Stressed Out?

Don T wrote:

> Stress is a killer. It has been shown that prolonged stress is responsible
> for high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney problems, stroke, and
> numerous other health problems. If you don't know your current stress level
> you are at significant risk of dropping dead at your keyboard while simply
> *reading this post* so I have come here this morning to provide a link for
> everyone to a simple visual test which is said to determine your current
> stress level. The instructions for viewing this simple test are on the link:
>
> http://www.bblmedia.com/sports/stress.html
>
> Be sure you follow instructions. If the test shows your stress level to be
> higher than is safe you should have a glass of warm milk and immediately
> proceed with deep breathing exercises until you calm down some. Then, as the
> link suggests, consider taking things a little easier in the future.
>
>
> Good luck.
>


Hay! They didn't move.
Time for another cup of coffee.

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Stress is a killer. It has been shown that prolonged stress is responsible
for high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney problems, stroke, and
numerous other health problems. If you don't know your current stress level
you are at significant risk of dropping dead at your keyboard while simply
*reading this post* so I have come here this morning to provide a link for
everyone to a simple visual test which is said to determine your current
stress level. The instructions for viewing this simple test are on the link:

http://www.bblmedia.com/sports/stress.html

Be sure you follow instructions. If the test shows your stress level to be
higher than is safe you should have a glass of warm milk and immediately
proceed with deep breathing exercises until you calm down some. Then, as the
link suggests, consider taking things a little easier in the future.


Good luck.

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Don Thompson

"The only stupid questions are those that should have been asked, but
weren't, or those that have been asked and answered over and over, but the
answers not listened to." Peter Rowe

A17744 wrote:

> Don T wrote:
>
>> Stress is a killer. It has been shown that prolonged stress is
>> responsible
>> for high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney problems, stroke, and
>> numerous other health problems. If you don't know your current stress
>> level
>> you are at significant risk of dropping dead at your keyboard while
>> simply
>> *reading this post* so I have come here this morning to provide a link
>> for
>> everyone to a simple visual test which is said to determine your current
>> stress level. The instructions for viewing this simple test are on the
>> link:
>>
>> http://www.bblmedia.com/sports/stress.html
>>
>> Be sure you follow instructions. If the test shows your stress level
>> to be
>> higher than is safe you should have a glass of warm milk and immediately
>> proceed with deep breathing exercises until you calm down some. Then,
>> as the
>> link suggests, consider taking things a little easier in the future.
>>
>>
>> Good luck.
>>
>
>
> Hay! They didn't move.
> Time for another cup of coffee.
>

Dammed you need to clean off your monitor, use this, it works good.
http://mirrored.flabber.nl/boob.cursor/ciagnijcycka.swf

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William Boyd wrote:

> A17744 wrote:
>
>> Don T wrote:
>>
>>> Stress is a killer. It has been shown that prolonged stress is
>>> responsible
>>> for high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney problems, stroke, and
>>> numerous other health problems. If you don't know your current stress
>>> level
>>> you are at significant risk of dropping dead at your keyboard while
>>> simply
>>> *reading this post* so I have come here this morning to provide a
>>> link for
>>> everyone to a simple visual test which is said to determine your current
>>> stress level. The instructions for viewing this simple test are on
>>> the link:
>>>
>>> http://www.bblmedia.com/sports/stress.html
>>>
>>> Be sure you follow instructions. If the test shows your stress level
>>> to be
>>> higher than is safe you should have a glass of warm milk and immediately
>>> proceed with deep breathing exercises until you calm down some. Then,
>>> as the
>>> link suggests, consider taking things a little easier in the future.
>>>
>>>
>>> Good luck.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Hay! They didn't move.
>> Time for another cup of coffee.
>>
>
> Dammed you need to clean off your monitor, use this, it works good.
> http://mirrored.flabber.nl/boob.cursor/ciagnijcycka.swf
>
> (PE)


Bill,

Have you notice how stressed out most posters are here? They fly off the handle so fast you'd think they were
fight their shadows. I'll call it "Internet Battle Fatigue."

And the profanity they use! I remember as a childish young punk, that was the only way you knew how to express
yourselves. It boosted your ego and made you stand out in a crowd, made you respected, put you higher up in
the pecking order and not the laughingstock. It was motherfuck this, motherfucker that. After a while you grew
up, learned that you were no longer the childish young punk, you could be respected without refering to your
fucking mother and left all that behind you. Some here are still searching for respect.

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Damn, according to that test, I have been a "dead woman walking" for
over 30 years.

And if I don't fall dead at this key board before the November
elections, it will be a miracle.

Donna Long

"Don T" wrote in message news:...
> Stress is a killer. It has been shown that prolonged stress is responsible
> for high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney problems, stroke, and
> numerous other health problems. If you don't know your current stress level
> you are at significant risk of dropping dead at your keyboard while simply
> *reading this post* so I have come here this morning to provide a link for
> everyone to a simple visual test which is said to determine your current
> stress level. The instructions for viewing this simple test are on the link:
>
> http://www.bblmedia.com/sports/stress.html
>
> Be sure you follow instructions. If the test shows your stress level to be
> higher than is safe you should have a glass of warm milk and immediately
> proceed with deep breathing exercises until you calm down some. Then, as the
> link suggests, consider taking things a little easier in the future.
>
>
> Good luck.

Donna Long wrote:

> Damn, according to that test, I have been a "dead woman walking" for
> over 30 years.
>
> And if I don't fall dead at this key board before the November
> elections, it will be a miracle.
>
> Donna Long
>
> "Don T" wrote in message news:...
>
>>Stress is a killer. It has been shown that prolonged stress is responsible
>>for high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney problems, stroke, and
>>numerous other health problems. If you don't know your current stress level
>>you are at significant risk of dropping dead at your keyboard while simply
>>*reading this post* so I have come here this morning to provide a link for
>>everyone to a simple visual test which is said to determine your current
>>stress level. The instructions for viewing this simple test are on the link:
>>
>>http://www.bblmedia.com/sports/stress.html
>>
>> Be sure you follow instructions. If the test shows your stress level to be
>>higher than is safe you should have a glass of warm milk and immediately
>>proceed with deep breathing exercises until you calm down some. Then, as the
>>link suggests, consider taking things a little easier in the future.
>>
>>
>> Good luck.


Hang in there. Every vote counts.

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