September 22, 201510 yr comment_1466673 Nope, no problems at all with our healthcare system. Who needs regulation? The market will adjust itself! Report
September 23, 201510 yr Author comment_1466696 looks like he's backed off http://usuncut.com/news/pharma-ceo-rolls-back-price-hike/ Edited September 23, 201510 yr by Jamie_B Report
September 23, 201510 yr comment_1466702 looks like he's backed off http://usuncut.com/news/pharma-ceo-rolls-back-price-hike/ He's still a douche even if he gave it away for free. Report
September 24, 201510 yr comment_1466978 sketchy ass dude... Do you like Huey Lewis & the News? Their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. Edited September 24, 201510 yr by T-Dub Report
September 25, 201510 yr comment_1466980 I opened this expecting a poster from here... No ninja Report
September 25, 201510 yr Author comment_1466993 Do you like Huey Lewis & the News? Their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes, but when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. ha! maybe a little but i think he looks more like the rich dude from "In Time" Edited September 25, 201510 yr by Jamie_B Report
September 25, 201510 yr Author comment_1466995 I opened this expecting a poster from here... No ninjaHe got suspended today so he's technically not a member currentlyno ninja Report
September 25, 201510 yr comment_1467003 ha! maybe a littlw but i think he looks more like the rich dude from "In Time" Ah shit is that Vince Kartheiser aka Pete Campbell from Mad Men? Yeah, good call. More that sort of creep. Report
September 25, 201510 yr comment_1467006 He got suspended today so he's technically not a member currentlyno ninja Who got suspended? Report
September 25, 201510 yr Author comment_1467011 Ah shit is that Vince Kartheiser aka Pete Campbell from Mad Men? Yeah, good call. More that sort of creep. Never seen Madmen but In Time is one of my favorite movies. Report
September 25, 201510 yr comment_1467014 He got suspended today so he's technically not a member currentlyno ninjaSo... I broke into my happy dance ... Report
September 25, 201510 yr comment_1467022 Never seen Madmen but In Time is one of my favorite movies. It took me a few episodes to get it but the acting is great. Christina Hendricks didn't hurt their cause, either. Anyway, point being this dude does indeed look like the FBI should maybe search his HD. Edited September 25, 201510 yr by T-Dub Report
September 26, 201510 yr comment_1467118 He got suspended today so he's technically not a member currentlyno ninjaThere are still plenty left. Report
September 26, 201510 yr comment_1467131 haironfire Attacking the mods after being told to chill out wasn't the wisest course of action Report
September 26, 201510 yr Author comment_1467132 Attacking the mods after being told to chill out wasn't the wisest course of actionHe's not proven to be the wisest of people Report
September 26, 201510 yr comment_1467134 Attacking the mods after being told to chill out wasn't the wisest course of actionThat's an understatement... Report
October 23, 201510 yr comment_1473133 There's now a $1-a-pill competitor to pharma CEO Martin Shkreli's $750-a-pill drug http://www.businessinsider.com/a-compound-pharma-company-is-making-a-daraprim-killer-2015-10 Report
October 23, 201510 yr Author comment_1473168 How does that work so Doc's can prescribe non-FDA approved meds? Report
October 23, 201510 yr comment_1473170 How does that work so Doc's can prescribe non-FDA approved meds?FTA:Instead, compounding pharmacies buy FDA-approved compounds that they can then formulate into pills that can be customized to fit certain conditions.For example, if a drug you need is only available in pill form and you have trouble swallowing pills, a compounding pharmacy can buy that pill and put it into a liquid form that's easier to take. The only thing they can't do is directly copy the FDA-approved drug.The ingredients are already approved; they just can't make an exact duplicate of an existing drug. It just needs to have the same pharmacological effect on the body. Report
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