Miller

I need to modify some piping and if someone has one of those plastic replica blocks it would be really nice if I could borrow/rent it for just a day. Let me know, Miller

That car is hot, I like the deep dishes! Lets bake a pizza in those mf's

Go Deejay

Passing through

yes

Chris, c'mon. Don't make me get in my boats, start crossin your hoover damz

Underneath my name "Instiller of sweetness"

You deleted my posts, took from me my avatar, and insulted my famiry! I repeat: Instiller of sweetness

Instiller of sweetness

I was thinking the exact same thing. How can they assume that they didn't erase the other memories the rats had besides the traumatic ones? You don't know who the hell a rat is or is not thinking besides that shock reaction. I'm just saying, if they can hone it, this might be an acceptional discovery.

Put it back i lost the link now I take that back FFS: http://steakandcheese.com/downloads/Barbie_Rape.gif

You poop dicks, you always do this to me.

I think the idea is to remove the type of memory that people don't ask you about. The drug is supposed to remove the one, pinpointed memory, leaving the rest of your memory structurally sound. I would compare it to maybe a black out moment after a night of drinkinghttp://www.buckeyestangs.com/vb/images/smilies/imported/drink.gif, things are still intact, it's just not all there.

NWS, dumbass Links only.

My brother even has post-traumatic stress disorder from when a couple of assholes broke into our house and threatened him, if that drug does what it is supposed to do things are going to be really interesting in the next few years to come.

I was reading this in The Week today, the actual article I believe is in a publication called "Nature". If there are any typing errors my bad: "Imagine being able to rewind a person's memory like a movie and erase a single, traumatic incident. A new study indicates that it may someday be possible, says Nature. Scientists at New York University have discovered a way to erase single memories from the brains of rats, leaving the rest of the memory network intact. In the study, two groups of rats were trained to fear musical notes by associating them with the delivery of painful electric shocks. The trained rats cowered when they heard the tones, expecting an electric shock. Then the researches gave one of the groups an amnesia-producing drug called U0126. The next day, they played the musical tones for both groups of rats. While the untreated rats cowered in fear, the rats that had been given U0126 didn't react at all. They had forgotten the experience of being shocked. The ability to erase a single memory could be a way to cure people of post-traumatic stress disorder and other mental illnesses connected to disturbing experiences, says neurophysiologist Greg Quir. 'This is the future of psychiatry.'" Pretty interesting, right? My mom went through a lot when she was young, all of her years to follow were affected because of her childhood/teenage years. Compounding that over the years with everything life can throw at you caused her health to take a bad turn and continuously deteriorate; that is a large portion as to why I'm pursuing Psychiatrics. I'm a firm believer that a persons mental state has adverse effect upon their physical state of being.

Now you done it, son. Besides, I stay away from YOUR part of OU, I've heard of an influx in large crabs from your area of campus. sneak peak into an unwashed garment of kevins http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/thumb/d/dc/180px-Crab_people2.jpg

That's the route I take to OU and Mad River. What the hell is RBR?

I'll be there, look for my ill orange jump suit

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33 west i think buddy

You owe me a race by Saturday, FOR PINKS.

1 point, 6 seconds. OSU almost gives you a heart attack.

Rip off.