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DP wrote:
excuse my ignorance: what FFP stands for? Fresh Frozen Plasma (has active clotting factors). TIA You are welcome. All praises belong to my heavenly Father, whom I love with all my heart, soul, and mind :-) Servant to the humblest person in the universe, Andrew -- Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD Board-Certified Cardiologist http://www.heartmdphd.com/ ** Who is the humblest person in the universe? http://makeashorterlink.com/?L26062048 What is all this about? http://makeashorterlink.com/?R20632B48 Is this spam? http://makeashorterlink.com/?N69721867 |
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"Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD" wrote in message ...
You remain in my prayers, dear neighbor whom I love. Servant to the humblest person in the universe, Andrew -- Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD Board-Certified Cardiologist http://www.heartmdphd.com/ COMMENT: And Chung believes that prayers for intercession actually cause god to do people good, which god wouldn't otherwise do. Which means Chung, and everybody else who prays for intercession, thinks that it's necessary or helpful to be god's executive secretary, drawing problems to god's attention. How's that for egoism? These people who go on and on about their humility, are actually some of the most narcissitic weenies you'll ever run across. They are always to be found verbally trying to help god fix up the universe, which god (apparently imperfectly) designed with all kinds of flaws which need human help to locate. All this is pretty hilarious. Of course believers have no sense of humor, so they don't really appreciate it. Pray for me, Chung. God doesn't read sci.med, so I need it bad.... SBH |
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"Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD" wrote in message ...
You remain in my prayers, dear neighbor whom I love. Servant to the humblest person in the universe, Andrew -- Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD Board-Certified Cardiologist http://www.heartmdphd.com/ COMMENT: And Chung believes that prayers for intercession actually cause god to do people good, which god wouldn't otherwise do. Which means Chung, and everybody else who prays for intercession, thinks that it's necessary or helpful to be god's executive secretary, drawing problems to god's attention. How's that for egoism? These people who go on and on about their humility, are actually some of the most narcissitic weenies you'll ever run across. They are always to be found verbally trying to help god fix up the universe, which god (apparently imperfectly) designed with all kinds of flaws which need human help to locate. All this is pretty hilarious. Of course believers have no sense of humor, so they don't really appreciate it. Pray for me, Chung. God doesn't read sci.med, so I need it bad.... SBH |
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MU wrote:
On 17 Sep 2004 11:54:29 -0700, Steve Harris wrote: COMMENT: And Chung believes that prayers for intercession actually cause god to do people good, which god wouldn't otherwise do. Which means Chung, and everybody else who prays for intercession, thinks that it's necessary or helpful to be god's executive secretary, drawing problems to god's attention. How's that for egoism? Unmatched by your own, Steve, Bwahahahahahaha... wipes tears of laughter from eyes LOL Could MU_shroom be more at odds with himself...? Could he point out his own hypocritical bluster any better? especially when you lump all intercessory prayer as both compelling and informative. LOL This is what Steve means when he says, "believers have no sense of humor" and it particularly applies to your inability to perceive anything but the most literal of expressions. But then, being a non Christian and all, knowing about God has become a (obsessive) specialty of yours. LOL Trot out the pejoratives, fool, and prove what you really are. Let's see if I have this right. You know intimately about a God yu impugn and deny even exists every chance you get. lol The truly funny part is how far off the mark MU_dbucket is when he tries to load up his bull**** comments like this. No one could make him look more stupid than he does himself. Funnier than a Jerry Lewis movie... These people who go on and on about their humility, are actually some of the most narcissitic weenies you'll ever run across. They are always to be found verbally trying to help god fix up the universe, Always? Every single time? Based on the examples in SMC, yes. You, Chung, Carol, "John"... fools all and corrupt all. which god (apparently imperfectly) designed with all kinds of flaws which need human help to locate. Your words, incorrect as they are. Logical conclusions from your behavior. Fool. All this is pretty hilarious. Of course believers have no sense of humor, so they don't really appreciate it. Yes, Steve, all believers always do all the things all the time as you command. That was a funny, Steve, in case you missed it. Boy, oh boy. Could anyone have proved how humorless you are any better...? Humorless buffoon. Pray for me, Chung. God doesn't read sci.med, so I need it bad.... You need it bad regardless of what God does or doesn't read. I bet Chung would call that a judgement. He specifically cautions against that. You need a course in Remedial Chunglish... Or would that be Changlish? Hard to tell based on your incoherent posts. Bob |
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MU wrote:
On 17 Sep 2004 11:54:29 -0700, Steve Harris wrote: COMMENT: And Chung believes that prayers for intercession actually cause god to do people good, which god wouldn't otherwise do. Which means Chung, and everybody else who prays for intercession, thinks that it's necessary or helpful to be god's executive secretary, drawing problems to god's attention. How's that for egoism? Unmatched by your own, Steve, Bwahahahahahaha... wipes tears of laughter from eyes LOL Could MU_shroom be more at odds with himself...? Could he point out his own hypocritical bluster any better? especially when you lump all intercessory prayer as both compelling and informative. LOL This is what Steve means when he says, "believers have no sense of humor" and it particularly applies to your inability to perceive anything but the most literal of expressions. But then, being a non Christian and all, knowing about God has become a (obsessive) specialty of yours. LOL Trot out the pejoratives, fool, and prove what you really are. Let's see if I have this right. You know intimately about a God yu impugn and deny even exists every chance you get. lol The truly funny part is how far off the mark MU_dbucket is when he tries to load up his bull**** comments like this. No one could make him look more stupid than he does himself. Funnier than a Jerry Lewis movie... These people who go on and on about their humility, are actually some of the most narcissitic weenies you'll ever run across. They are always to be found verbally trying to help god fix up the universe, Always? Every single time? Based on the examples in SMC, yes. You, Chung, Carol, "John"... fools all and corrupt all. which god (apparently imperfectly) designed with all kinds of flaws which need human help to locate. Your words, incorrect as they are. Logical conclusions from your behavior. Fool. All this is pretty hilarious. Of course believers have no sense of humor, so they don't really appreciate it. Yes, Steve, all believers always do all the things all the time as you command. That was a funny, Steve, in case you missed it. Boy, oh boy. Could anyone have proved how humorless you are any better...? Humorless buffoon. Pray for me, Chung. God doesn't read sci.med, so I need it bad.... You need it bad regardless of what God does or doesn't read. I bet Chung would call that a judgement. He specifically cautions against that. You need a course in Remedial Chunglish... Or would that be Changlish? Hard to tell based on your incoherent posts. Bob |
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MU wrote:
On 17 Sep 2004 11:54:29 -0700, Steve Harris wrote: COMMENT: And Chung believes that prayers for intercession actually cause god to do people good, which god wouldn't otherwise do. Which means Chung, and everybody else who prays for intercession, thinks that it's necessary or helpful to be god's executive secretary, drawing problems to god's attention. How's that for egoism? Unmatched by your own, Steve, Bwahahahahahaha... wipes tears of laughter from eyes LOL Could MU_shroom be more at odds with himself...? Could he point out his own hypocritical bluster any better? especially when you lump all intercessory prayer as both compelling and informative. LOL This is what Steve means when he says, "believers have no sense of humor" and it particularly applies to your inability to perceive anything but the most literal of expressions. But then, being a non Christian and all, knowing about God has become a (obsessive) specialty of yours. LOL Trot out the pejoratives, fool, and prove what you really are. Let's see if I have this right. You know intimately about a God yu impugn and deny even exists every chance you get. lol The truly funny part is how far off the mark MU_dbucket is when he tries to load up his bull**** comments like this. No one could make him look more stupid than he does himself. Funnier than a Jerry Lewis movie... These people who go on and on about their humility, are actually some of the most narcissitic weenies you'll ever run across. They are always to be found verbally trying to help god fix up the universe, Always? Every single time? Based on the examples in SMC, yes. You, Chung, Carol, "John"... fools all and corrupt all. which god (apparently imperfectly) designed with all kinds of flaws which need human help to locate. Your words, incorrect as they are. Logical conclusions from your behavior. Fool. All this is pretty hilarious. Of course believers have no sense of humor, so they don't really appreciate it. Yes, Steve, all believers always do all the things all the time as you command. That was a funny, Steve, in case you missed it. Boy, oh boy. Could anyone have proved how humorless you are any better...? Humorless buffoon. Pray for me, Chung. God doesn't read sci.med, so I need it bad.... You need it bad regardless of what God does or doesn't read. I bet Chung would call that a judgement. He specifically cautions against that. You need a course in Remedial Chunglish... Or would that be Changlish? Hard to tell based on your incoherent posts. Bob |
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MU wrote in message ...
On 17 Sep 2004 11:54:29 -0700, Steve Harris wrote: COMMENT: And Chung believes that prayers for intercession actually cause god to do people good, which god wouldn't otherwise do. Which means Chung, and everybody else who prays for intercession, thinks that it's necessary or helpful to be god's executive secretary, drawing problems to god's attention. How's that for egoism? Unmatched by your own, Steve, especially when you lump all intercessory prayer as both compelling and informative. But then, being a non Christian and all, knowing about God has become a (obsessive) specialty of yours. Let's see if I have this right. You know intimately about a God yu impugn and deny even exists every chance you get. lol These people who go on and on about their humility, are actually some of the most narcissitic weenies you'll ever run across. They are always to be found verbally trying to help god fix up the universe, Always? Every single time? which god (apparently imperfectly) designed with all kinds of flaws which need human help to locate. Your words, incorrect as they are. All this is pretty hilarious. Of course believers have no sense of humor, so they don't really appreciate it. Yes, Steve, all believers always do all the things all the time as you command. That was a funny, Steve, in case you missed it. Pray for me, Chung. God doesn't read sci.med, so I need it bad.... You need it bad regardless of what God does or doesn't read. MU wrote in message ... On 17 Sep 2004 11:54:29 -0700, Steve Harris wrote: COMMENT: And Chung believes that prayers for intercession actually cause god to do people good, which god wouldn't otherwise do. Which means Chung, and everybody else who prays for intercession, thinks that it's necessary or helpful to be god's executive secretary, drawing problems to god's attention. How's that for egoism? Unmatched by your own, Steve, especially when you lump all intercessory prayer as both compelling and informative. COMMENT: And just exactly where did I do that? The idea of compelling never entered into this. As for informative, did you miss that word "or"? FYI, I'm using "helpful" in the broadest sense, to mean helpful to god or helpful in getting the problem solved. If the believer prays for god to do something nice for somebody that god wouldn't otherwise do, and god does it, there's a nice philosophical problem. But if prayer never influences god to do something he wouldn't have done anyway even without the prayer, then what's the point of praying for intercession? Besides, most Christians believe prayer for intercession by god works, sometimes. That's what they say they believe, anyway. But then, being a non Christian and all, knowing about God has become a (obsessive) specialty of yours. COMMENT: Well, heck, if I do it and you don't like it, it must be an "obsession" of mine, eh? I think you're misusing the language. I don't think you'd know an obsession if it bit you on the ass. Want to google USENET and look at the fraction of MY total postings on the subject of Christianity or religion, vs., say, your own? I probably run less than 1000 to 1. How come it's my obsession and not yours? Let's see if I have this right. You know intimately about a God yu impugn and deny even exists every chance you get. COMMENT No, you don't have it right. It's believers who claim to know god intimately, and (strange to tell) they still can't agree on much about him. I'm just subjecting what they say, to logical analysis. The way you would with the testimony of any group of people who'd claimed to observe and be intimately familiar with something. Saucer abductees, for example. Say that probe went WHERE?? No, I'm not intimately familiar with that Probulator process myself, though I did see something like it on Futurama. Does that mean I can't be skeptical? lol Ah, you laugh at my skeptical laughter. That's nice. Now, back to your probe stories…. These people who go on and on about their humility, are actually some of the most narcissitic weenies you'll ever run across. They are always to be found verbally trying to help god fix up the universe, Always? Every single time? No. "Always" here being used in the sense of seemingly without interruption, definition #4. One of those non-literal usages of the word, you know. You have to be a native speaker to get it. which god (apparently imperfectly) designed with all kinds of flaws which need human help to locate. Your words, incorrect as they are. COMMENT: You're always free to fix up my errors, instead of just claiming they exist. Does asking god to do good to anybody EVER result in ANY good works by god that wouldn't have been done by god, if you hadn't prayed? Yes or no? I don't think there's an excluded middle ground. Either it never does, or at least it sometimes does. All this is pretty hilarious. Of course believers have no sense of humor, so they don't really appreciate it. Yes, Steve, all believers always do all the things all the time as you command. COMMENT: Yes, and if I said drunk drivers were dangerous you'd want to know if I thought every single drunk driver was always dangers every second. Which is beside the point. Most generalizations that are true in aggregate, aren't uniformly true. So what? That was a funny, Steve, in case you missed it. COMMENT: If you think that was funny, you're only adding evidence to my case. Pray for me, Chung. God doesn't read sci.med, so I need it bad.... You need it bad regardless of what God does or doesn't read. COMMENT I need prayer bad? For what purpose? You think it will influence god to do something he wouldn't otherwise do? Same old question. Let's see you dodge it again. SBH |
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MU wrote in message ...
On 17 Sep 2004 11:54:29 -0700, Steve Harris wrote: COMMENT: And Chung believes that prayers for intercession actually cause god to do people good, which god wouldn't otherwise do. Which means Chung, and everybody else who prays for intercession, thinks that it's necessary or helpful to be god's executive secretary, drawing problems to god's attention. How's that for egoism? Unmatched by your own, Steve, especially when you lump all intercessory prayer as both compelling and informative. But then, being a non Christian and all, knowing about God has become a (obsessive) specialty of yours. Let's see if I have this right. You know intimately about a God yu impugn and deny even exists every chance you get. lol These people who go on and on about their humility, are actually some of the most narcissitic weenies you'll ever run across. They are always to be found verbally trying to help god fix up the universe, Always? Every single time? which god (apparently imperfectly) designed with all kinds of flaws which need human help to locate. Your words, incorrect as they are. All this is pretty hilarious. Of course believers have no sense of humor, so they don't really appreciate it. Yes, Steve, all believers always do all the things all the time as you command. That was a funny, Steve, in case you missed it. Pray for me, Chung. God doesn't read sci.med, so I need it bad.... You need it bad regardless of what God does or doesn't read. MU wrote in message ... On 17 Sep 2004 11:54:29 -0700, Steve Harris wrote: COMMENT: And Chung believes that prayers for intercession actually cause god to do people good, which god wouldn't otherwise do. Which means Chung, and everybody else who prays for intercession, thinks that it's necessary or helpful to be god's executive secretary, drawing problems to god's attention. How's that for egoism? Unmatched by your own, Steve, especially when you lump all intercessory prayer as both compelling and informative. COMMENT: And just exactly where did I do that? The idea of compelling never entered into this. As for informative, did you miss that word "or"? FYI, I'm using "helpful" in the broadest sense, to mean helpful to god or helpful in getting the problem solved. If the believer prays for god to do something nice for somebody that god wouldn't otherwise do, and god does it, there's a nice philosophical problem. But if prayer never influences god to do something he wouldn't have done anyway even without the prayer, then what's the point of praying for intercession? Besides, most Christians believe prayer for intercession by god works, sometimes. That's what they say they believe, anyway. But then, being a non Christian and all, knowing about God has become a (obsessive) specialty of yours. COMMENT: Well, heck, if I do it and you don't like it, it must be an "obsession" of mine, eh? I think you're misusing the language. I don't think you'd know an obsession if it bit you on the ass. Want to google USENET and look at the fraction of MY total postings on the subject of Christianity or religion, vs., say, your own? I probably run less than 1000 to 1. How come it's my obsession and not yours? Let's see if I have this right. You know intimately about a God yu impugn and deny even exists every chance you get. COMMENT No, you don't have it right. It's believers who claim to know god intimately, and (strange to tell) they still can't agree on much about him. I'm just subjecting what they say, to logical analysis. The way you would with the testimony of any group of people who'd claimed to observe and be intimately familiar with something. Saucer abductees, for example. Say that probe went WHERE?? No, I'm not intimately familiar with that Probulator process myself, though I did see something like it on Futurama. Does that mean I can't be skeptical? lol Ah, you laugh at my skeptical laughter. That's nice. Now, back to your probe stories…. These people who go on and on about their humility, are actually some of the most narcissitic weenies you'll ever run across. They are always to be found verbally trying to help god fix up the universe, Always? Every single time? No. "Always" here being used in the sense of seemingly without interruption, definition #4. One of those non-literal usages of the word, you know. You have to be a native speaker to get it. which god (apparently imperfectly) designed with all kinds of flaws which need human help to locate. Your words, incorrect as they are. COMMENT: You're always free to fix up my errors, instead of just claiming they exist. Does asking god to do good to anybody EVER result in ANY good works by god that wouldn't have been done by god, if you hadn't prayed? Yes or no? I don't think there's an excluded middle ground. Either it never does, or at least it sometimes does. All this is pretty hilarious. Of course believers have no sense of humor, so they don't really appreciate it. Yes, Steve, all believers always do all the things all the time as you command. COMMENT: Yes, and if I said drunk drivers were dangerous you'd want to know if I thought every single drunk driver was always dangers every second. Which is beside the point. Most generalizations that are true in aggregate, aren't uniformly true. So what? That was a funny, Steve, in case you missed it. COMMENT: If you think that was funny, you're only adding evidence to my case. Pray for me, Chung. God doesn't read sci.med, so I need it bad.... You need it bad regardless of what God does or doesn't read. COMMENT I need prayer bad? For what purpose? You think it will influence god to do something he wouldn't otherwise do? Same old question. Let's see you dodge it again. SBH |
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