The study doesn't find anything. The study is a paid promo taken from taxpayers with a lump of cash thrown at some "scientists" to say what the Big Club wants them to say. The study is an idea or an inanimate object, unlike rsivlergun's menstrual cup he likes to fix with a soldering iron.

rsilvergun fixing his menstrual cup with a SOLDERING IRON

Unlike you, who has no idea how technology works. Between that and your exhausted baby-cannon, you are completely useless. They went after carbon, now they are going after nitrogen, and I guarantee you they will go after hydrogen if *anyone* can make it even semi-viable.

Good luck storing that hydrogen, retard!

I guess this beats orange hydrogen.

rsilvergun doesn't understand the separation of powers in the USA. He fled China and pushes pro-CCP politics in case they ever catch him on the run.

[citation needed]

What manga did THAT fantasy come from?

rsilvergun works for a multinational and is a chink who bounces around in SE asia being a gay bottom. He has NO CLUE how the rest of the world works.

How many times have you even BEEN to America, Damien? Once? Sounds like you're having PMS issues. Better put that menstrual cup back in before it's too late!!!

Oh well, chicom bots are going to mod "her" up to +5 in short order.

There is no provision in the Constitution for the FTC or the FDA for that matter. The FBI has to be involved in cases across state lines, at least.

Pathetic or not pathetic, he's not the one who started this. There is another better thread going on in another comments section. Here is my favorite highlight from rsilvergun:

Hello everyone! My large Lunette ripped after an accident trying to clean the holes with a pin. I saw that the Fleurcup was on sale so I bought one since I couldn't find any being sold on mc_sales. It seems to have similar dimensions to my old cup but it's a lot softer which my vag appreciates very much. The problem is it was much harder to get it open. I tried using the 7 fold and the C fold which worked fine with the Lunette but they failed utterly with the large Fleurcup. I don't know if it is because I am not on my period or what but it absolutely refused to open up no matter what trick I tried. I was finally able to get it to pop open using the punch-down fold but I would like some advice as to easily get the Fleurcup and other soft cups like that to pop open.

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I saw some 'dirt' in one of the holes and I gently pushed the needle through, but then I tried to move it around and it caused a little tear. Over time, the tear grew and grew until it started leaking badly during my last cycle. I considered getting a soldering iron to see if I could fix it with that but I decided it would be too risky. Was the MeLuna made with silicone? I thought that one was some sort of plastic.

YES, that is rsilvergun suggesting fixing HIS menstrual cup with a SOLDERING IRON.

The prevalence of non-competes is frustrating, because we have very solid evidence they're unnecessary. California forbids non-compete clauses in employment contracts*, and it hasn't caused any serious problems for businesses based here. There is evidence, mentioned in the original article, that allowing non-competes is bad for startups, and a common theory says California's vibrant startup culture is precisely because state law forbids non-compete clauses.

*Non-compete clauses are allowed for business owners as part of buy-outs. So if you sell your business, the new owners can include not setting up a competing business as part of the sale.

The Japs still eat a lot of rice. I have lived there for months at a time. It is amazing what line of excuses they'll try to come up with to justify being cheapskates.

Yeah, didn't he lunch the rocket sled at Edwards AFB? Silly oaf...

Or are you talking about his daddy-teen fantasy story? I'm certainly not paying for THAT!!!

Shut up, you 200kg fat chink. Well, I take that back. Calling a chink would be an insult to the Hans because you aren't one. You just want to be one. But there isn't a single chinaman who's as fat as you are.

Do you want a cure, or do you want a treatment that targets surface antigens and prolongs your life? I'm asking as a pharma guy figuring out how to maximize profit and run down the patent clock.