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landrobot’s eye-rod exerciser III

January 17, 2008 – 6:37 pm

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landrobot’s eye-rod exerciser II-Happy Christmas All

December 24, 2007 – 10:25 pm

Merry Christmas and all that.

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Addicted to Technology or How I learned to stop worrying and love the robots.

September 11, 2007 – 6:12 pm

Guest Contributor Post
I’ve stumbled on a couple of articles recently that struck a chord with some sort of half thoughts I’d been having earlier in the week. When you’re as busy as I am half thoughts are all you have time for. So I had been thinking about this prevailing sense of non-specific […]

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Poor Pholks Pilfer Poopy Pills

July 14, 2007 – 9:35 pm

The lengths that some will got to….to spot their undies.
As you may recall, I posted links to a couple of blog reports on the over-the-counter wonder drug alli here and here. Mind you: I use the phrase ‘wonder drug’ merely in the sense that alli is indeed a pharmaceutical that will leave you in awe […]

By Steven Nishida | Also posted in human nature, perspective, money, economics, health, humor, food, science | Comments (1)

Treating the Common Cold: Echinacea Over Airborne and Vitamin C

July 1, 2007 – 6:47 pm

When I was growing up, the accepted means of battling the common cold was chicken noodle soup
and sleep, and perhaps some vitamin C if your house happened to be stocked.
Then about 15 or 20 years ago, herbal supplements came into fashion and echinacea joined the A list of do-it-yourself remedies. For many people, echinacea and […]

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More on Fat Blockers, and the Havoc They Wreak (in Your Pants).

June 25, 2007 – 7:37 pm

One of my favorite tech and life-perspective bloggers, Jeff Ventura of Graceful Flavor, dropped by to let realityonastick readers know about his recent rant on your favorite topic: alli, which is easily the most explosive fad drug to hit the market. Jeff’s writing is riddled with sarcasm and humor, and yet he never fails […]

By Steven Nishida | Also posted in economy, human nature, perspective, strange, humor, science, business, health, rants | Comments (2)

Fat blockers: The Untold Story

June 20, 2007 – 6:06 pm

When I say that reading the blog post linked below will make you laugh and cry, I am not exaggerating in the least. If you don’t laugh so hard you cry, there is probably something wrong with you. This blogger just made my daily reading list with one funky, nasty, angry post. Do yourself […]

By Steven Nishida | Also posted in human nature, strange, humor, health, science | Comments (8)

Think With Your Penis.

June 14, 2007 – 6:45 pm

I’m not usually a fan of terrorism or even mild scare tactics, but the battle to quit smoking calls for the, erm, big guns.
(Thanks to Memoir for posting the ad.)

By Steven Nishida | Also posted in happiness, self-help, perspective, health, humor, personal | Comments (4)

This is Your Brain on Drugs……(Very informative sites).

March 27, 2007 – 6:47 am

I’ve been using StumbleUpon for a couple of years now and during that time–though I don’t stumble very often–I have found a handful of gems thanks to the SU community. Below are a couple of informative links on the topic of illegal drugs.
This site gives a simplified animated depiction of the effects of various illicit […]

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