- @ErisLovesMovies To attract female members for film club, they need to burn all the existing men in the club at the stake in reply to ErisLovesMovies ->
- @adjaruli I've not seen anyone so excited to tell people that she was drunk, as my mum at 8am at Heathrow after trying 7 whiskies & 1 brandy in reply to adjaruli ->
- @adjaruli I had to take her away for half a full English before she could spend any money in reply to adjaruli ->
- RT @taddmike: OH. MY. GOD. https://t.co/4E98DW6Xtr ->
- RT @vanderjames: The best thing about being famous at 20 is that when you turn 40, you make everybody else feel old, too. ->
- @FrogCroakley My Dad left me some swords and what looks like a baby battleaxe. We should team up. in reply to FrogCroakley ->
- @adjaruli The whiskey was cos she was picking a bottle for her brother. The brandy just cos she likes brandy & the salesperson rec'ed it in reply to adjaruli ->
- @adjaruli and maybe like. to wash down all the expensive whiskey in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- This is a photo of my late Dad. As you can see, fairly beardy. https://t.co/uq2DrSzR14 ->
- This is him when I was like… 3? I don't know, I was only small. Also, my Granddad (also beardy). My Dad always ha… https://t.co/k7x7ZBS4K7 in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- (Apart from the two occasions on which he accidentally shaved it off) in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- My Dad was also a psychiatric nurse on a locked forensic ward. Some of the patients there had shaved heads. in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- Out of all the nurses on the ward, which one do you think they used to ask to shave their heads for them? in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- That's right. The lone bearded nurse who hadn't been near a razor since the early 70s. in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- ANYWAY it's occurred to me that I still use a lot of the haircare tips my Dad gave me – use Flex conditioner on long hair in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- (Not had hair long enough for those measure for about 15 years tho) in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- (Incidentally, my Dad hadn't had hair long enough to need Flex for about that length of time when I did need it) in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- And use Vosene or Polytar when your scalp goes haywire. The sweet sweet smell of medicated shampoo is what's got me thinking about it in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- And in the end, we never did figure out how to dye his hair metallic green. in reply to herdivineshadow ->
Daily Archives: March 9, 2017
Tweets for 2017-03-08
- @ErisLovesMovies To attract female members for film club, they need to burn all the existing men in the club at the stake in reply to ErisLovesMovies ->
- @adjaruli I've not seen anyone so excited to tell people that she was drunk, as my mum at 8am at Heathrow after trying 7 whiskies & 1 brandy in reply to adjaruli ->
- @adjaruli I had to take her away for half a full English before she could spend any money in reply to adjaruli ->
- RT @taddmike: OH. MY. GOD. https://t.co/4E98DW6Xtr ->
- RT @vanderjames: The best thing about being famous at 20 is that when you turn 40, you make everybody else feel old, too. ->
- @FrogCroakley My Dad left me some swords and what looks like a baby battleaxe. We should team up. in reply to FrogCroakley ->
- @adjaruli The whiskey was cos she was picking a bottle for her brother. The brandy just cos she likes brandy & the salesperson rec'ed it in reply to adjaruli ->
- @adjaruli and maybe like. to wash down all the expensive whiskey in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- This is a photo of my late Dad. As you can see, fairly beardy. https://t.co/uq2DrSzR14 ->
- This is him when I was like… 3? I don't know, I was only small. Also, my Granddad (also beardy). My Dad always ha… https://t.co/k7x7ZBS4K7 in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- (Apart from the two occasions on which he accidentally shaved it off) in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- My Dad was also a psychiatric nurse on a locked forensic ward. Some of the patients there had shaved heads. in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- Out of all the nurses on the ward, which one do you think they used to ask to shave their heads for them? in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- That's right. The lone bearded nurse who hadn't been near a razor since the early 70s. in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- ANYWAY it's occurred to me that I still use a lot of the haircare tips my Dad gave me – use Flex conditioner on long hair in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- (Not had hair long enough for those measure for about 15 years tho) in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- (Incidentally, my Dad hadn't had hair long enough to need Flex for about that length of time when I did need it) in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- And use Vosene or Polytar when your scalp goes haywire. The sweet sweet smell of medicated shampoo is what's got me thinking about it in reply to herdivineshadow ->
- And in the end, we never did figure out how to dye his hair metallic green. in reply to herdivineshadow ->
My pinboard bookmarks for February 26th through March 9th
These are my links for February 26th through March 9th:
- Immune Modulation From Five Major Mushrooms: Application to Integrative Oncology – Medicinal mushrooms have been proposed as a novel therapy that may improve cancer treatment and patients’ survival. They have been used medicinally since at least 3000 bce. Mushrooms are reported to have antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, cardiovascular-protective, antidiabetic, hepatoprotective, and anticancer properties. It is well-established that mushrooms are adept at immune modulation and affect hematopoietic stem cells, lymphocytes, macrophages, T cells, dendritic cells (DCs), and natural killer (NK) cells.1 Extensive research over the last 40 years has demonstrated that mushrooms have potent antineoplastic properties that slow growth of tumors, regulate tumor genes, decrease tumoral angioneogenesis, and increase malignant-cell phagocytosis. Additionally, evidence suggests that medicinal mushrooms may safely boost chemotherapeutic efficacy and simultaneously protect against bone marrow suppression.
tags: mushrooms health immunity - Mushrooms boost immunity, suggests research — ScienceDaily – Could a mushroom a day help keep the doctor away? Some early evidence indicates that the Shiitake mushroom boosts immunity. Of the thousands of mushroom species globally, about 20 are used for culinary purposes. Shiitake mushrooms are native to Asia and are cultivated for their culinary and medicinal value.
tags: mushrooms immunity health - 5 Proven Home Remedies for Seborrheic Dermatitis on the Scalp – SkinDrone –
tags: dermatitis scalp health - Polytar Scalp Shampoo coal tar solution – Boots –
tags: dermatitis scalp health - Seborrheic Dermatitis 1 Year Update + Q&A – YouTube –
tags: dermatitis scalp health - get_iplayer forums –
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