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It's Saturday evening (at least for me) so I've got a bowl of popcorn, a couple of alcohol free beers (mild colitis means I should avoid the booze) and a great old movie. tonight it's Ron Perlman as Hellboy. The second one (The Golden Army) is my favourite. I'm surprised that some of those great monsters where never made in Daz or Poser. The golden army soldiers would have been popular I'm sure. Then there's the 'Evil Dead' series. We should be introducing the kids to that stuff. Some of the old movies where hilarious.
"...a couple of alcohol free beers"
Like sex wearing a condom or shaking hands with glove on π .... so weak.
It's better than spending the next day going to the can every few minutes. And I defy you to tell the difference between Erdinger's alcoholic and no-booze versions.
I do but I have a limit on that. It's funny/odd/interesting that I can eat the hottest and spiciest stuff and it doesn't bother me but one 'real' beer or too much tea and I'm glued to the can the next day. My doctor mentioned that she's looking into the fecal transplant (look it up) as it's been quite successful in curing colitis and similar gut problems.
Far as home remedies go I know drinking twice a day 125ml shots of Cabbage Juice after meals is supposed to be excellent for Colitus or similar digestive issues, many who suffer swear by it as symptoms settler.
Homeopathy, naturopathy and other home remedy hocus-pocus mumbo-jumbo has been scientifically proven many times to be completely useless and in some cases, dangerous. Our lifespans have increased substantially in the past century because of what we've learned about lifestyles AND modern medicine. I listen to real, honest to goodness doctors, NOT some delusional idiot trying to pass off cleverly packaged snake oil as medicine. These practitioners are no different than ancient peoples dancing around a fire mumbling magic words and throwing chicken bones into the fire.
I watched a team of doctors save my wife from the worst form of leukemia there is. It took a bone marrow transplant and numerous rounds under apheresis, but she's been completely cured for 7 years now. If she'd have gone to some screwball homeopath she'd be dead.This isn't an opinion, it's cold hard scientific facts. People die because they believe this shit. The tale from the UK with the British medical service is a serious eye opener.
A bit late to this. I spent most of yesterday out with friends but then my gf and I watched the new ghostbusters movie and had korean bbq. Neither of us are drinkers but we did have some weed while we were out beforehand.
Pretty decent movie. I like McKenna Grace's character, she reminds me of myself a lot.
The Ghostbusters series has always been pretty good. The newer ones don't have that fresh originality of the first one but are still a good chuckle.
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