I tend to get stuck on "anger" but its held inside of a "cynical clown" disguise.
Based on personal experience and watching others, I can agree with that. We all experience things differently, and those categories I think are generalizations of basic interpretation. Sometimes anger jumps to the head of the line.Oddly enough, there's been a lot of interesting research that seems to debunk the "traditional" thoughts on grieving. Some people experience the stages in different order, sometimes skip stages entirely, and occasionally get stuck at one stage. It seems to not be as "one-size-fits-all" as initially thought.
"Cynical clown" can be bargaining or denial as well. Depends on the makeup of the individual.I tend to get stuck on "anger" but its held inside of a "cynical clown" disguise.
Turtles.
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Not during Prime Time - it scares the kids!!!Very true.....
What does this makeup show?
Sorry could not resist ...
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And NO Im NOT in denial, or bargaining, NO NO NO NO, well a little bit, NO , NO No WAY....![]()
"Cynical clown" can be bargaining or denial as well. Depends on the makeup of the individual.
I was born shortly before warning labels on cigarettes were mandated, but I have seen (and heard) the cigarette commercials and ads, sometimes starring "doctors", talking about how good one cigarette brand was - "More Doctors smoke Camels than any other brand!". In the mid-70's, I lost my "favorite" aunt to cancer, I remember it seemed that she lived on cigarettes and black coffee. You'd think that going to see her in the hospital a few days before she passed (in a coma for the last few weeks of her life) would have kept me off cigarettes, but I had my first cigarette about a year later.Who would have thought decades ago that cigarettes allegedly cause cancer ? And yet most of us were born in the 60's and 70's and since we were in grade school were told and shown the horrors of smoking on our lungs, yet we still took up smoking....
Still one of the 10 Worst Movies of All Time. Could that be blamed on the radiation too?"The Conqueror"
Your premise is incorrect. The Harvard study found negligible levels of diketones in most of the products it looked at. A lot of them were bordering right on the limits of detection. I'm one of the folks here who prefers to avoid diketones and I'd have no problem with vaping most of the products in that study. Of course the results were spun to whip up anti-vaping hysteria by the media.Only Vapers would take a CREDIBLE Harvard study showing that vaping is worse for you than previously thought and spin it until it looks like good news.
Nah. If those researchers had actually wanted to make thing look bad for vaping, they would have included more liquids with really substantial levels of diketones. They could easily have found a few with levels 3 to 4 times as high as the worst one they reported on.
Dude, I DIY. Their Study is Irreverent to my Vaping experience.
Please Note - Selecting Specific items to study based on prior knowledge and desired results is often considered JUNK Science.
Where do you think they got their selection list from?
VAPERS
You know, the ones arguing this concern all over the web
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That Micronite Filter they were so proud of, actually was made with Asbestos. Ground breaking technology. As someone who's made a pretty decent living, thanks to Asbestos, I'd say that would be one of the worst places to put it.Still one of the 10 Worst Movies of All Time. Could that be blamed on the radiation too?
What my grandmother smoked. Died of a brain aneurism.
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