Wang targeting HIV

[JOCKTHEGLIDE]

depends on how close you are to the bank once you realized you took the pen...
If you are in the parking lot and realized---ok. If you are down the street or on the road, then that pen won't get returned. The gas alone cost more than the pen does.

thats not the point of the answer though  we are looking for something else in answer and decipering your body language when you say it,,,

[G_Thang]

this is getbig,,,I have a quadrouple degree in biochemistry/biology/math/and social studies as a undergrad,,,I personally persued medicine at university of arizona,,,then got bored after residency at banner hosptial near,,,gilbert hostpial,,,Im not gonna tell you specifically the hostpical,,but its near san tan shoppoing center,,,groink can confrim this if you want,,,I did a residency there for 3 years then I decided to quit medicine due to the UNMORAL ethnics involved peole wanted to make money at all cost at the cost of a humans life,,,Im not a teacher at a high school,,,,alot cooler teaching social studies because I love it more than medicine,,,,

I did all this while doing while turning pro,,,I placed in top 5 in Mr. O more than twice now,,,,not that hard,,it keeps you busy and I love being busy,,,I was the biggest guy at my hopstial,,im the biggest guy at my high school I teach at,,

interesting you'd go back in time with this...given i thought we found a resolution about a year ago.  have you noticed that the minorities pretty much don't have gimmicks on getbig?  gangstalean, che, musclecenter, wiggs, opt d, o'tre, gracie, etc, and myself just don't bother with it.  if we go in time-out like i did, we just comeback with our original accts. i think wiggs pointed this out one time.

as far as the millionaires on getbig, it goes back to well-to-do white guys like x-factor and alice23 throwing shit about their status in life, and the young white guys responding with their stories or getting offended because they got dissed, as they say.

as i once told x-factor, i can't base my life on a white guy, so what you have doesn't matter to me.

of course i have gimmicks but they filter thru these accounts, g_thang and divcom (ron wont let log-in anymore for almost a year).

i am who i say i am, may not be in my mom's basement but i'm currently sleeping on a mattress on a floor with my girl.  dont wait to sell the furniture when you relocate, just rid of the shit.

[OneMoreRep]

2. ONE MORE, I have often heard that the profit ‘margin’ is given prime consideration over uiversal drug benefits. I hear the same argument within the petroleum industry. Can you refer me to some reliable info about this subject?

Profit margin, from where the investment firms stand, is always given the ONLY consideration.  We don't necessarily try to invest in the well-being of mankind, we are trying to invest in what makes the most sense for our investors.  The moment when we start to care more for the universal benefits of people as a whole is the moment we would instead turn ourselves into a nonprofit organization handling charitable-like investments.  How we are respected by people in general is through the hands of highly capable public relations firms that make what we do invest into relevant to the average man.

Within the United States universal drug benefits, at least the way we see it, refers to the socialistic type programs like that of Medicare and/or Medicaid.  From what I've gathered, my firm as well as many others subscribe to the view that universal entitlement programs, based on age or poverty level, provided by seniors' drug-benefit programs is unnecessary and inefficient relative to more limited policy options, and is unfair to the rest of the population.  Furthermore, such policies also lead to unsustainable demand by consumers for pharmaceuticals that, in turn, provokes governments to adopt cost-control policies that reduce consumer choice, stifle pharmaceutical innovation and, by extension, harm the health of patients.

There is a good economist by the name of Brett Skinner, who works for the Fraser institute, whom for years has preached the common sermon that all investment firms and many economists alike have with regards to universal drug benefits and their overall toll on both profit margin and industry growth. 

Here is a basic article (Below) he wrote that we often reference in order to describe our stance.  Remember, we are in the business of making money, not sharing it..

http://www.fraserinstitute.org/research-news/display.aspx?id=13568

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