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So….all the threads about her weight and my comments within are permanently gone, right???
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TTMFT
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I Emailed Her last week. No response , YET
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Maybe… But if she did, at least she didn’t go overboard with it.
It’s just as likely that she simply cleaned her diet up and then busted her ass in the gym. We all now she’s capable of it.
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You do realize that Ozempic has a long history of use, right? They’re not really the same thing.
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Since you mentioned it…
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She still got that snap in her punches. I’d take her over Ronda in boxing.
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well that seals it. I mean no drug with any history of use sold by a pharmaceutical company has ever turned out to actually be bad for people and resulted in class action lawsuits for billions.
Thank you for clearing that up.
Some of the top drugs involved in lawsuits include
Takeda’s Pradaxa, Johnson & Johnson’sRisperdal, Abbott’s Depakote, Purdue Pharma’sopioids, and drugs from Pfizer, Actelion, and Boehringer Ingelheim. Lawsuits against these drugs have been filed for issues such as failure to warn about risks, misbranding, illegal promotion, and fueling the opioid epidemic.
- Opioids (Purdue Pharma): Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family reached a $7.4 billion settlement over their role in the opioid epidemic.
- Risperdal (Johnson & Johnson): Johnson & Johnson settled a case for $2.2 billion after pleading guilty to misbranding the antipsychotic drug.
- Depakote (Abbott): Abbott paid $1.5 billion after pleading guilty to the unlawful promotion of Depakote for unapproved uses.* Pradaxa (Boehringer Ingelheim): Boehringer Ingelheim paid $650 million for failure to warn about bleeding risks associated with the drug.* Takeda (generic brand for which the case was settled): Takeda settled a case for $2.3 billion for failing to warn about bladder cancer risks.* Tracleer (Actelion): Actelion settled a case for using a foundation to illegally pay copays for government healthcare program patients, which led to drug price inflation.* Various drugs (Pfizer): Pfizer agreed to a $2.3 billion settlement that included both criminal and civil recovery.* Birth control pills (Bayer): Bayer paid $110 million to settle a case that accused birth control pills of causing dangerous blood clots.
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Congratulations retard… You’re so determined to not be wrong that you choose to completely miss the point.
My point wasn’t to imply that a drug that’s been on the market for literally decades at this point, with a long history of medical use and research studies is completely safe in all circumstances. It’s that one that’s been on the market for decades and has a long history of medical use and research studies is very different from one that was rushed to market under emergency authorization and all but forced on the American people, and for which you can’t sue the pharmaceutical companies for any adverse effects.
As a general rule when someone asks if you’re a retard, most people’s immediate reaction isn’t to raise their hand, wave it wildly back and forth, and yell, “me, me, me!!!” You might wanna keep that in mind for the future.
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Kevins fuckin rad. Very good dude and good coach
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Ai slop
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Love her beating up that dumb shit, julie kedzie.
Coming soon… the Thalidomide diet of the stars!
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We’re having a baby!
She may be your baby mama but I stick my dingaling in her every night so that makes her mine.
Sorry. It was a joking reply to @Toonces comment but I’m not funny so I’ll just hang my head in shame.
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she has looked pregnant since she retired from mma