Only an idot would believe this water works.
Everyone knows you use essential oils to cure concussions.
And on the 3rd step God say's to me "I'm using you. I want to see how you respond. But more importantly I want them to see how you respond"
In time I think this will be everyone's Ground Zero when we realized Russ was half a bubble off center.
It won't be long and it will be categorized a Performance Enhancer and then watch out!
"Well, we're not saying we have real medical proof," Wilson said.
"I'm not a scientist". Seems everybody likes to qualify their statements, yet they'll twist the facts to support their claims.
It shouldn't be long before they start bottling Wilson's game sweat. I'm sure that would have healing properties.
This water is the reason Russell doesnt need sex. One swig produces the most intense orgasm you will ever experience. Yes, even more intensely than powdered rhino horn. Oh, yah, and it also cures concussions.
Oh people. Settle down.
It's not like he's a MD. You know. Someone everyone can trust no matter what he says...
Russell Wilson's new mentor on all things spiritual and medical.
Russell Wilson = Tebow with a Trophy ?
Now the masses of asses have another savior to follow....
Is this the same water they use in vaccines?
it cures cancer!! well, not exactly, but when I googled nanobubbles earlier today one of the first hits was this:
Ben Worgull from from Badger Nation was on WSSP this morning talking about Nanobubs Wilson. Said something was always a little off and he flatlined during interviews.
I wouldn't be surprised if we end up finding out about 5 dead hookers at UW.
what about his Ashley Madison account?
How do you think he found the hookers? 
I'm told boxed wine has made me a better X4 poster.
I have no proof, however.
Originally Posted by The Ref fka Blair Kiel:
I have no proof, however.
boxed wine is usually about 25 proof
Favorite comment so far:
I drink a glass of Dihydrogen Monoxide every morning. Check out these results.
Zero concussions
Zero ruptured spleens
Zero shark attacks
Zero meteor strikes
Zero spontaneous combustions
What more proof do you need? Dihydrogen Monoxide is obviously a miracle product and every NFL starter should be drinking it.
Whatever. That's **** kills thousands of people every year. It is the most dangerous stuff on earth.
Its basis is the highly reactive hydroxyl radical, a species shown to mutate DNA, denature proteins, disrupt cell membranes, and chemically alter critical neurotransmitters.
Hey guy, you gotta break a few eggs to make an omelette.
Sorry, If I ever run across this I'm buying it. Lots and lots of it.
Originally Posted by The Ref fka Blair Kiel:
I'm told boxed wine has made me a better X4 poster.
I have no proof, however.
I have evidunce that it has caused others to be dummer posters.
Originally Posted by Henry:
Its basis is the highly reactive hydroxyl radical, a species shown to mutate DNA, denature proteins, disrupt cell membranes, and chemically alter critical neurotransmitters.
Aqueo-Amino violence in under reported by the mainstream media.
ICI has announced the discovery of a new firefighting agent to add to their existing range. Known as WATER (Wonderful and Total Extinguishing Resource), it augments, rather than replaces, existing agents such as dry powder and BCF (bromine-chlorine-fluorine), which have been in use from time immemorial. It is particularly suitable for dealing with fires in buildings, timber yards, and warehouses.
Though required in large quantities, it is fairly cheap to produce and it is intended that quantities of about a million gallons should be stored in urban areas and near other installations of high risk ready for immediate use. BCF and dry power are usually stored under pressure, but WATER will be stored in open ponds or reservoirs and conveyed to the scene of the fire by hoses and portable pumps.
ICI's new proposals are already encountering strong opposition from safety and environmental groups. Professor Connie Barrinner has pointed out that if anyone immersed his head in a bucket of WATER, it would prove fatal in as little as three minutes. Each of ICI's proposed reservoirs will contain enough WATER to fill 500,000 two-gallon buckets. Each bucketful could be used 100 times, so there is enough WATER in one reservoir to kill the entire population of the UK. Risks of this size, said Professor Barrinner, should not be allowed, whatever the gain. If the WATER were to get out of control, the results of Flixborough or Seveso would pale into insignificance by comparison. What use was a firefighting agent that could kill men as well as fire?
A local authority spokesman said that he would strongly oppose planning permission for construction of a WATER reservoir in this area, unless the most stringent precautions were followed. Open ponds were certainly not acceptable. What would prevent people falling in them? What would prevent the contents from leaking out? At the very least, the WATER would need to be contained in a steel pressure vessel surrounded by a leakproof concrete wall.
A spokesman from the fire brigades said he did not see the need for the new agent. Dry powder and BCF could cope with most fires. The new agent would bring with it risks, particularly to firemen, greater than any possible gain. Did we know what would happen to this new medium when it was exposed to intense heat? It had been reported that WATER was a constituent of beer. Did this mean that firemen would be intoxicated by the fumes?
The Friend of the World said that they had obtained a sample of WATER and found it caused clothes to shrink. If it did this to cotton, what would it do to men?
In the House of Commons yesterday, the Home Secretary was asked if he would prohibit the manufacture and storage of this lethal new material. The Home Secretary replied that, as it was clearly a major hazard, local authorities would have to take advice from the Health and Safety Executive before giving planning permission. A full investigation was needed and the Major Hazards Group would be asked to report.
If the United States were to be faced with such a new hazard as WATER, the Environmental Protection Agency would surely initiate public hearings and rule-making procedures that would drag the process out a least five years, cost several hundred million dollars, and end up regulating the use of WATER, requiring warning labels on WATER buckets, banning the sale of many common foods that contain WATER, and requiring the testing of all air meant for breathing, because it contains WATER vapor and it can be proved without doubt that too much oxygen is toxic.
pduck - I don't think we have anything to worry about. WATER is disappearing from the western and south eastern US. Never mind fires are taking those areas by storm - literally. But we are told that fires burn themselves out - which I suppose is true once there is nothing left to burn - and that could include our houses. But I have no proof.
But what do we expect RW to say when he has a financial interest in it? Honestly, I thought snake oil salesmen were a thing of the past. But I have no proof.
Nice job John!....
Russell Wilson is on a 70-sack pace
Posted by Michael David Smith on October 12, 2015, 10:34 AM EDT
AP
Russell Wilson is running for his life behind the Seahawks’ weak offensive line, and a lot of times he can’t run fast enough.
Wilson was sacked four times yesterday in Cincinnati, giving him a league-high 22 sacks so far this season. That puts him on pace to surpass 70 sacks this year, a total that has only been achieved twice in NFL history: By David Carr with the expansion Texans in 2002, and by Randall Cunningham in his first year as a starter in 1986.
A good runner who sometimes relies too much on his ability to make plays with his feet, Wilson has always taken a lot of sacks: He took 42 last year and 44 the year before. But 70 sacks in a season is a number that virtually assures the offense will be a disaster, and calls into question whether Wilson will even last 16 games.
For future reference
@jawsespn: According to @PFF the Bengals went at Kam Chancellor & Seattle's Cover 3 concepts!
13 Targ
11 Rec
156 Yrds
2 TD
12.0 Yrd/rec
156.3 PasserRating
Chancellor can be exposed in deep/intermediate coverage. If you play short crossing stuff (like the Broncos did in the SUper Bowl) he'll blow up receivers. But you make him run with WRs down the field, he's exposed as the big hitting strong safety he is.
Something else on the Seahawks; kind of funny you have Carroll saying they need more from Graham. You can argue all you want that Graham is a TE and that includes blocking but fact is, he sucks at blocking, everyone knew it, and the Seahawks still paid a huge price to get him. It's like buying a Porsche and being upset that it doesn't handle well in the snow and can't haul lumber. If this keeps up and he has his worst year since his rookie season, I'd bet on Graham pushing for a trade.
The crumbling of the Seahawk "empire" is delicious
I picture Paul Allen sitting in his office playing the fiddle.