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Detox - 2007/04/13 20:33 The best so far, despite the rather horrible visuals. A clear message, they laid out the science well enough.
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Re:Detox - 2007/04/13 21:17 i agree, best show in the season thus far... because of two words... "cunt pickle"
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Re:Detox - 2007/04/14 03:16 Definitely one of their best this season, that said I usually sit down with a small bowl of chips and a cup of Pepsi for when BS comes on, let's just say I didn't finish the pepsi or chips until after the show!
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Re:Detox - 2007/04/16 05:34 Yeah that was great ep.
BS is the smartest and funniest show on tv, but the amout of great shit and rectum related jokes on this one was just mindblowing!
Specially picture of Penn's insides and that poor guy who was willing to take that huge "garden hose" feeling obviously miserable made me laugh so hard.

So somewhat perfect bullshit episode. Really funny and informative at the same time giving that "wow, didnt even know some people believe on stuff like that" feeling.

(Oh, hello everyone. Been hanging out on this site for long time still relistening radio shows, so finally felt like clkicking on that register thingie )
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Re:Detox - 2007/04/16 13:45 The science was good, but at this point I just think they're looking for excuses to get various body parts on TV.

We need this episode, the circumcision episode, the hair episode (for the waxings), and the breast episode in a marathon session. And then top it off with the sex episode. "May I polish your pearl?"
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Parrot
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Re:Detox - 2007/04/16 14:06 It was definitely the most focused episode so far. Very enjoyable. I was hoping they'd mention enema's though... or are those not part of the same theory?

Some people get Coffee enemas. I'm not sure under what theory they think that's good for you. If coffee isn't the best thing for your health to ingest, how do they figure it's good for your ass?

But there was one thing from the show that I would have liked to hear more on. Is it actually possible for a colonic to flush out a parasite? Was that woman right that what she found was a parasite? And if not, what was it?

I know, I do tend to get bogged down in the details.
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chris.is.awesome
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Re:Detox - 2007/04/16 17:19 aren't enema's used when the person can't have a bowel movement naturally? so there is an actual medicinal benefit for having an enema... although i could be misinformed on that... which is probably the case since i just pulled that from my ass. PUN.
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Re:Detox - 2007/04/16 18:54 chris.is.awesome wrote:
aren't enema's used when the person can't have a bowel movement naturally? so there is an actual medicinal benefit for having an enema... although i could be misinformed on that... which is probably the case since i just pulled that from my ass. PUN.

There's a difference between getting an enema for constipation and getting a colonic to remove toxins.
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Parrot
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Re:Detox - 2007/04/16 19:21 chris.is.awesome wrote:
aren't enema's used when the person can't have a bowel movement naturally? so there is an actual medicinal benefit for having an enema... although i could be misinformed on that... which is probably the case since i just pulled that from my ass. PUN.

Perhaps, I'm not sure about whether there are actual medicinal benefits. But I'm pretty sure that they're also used for quack medicine. Like the people who advocating getting coffee enemas. And Gandhi I believe used to advocate having an enema each day.
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teen
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Re:Detox - 2007/04/18 00:27 jees Zolton is huge

BS! is really preaching to the converted now... with all the titty and swearing in it, nobody who NEEDS to watch WILL watch it.. .*sigh*
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