Where is Clark Cant ??

Oh, gettin picky are we!!:) Well, this sounds great! I'm going to tell my girlfriend I'm quittin my job and startin dumpster divin!! I'm sure that will thrill
her to no end. She can feel rest assured that her next meal is comin from the dumpster of KFC!!:eek:

Oh god no, don't do fast food dumpsters... disgusting. If you're going to do restaurants, maybe do a high end one, but not KFC.
 
One of my friends in Vegas pulls between $100-$200 in $1 match plays out of a single trash can each week and has been doing it for over a year. It hass allowed him to play BJ all week and get paid $6 for a win and only lose $5 on a loss. Some dealers let him use 5 coupons for a $5 bet, but most limit him to one per bet. He's been unemployed for over a year and this has really helped him survive.
 
One of my friends in Vegas pulls between $100-$200 in $1 match plays out of a single trash can each week and has been doing it for over a year. It hass allowed him to play BJ all week and get paid $6 for a win and only lose $5 on a loss. Some dealers let him use 5 coupons for a $5 bet, but most limit him to one per bet. He's been unemployed for over a year and this has really helped him survive.
Thats the kind of dumpsterism that I thought was in Clarke's book, but isn't now. zg
 
Radiation.
So sorry.

Thats the issue I'm asking Bojack - whether his friend had the chemo/radiation first and then when all the allopathic crap has failed and the body/mind is further decimated started the alternatives. He talked about quality of life, but anyone who embraces the leading alternatives and rejects all conventional POISON will always have a higher quality of life. I would however want "some" allopathy - opiates and/or opioids.

For many decades supposedly scientific studies are conducted on alternatives like C, D, B17, etc., but they are only run in limited samplings AFTER it has been determined that there is terminal no hope. Many of these people, and most all cancer victims for that matter, IMO actually suffer and die from the chemo. Chemo and radiation are not medicines.

Also, many studies over the years have undoubtedly been rigged by vested interest. First and foremost cancer is an industry. A racket just like war and religion. I'm not saying that the practicing oncologists are crooked, but most are very limited by their intense training.

I believe that proven health restoring cancer treatments have existed a long time. I also believe that to this day there are no solid statistics that demonstrate that conventional treatment fares better than nothing, faith healing, or alternatives. zg
 
One of my friends in Vegas pulls between $100-$200 in $1 match plays out of a single trash can each week and has been doing it for over a year. It hass allowed him to play BJ all week and get paid $6 for a win and only lose $5 on a loss. Some dealers let him use 5 coupons for a $5 bet, but most limit him to one per bet. He's been unemployed for over a year and this has really helped him survive.

There you go! Like I said, this is a move that should be left for the desperate. If you are not desperate then you are just 'horning' in on those
who REALLY need it!
 
Thats the kind of dumpsterism that I thought was in Clarke's book, but isn't now. zg

ok, this kind of stuff sorta reminds me of the technique a guy just recently used at a casino. He ran up a half mil marker at a casino, went home and filed for bankruptsy. How do you feel about this so called AP move?
 
But that does mean you have actually looked into a fast food dumpster, thinkin about it eh?

No, I've never looked in a fast food dumpster. Well, I used to work at a fast food joint in high school, so that was enough looking for me.

I would recommend John Hoffman's "The art and science of dumpster diving". It's quite good. ZG, you would like it, if nothing else for the anti-establishment stuff.
 
There you go! Like I said, this is a move that should be left for the desperate. If you are not desperate then you are just 'horning' in on those
who REALLY need it!

You remind me of these assclowns I run into to who refuse to buy something when its on sale. If you enjoy paying full freight for everything, go for it. Just puts more meat on the bones for me to pick.
 
You remind me of these assclowns I run into to who refuse to buy something when its on sale. If you enjoy paying full freight for everything, go for it. Just puts more meat on the bones for me to pick.

What store makes you go through their dumpster to get a sale?:confused:
 
You remind me of these assclowns I run into to who refuse to buy something when its on sale. If you enjoy paying full freight for everything, go for it. Just puts more meat on the bones for me to pick.

Holy ****! :laugh:

Why don't you tell us how you really feel?
 
No, I've never looked in a fast food dumpster. Well, I used to work at a fast food joint in high school, so that was enough looking for me.

I would recommend John Hoffman's "The art and science of dumpster diving". It's quite good. ZG, you would like it, if nothing else for the anti-establishment stuff.

Like you said before, this goes against all I have learned my whole life. It is certainly taking some time to "digest" it. Thank you for your patience.
 
i don't know if they ever do go through dumpsters, but where do you think some of the stuff they end up buying from a second party came from?:rolleyes:

I've watched this show and those guys are kind of paticular at what they 'pick'. They were recently even in Kentucky!! My cousin told me he saw their van. They go to places where the stuff is everywhere put none of it is thrown out. Antiques galore and all kinds of very old cool stuff. I don't ever see them digging through garbage. Now, mr. frog, let me ask you. Are you recommending digging through garbage and dumpsters as a way of life, a life style if you will?? Perhaps just as a 'cleansing' sort of a thing? Temporary perhaps? Would this be a healthy thing? Or, would you recommend if we can keep from doing that it would be better?
 
....... Now, mr. frog, let me ask you. Are you recommending digging through garbage and dumpsters as a way of life, a life style if you will?? Perhaps just as a 'cleansing' sort of a thing? Temporary perhaps? Would this be a healthy thing? Or, would you recommend if we can keep from doing that it would be better?
erhh not really recommending anything, well except maybe for the idea of taking a closer look at the question of value, perhaps.
once i went on a sight seeing boat ride tour through the canals of Ft. Lauderdale, past all these homes owned by movie stars, politicians, and big wig types. guess whose home was one of the ritziest, biggest most expensive of the lot? the guy who owned the cities garbage handling business, purportedly started by this guy with originally one garbage truck way back when, lol.
but well ok, think about the recycling industry as an example. all kind of stuff of value comes back to society as a result of it, not to mention an improvement for the environment. are there health concerns for the workers? i'm sure there are, just as there are for other major industries.
but what ever, isn't a good bit of what mankind is about is figuring out ways to deal with a dangerous environment while extracting the good stuff from it.
no big deal though, just i dunno, it's the idea of value that i think one doesn't want to overlook, sorta thing.
if you had a Rolex watch and accidentally dropped it in the potty would you consider figuring out a way to fish it out? lol..
 
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