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re: What is KH27's gesture/meaning?
Posted on 12/7/11 at 8:39 am to otowntiger
Posted on 12/7/11 at 8:39 am to otowntiger
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I realize it's not literal. I just don't think it applies. I think it has more relevance for people who whine about glass ceilings, never being able to acheive their full potential. These guys aren't fighting for civil liberty or equal rights.
How many times have you heard a coach talking about a player having a high ceiling? Well he has no ceilings. It applies.
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Posted on 12/7/11 at 9:02 am to JackDaRipper
Example:
Some meds have a ceiling effect, some don't
Meaning if they do have a ceiling effect you can take all you want & it makes no difference after the ceiling effect has been reached. If a med does not have a ceiling effect it keeps building in your system & becomes more potent
Tylenol ceiling effect is reached at 1000mg
Morphine has no ceiling effect = keeps fricking you up & could possibly kill you
KH= no ceiling= keeps fricking you up
Some meds have a ceiling effect, some don't
Meaning if they do have a ceiling effect you can take all you want & it makes no difference after the ceiling effect has been reached. If a med does not have a ceiling effect it keeps building in your system & becomes more potent
Tylenol ceiling effect is reached at 1000mg
Morphine has no ceiling effect = keeps fricking you up & could possibly kill you
KH= no ceiling= keeps fricking you up
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