Look, we have the smartest man to have ever lived right here. He even beat Steven Hawking with his “only” 182 IQ.
Too bad he still can’t comprehend a simple sentence.
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Stephen Hawking had over 200 easily.
He still had 182 when he was almost dying.
14% remaining and no power outlet here.
I will add a photo , I’m at a huge Bell company office.
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No neurology conditions? Accidents? Have you been at psychiatrist once?
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Nana, I don’t think he knows what those words mean.
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Or maybe its a bot? 
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I have to get a new health insurance for Europe, as, though Germany offers free food, free lodging and free bachelor, which bachelor by the way, should not wrongfully construed or made to compensate for intelligence or to validate contracts out of fear, I need to move there.
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This is still the Likes and Get Likes thread, not the Hate and Get Hated thread. Please adjust to it.
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I object, those claims are clearly exaggerated!
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2016 financials were inflated as Hilmar tried to bail out and sell his shares, so a more sensible approach would be looking at 2015 financials. Anyway 65 million is below the usual income.
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9% available , loading from Starbucks with the remaining $4 and change which was left on my new Starbucks card.
All 4 buildings are Bell, there is a bus station inside, underground (new), and a few other things.
They offered me a job to work on choppers (helicopters) as analyst.
They have Bell Labs and do make military choppers.
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Some days one just feels like you’re liking things you don’t even know what they are… just like and get likes. 
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Also: message # 2000 (maybe)
Edit: # 1993, actually…
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Apologies … I think I took this away from you. Very very sorry. At least #2000 was for a good cause. 
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Will depend on how many posts are actually withdrawn and deleted within 24 hours.
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Having to take The Hippocratic Oath
(is an oath historically taken by physicians. It is one of the most widely known of Greek medical texts. In its original form, it requires a new physician to swear, by a number of healing gods, to uphold specific ethical standards.) ,
which my sister took over 20 years ago, how much of the info you asked can be posted here, considering it’s also not suggested to post personal info.
Should I change my name, or change the diagnosis places names, so that the innocent are protected to be protected or what?
And no, by the way, being an obstetrician does not give her the right to deliver my first child.
It would require rather exceptional conditions, like, be the only doctor around to save our life, and so on.
Should and could stand good last for that.
It would also avoid her to suffer from risk of providing poor medical services.
The Hippocratic Oath is for doctors only; nurses do not take it when they finish nursing school. Nurses may take a similar oath known as the Nightingale Pledge, depending on the policy of their nursing school. May 2, 2012
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Man: Doctor, all five of my boys want to be valets when they grow up!
Doctor: Wow! That’s the worst case of parking son’s disease that I have ever seen.
I have two conditions in my will…
- I want my remains spread around Disney World
- I do not want to be cremated
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