TTJ, I'm with you on this one.I was not impressed with his arguments.
tootalljones Monday, 11/25/13 08:56:32 AM
Re: Pontoon post# 46918
Post # of 46927
not really; he sounds like he is in the bleacher seats out their in Wrigley field on his 5th or 6th cold one, and if he paid his 6 bucks for that seat out there, he can opinion all he wants. Don't care to respond to this guy at all.
True storey: I had a friend who is a severe "skeptic," on account of a lot of hard breaks and he is not the type, truth be told, to make his own breaks. He has a brother in law who is a retired "cancer researcher" who says he looked at CTIX and said their Board of consultants are not all that, and he is not impressed at all with the science. My friend loved his opinion, even though he confided that the "cancer researcher" never ever came close to getting a sniff at having a cancer drug approved, even through a phase I. [I immediately questioned the brother in law's academic credentials: turns out his has a chemistry degree from a 2nd tier college from 40 years back). The lesson here is that people who are failures, or are failing, or down and out, have a natural human tendency to look askance at success in others. It took this "cancer researcher" all of 10 minutes to review the ctix website and pronounce upon the science (according to my friend), that he has heard about "the P's my whole life, nothing here of interest." I told my friend it is probable his brother in law would probably not be hired as a mail boy by Dr. M or Emanuel Frei, but of course he can opinion all he wants on their academic backgrounds and professional achievements..............Sometimes it really is hard to impress a would be mail boy.
I of course continue to buy ctix.
