Juice Plus......

dowie said:
If you want people to keep opinions you don't like to themselves then I might suggest that exposing yourself to an internet forum is a bit of a silly idea. I'll voice my opinion freely thanks and I really don't care whether you personally like it or not... quite frankly BS like this and people who promote it ought to be criticised.
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I don't mind the opinions, I'm well versed in getting to grips with the fact that opinions won't match mine. What I'm opposed to is broadly insulting others regardless of understand the circumstances of the situation. Is it ok for me to assume that because you’re on a forum you’re a fat nerdy virgin type? No of course not, and even if I did I wouldn't rattle it off in a post and be a smart arse about it when I'm confronted about it.
 
Me calling people idiots for getting involved in MLM schemes has got nothing to do with misplaced stereotypes but rather their actions - the fact they chose to get involved in an MLM scheme....
 
Pffftt.. It's all about Invigaron.

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Nah all the cool kids are getting into Vemma...


#youngpeoplerevolution #YOLO etc...

All you have to do is place an order for some rather expensive magical energy drink and/or try to recruit x amount of people who in turn will try to recruit .... etc... what could go wrong?
 
So this is like a legalised pyramid scheme? :confused:

EDIT: NM just looked up MLM on google. Still seems shady though.
 
dowie said:
Presumably its got some magic ingredients to help with the ambiguous fitness goal of 'getting a bit more toned'.
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Ah, magic. That explains it.

I play a lot of RPGs. I've been known to jokingly refer to my coffee as a potion of restoration.

But I don't think magic potions are real.

I have an odd turn of mind. When I read about "toning", I think of people learning to somehow play different notes on their abdomen, using it as a sort of drum. Toning would be learning to get the notes right.

I though acai berries where the fad scam de jour. Maybe I'm a few months behind. Since none of them work and the marketing schemes for them are all dodgy short-term affairs where a few people get richer and many people get poorer, they must cycle through them quite quickly.
 
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