the chocolate milk is labeled "milk mania". Guess Canadians think chocolate milk is crazy.

[kthx]

MILK MILK MILK YOU PAID FOR THE ENTIRE BAG BUT YOUR ONLY GOING TO NEED THE EDGE OF IT.

[paradise!]

Best part of elementary school. Sometimes they'd put designs on them and we'd stab strategically.

what the hell is that ?

that looks like the grossest thing i've ever seen. Looks like a blood bag, but with choco milk inside. So you just stab the blood bag looking thing until it squirts out milk? Are you fucking done?

I was in a city school and we used these:

[paradise!]

we haven't even touched on prices yet. I walked into one of these puppies when I was in Toronto: .

I don't remember the exact price, it was something around $5.75 (probably even pushing $6, and this without some fucking up the ass by a 13% tax, which i would see later), but holy shit that milk was expensive. I stayed with my cousins and realized they simply don't pour big cups of milk. There were just no tall milk glasses. simple conversions and you realize 2 cups is essentially half the fucking bag.

We stuck to juice in cans: and water.....heavy sigh

[kthx]

It sounds terrible, its like a third world nation. No wonder Cops and Kolar both moved to Texas.

[Kahlan]

Drinking out of bags is the best. Did it all the time in Ecuador. Sandwich bags tied up, though. Coconut juice and maracuyá and naranjilla were the best.

[Epinephrine]

we haven't even touched on prices yet. I walked into one of these puppies when I was in Toronto: .

I don't remember the exact price, it was something around $5.75 (probably even pushing $6, and this without some fucking up the ass by a 13% tax, which i would see later), but holy shit that milk was expensive. I stayed with my cousins and realized they simply don't pour big cups of milk. There were just no tall milk glasses. simple conversions and you realize 2 cups is essentially half the fucking bag.

We stuck to juice in cans: and water.....heavy sigh

Toronto's an expensive city, that's the real problem. The most expensive city in Canada. Our prices are in line with places like NYC. If you go to Costco or Walmart you could usually get 4L of milk (1 gallon) for about $4 but they are in the suburbs and harder to find for a visitor.

[Money]

wait cops n kolar live in texas? where

GALLON OF MILK IN HOUSTON IS 2.99

[project dragon]

My friend drinks orange juice from a frozen can.

I think it's weird.

[TagMor]

A) I get my information from having spent 4 years working as a biomedical researcher for Health Canada.

And? Have you done studies on the possible health effects of vaccine additives? Or are you just reading off an industry-prepared "fact" sheet?
Tell me, as a biomedical researcher would you have been aware that Rofecoxib would kill 60,000 people? Oh you wouldnt have? Then why do you presume to know that vaccine additives have no negative effects?

B) The sodium borate is used to prevent bacterial and fungal development in the vaccine. In the case of Gardasil, it is required regardless of the batch size.

That's nice.