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is CDS easier on the liver? 12 Dec 2011 00:14 #9136

Bill
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Bill could you please be so kind to take all your negative, sarcastic, arrogant and know-it-all comments somewhere else... actually don't take them somewhere else... just transform them into positive, accepting, understanding and kind comments instead . Thats much more nice for you also.

You have the same style in many of the posts, and I don't think this negativity belongs in a wonderful forum like this.

Please

Okay, I get the message.

On a personal note my wife and I separated 3 1/2 months ago after 10 years and I see it is affecting me in ways I didn't realize such as my interaction with others.

Sorry eveyone, I have been a jerk!
Thanks everyone for bring it to my attention--in kind ways, well some was kind but it was still my fault. :blush:

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