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fatslob-:O on 11 September 2016

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXX6XZuV4zI

Hillary Clinton just recently fainted ...



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haxxiy on 11 September 2016
Soundwave said:
 

Hitler was never of sound mind, lol. 

It doesn't matter if his army frozen in Stalingrad, it would've been nuclear blasted into the 18th century by the Americans -- one way or another he was going to take it right up the pooper. 

You seem very emotionally invested on Hitler and giddy on the possibility north americans could have commited more nuclear war crimes.

More even so than your passion for Nvidia Tegra chips. Interesting.



 

 

 

 

 

LurkerJ on 11 September 2016
Normchacho said:
People do know that doctor has no special training in neurological disorders correct? He's an anesthesiologist. Also..."just like the CIA does"? And showing a picture of Bill Clinton with women at the end? Yeah, I'm sure this isn't politically motivated at all.

General practitioners are able to spot Parkinson's and are trained to diagnose them as well. You don't see an anesthesiologist for your neurological disorders but that doesn't diminish the knowledge they have in neurological diseases.

And of course it's politically motivated, it's obvious. But does he raise interesting points or not? You might wanna ask a doctor, if you have in your circle of friends, if he or she thinks it's possible. 



LurkerJ on 11 September 2016
fatslob-:O said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXX6XZuV4zI

Hillary Clinton just recently fainted ...

A clearer video was posted in the OP.



LurkerJ on 11 September 2016
haxxiy said:
Soundwave said:

Hitler was never of sound mind, lol. 

It doesn't matter if his army frozen in Stalingrad, it would've been nuclear blasted into the 18th century by the Americans -- one way or another he was going to take it right up the pooper. 

You seem very emotionally invested on Hitler and giddy on the possibility north americans could have commited more nuclear war crimes.

More even so than your passion for Nvidia Tegra chips. Interesting.

Fun fact, and this is for you soundwave, the iPhone 7 is the most powerful device Nintendo has developed for, even if we include the NX



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onionberry on 11 September 2016
fatslob-:O said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXX6XZuV4zI

Hillary Clinton just recently fainted ...

wow, it's real



Landguy on 11 September 2016
haxxiy said:
Soundwave said:

Hitler was never of sound mind, lol. 

It doesn't matter if his army frozen in Stalingrad, it would've been nuclear blasted into the 18th century by the Americans -- one way or another he was going to take it right up the pooper. 

You seem very emotionally invested on Hitler and giddy on the possibility north americans could have commited more nuclear war crimes.

More even so than your passion for Nvidia Tegra chips. Interesting.

nuclear war crimes?



It is near the end of the end....

SuperNova on 11 September 2016

While this is very concerning, presidential candidates and presidents with glaring health issues are nothing new for the US. Kennedy for example was a wreck, and constantly high on a cocktail of painkillers, barbituates and uppers.



Normchacho on 11 September 2016
LurkerJ said:
Normchacho said:
People do know that doctor has no special training in neurological disorders correct? He's an anesthesiologist. Also..."just like the CIA does"? And showing a picture of Bill Clinton with women at the end? Yeah, I'm sure this isn't politically motivated at all.

General practitioners are able to spot Parkinson's and are trained to diagnose them as well. You don't see an anesthesiologist for your neurological disorders but that doesn't diminish the knowledge they have in neurological diseases.

And of course it's politically motivated, it's obvious. But does he raise interesting points or not? You might wanna ask a doctor, if you have in your circle of friends, if he or she thinks it's possible. 

But doesn't it seem more likely that he started with a theory, and then found evidence to support his theory (even if unintentionally) than it is that an anesthesiologist who has spent 36 years not diagnosing diseases (neurological or otherwise) in his day to day job just happened to pick out a neurological disorder before anyone else by watcher her on TV? 

Beyond that, there's this.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/12/us/politics/hillary-clinton-campaign-pneumonia.html



Bet with Adamblaziken:

I bet that on launch the Nintendo Switch will have no built in in-game voice chat. He bets that it will. The winner gets six months of avatar control over the other user.

Slimebeast on 11 September 2016
LurkerJ said:
Slimebeast said:

She definitely has Parkinson's disease. The head-bobbing incidence was so funny.

Are you a caregiver? 

I've sent the video to people who has witnessed or dealt with patietns with Parkinson's disease and they immediately swear she displays similar symptoms. 

As I said, I took care of a relative with Parkinson for the longest while, but his symptoms were much more frequent and hard to control. Maybe she is surrounded by the best doctors and that's making her seem normal at times? 

No, but I'm a doctor too and see the same signs like the doctor in the video.

She definitely has Parkinson's disease and the funny moves she makes are caused by the side-effects of the medication.

The medication helps very effectively at the earlier stages of Parkinson's, but sooner or later you're going to see personality changes, that she increasingly becomes generally slow in mind, apathetic at times, and for many there are problems with memory loss.