the stuff in my head

Earlier today, after crashing (and napping) from a sugar overload (damn salt water taffy!) I awoke and turned on the TV (again).

There was a show on talking about this supposed cancer cure diet called the Gerson Therapy. I thought I was watching PBS (and was shocked honestly) but it turns out it was cable access.

The program was quite convincing (and obviously biased) but I must say I’m intrigued, although the idea of 13 glasses of juice a day and coffee enemas is a bit hard to swallow (pun intended).

It definitely requires more critical research on my part, and perhaps it simply pushing me more towards a organic vegetarian lifestyle is all I need at the moment.

Although if I or anyone near me does get cancer or another serious illness… I may look deeper. The results… were unbelievable.

I was just channel surfing and happened upon Little Nicky.

I only watched a little bit, but this quote made me laugh:

Christa: God’s so smart.
Jenna: Yeah, like Jeopardy smart.

Hilarious.

The second exquisite corpse I participated in has posted. I started this one so my slice is the top one…

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