QuiteQuickQum

Funny joke, but it's not really a trick when it's part of an agreed to trial. There are most definitely unethical examples when a placebo was administered without it being an agreed to potentiality. However, I wouldn't want to brand all placebos as tricks.

I've never listened to Sawbones, but that is sound advice. The movie Pi drove that point home.

Hello fellow McElroy fan.

Right on. Appreciate the response.

My dark cherry 2000 Chevy Malibu.

Thank you for talking online. It might not appear to be much, but it is. You're connecting and communicating your pain. Hopefully we merry chums can take on some of the burden you feel. Keep going; this is your one shot and it doesn't have to be noteworthy to anyone but yourself.

I get it. You're changing their name again.

Stolen valor! 🤣

It's a risky seach if you're squeamish, but Harlequin disease is skin mutation(?) that leads to babies being born with cracked skin and puffy red eyes. The cracks somewhat evoke the patterning of Harlequin's motley attire.

Plantreefa

World of Horror has been a blast.

Now this is the quality sarcasm that has disappeared from Reddit! Stay witty, mon ami!

Edit: this is my high way of saying, "LOL." 🤣