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ChefX · 17-02-2005, 05:43 PM

LOL ok this is too funny

go outside and do you see the sun? well it produces about 1 million times more radiation and other energy waves that pass through and into yoru body all day long.

Go set that glass of water out in the summer and what happens?

or a solar cell?

wait mix some salt in water 9what your body is made of) and put a pnny in it... oh crap it produces electrical charges! oh but that means any copper in the diet will kill you arrgg

wait its worse what does vinegar do to it ooh no but thats the ph of the body

oh got more than this... imagine combining oxygen with something! but we do that

hook the brain up to an osciloscope and look at the enrgy produced its mpre than a TV

lets get off the extremes here a bit

everything is bad and good, just get a balance

17-02-2005, 05:43 PM	#17 (permalink)
ChefX Getting HUGE! Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: A Secret Laboratory outside of Washington DC Posts: 1,870	LOL ok this is too funny go outside and do you see the sun? well it produces about 1 million times more radiation and other energy waves that pass through and into yoru body all day long. Go set that glass of water out in the summer and what happens? or a solar cell? wait mix some salt in water 9what your body is made of) and put a pnny in it... oh crap it produces electrical charges! oh but that means any copper in the diet will kill you arrgg wait its worse what does vinegar do to it ooh no but thats the ph of the body oh got more than this... imagine combining oxygen with something! but we do that hook the brain up to an osciloscope and look at the enrgy produced its mpre than a TV lets get off the extremes here a bit everything is bad and good, just get a balance __________________ *To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.* *The Regimen X Bodybuilding System by The Family of X* In the great Greek poem by Constantine Cavafy titled "Ithaka," We are reminded that it is the voyage and the adventures on the way that count, not the arrival itself.