Okay, I'll bite. How do you "know" that this guy is a "maroon"?

Now, this guy's obviously selling something. Which *cough* may or may not work as advertised.

HOWEVER, what makes you so sure that the products that corporations spend millions on convincing us that we 'need' via advertising are safe, healthy, and stuff that we "need"?

You're slamming this guy's info, although you offer nothing to the contrary, except your opinion.


[edit on 9.12.2008 by ItsTheQuestion]

what,

are you a maroon too?

Originally posted by asdf1234
what,

are you a maroon too?

Look up the word "maroon" in a dictionary.

And try to contribute something intelligent.

Oh, and answer the questions I asked. If you can.




[edit on 9.12.2008 by ItsTheQuestion]

you know, maroon like bugs bunny would call elmer fudd...

i don't know man...

I'm just saying, i feel fine on my computer. I'm using my computer to deny ignorance man, how can it be making me stupid like this guy is saying?

I really have nothing more to add. You've made the point far better than I could have.

Maybe the OP means macaroon, after all, those cookies are delicious.

I think the idea is plausible, and I havent even clicked on the link. Let's save the macaroon-talk until we know the whole sotry...or until they're out of the oven.

I prefer Pinwheels. Cartwheels as well.

has anyone actually read what hes saying?

he states that there are chemicals that are hazerdous to human health,fact.and these chemicals are located in many everyday products,fact.and in abundace within computer equipment and monitors.

the disputable part is whether it as intentional campaign.

This whole thread pretty much sums up ATS.

Originally posted by KTK
This whole thread pretty much sums up ATS.

Touché.