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Oh, and if you visit his Twitter page, notice that Alex says that he "needs a mentor", and in his words, "any volunteers?" I think I'll pass...

 
Gotta be same owners. Has anyone has any problems with any of the websites posted?

 
Ahh the beebster first IOP I ever used. And FYI TopTEN is not the beebster, someone completely different. I know this for a fact.

 
This web site is a great resource for many issues. experiences being the biggest. i have much experience myself but also hope to learn from others.

thanx.

 
Exactly. I'm hoping to learn from others really although my med needs are limited really and I should be able to get what I need from Starlite. Experienced member are so needed to help people from being scammed.

~Wiz

 
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I'm glad for this site as well! It has been difficult to know who to trust since the other site went down. Seems like this board is very informative and a great help!

 
I never belonged to the DB com site, nor did I know it even existed. So when people refer to that old site, unfortunately I have no idea about it nor can I add my thoughts to the conversation.

However, I do love this site and hope it lasts forever with members helping each other avoid scams, but instead find the best deals. Also, the friendships I've made with a few certain posters is priceless and a joy to interact with.

Long live DBG!

 
DB was more of a reference site for me. I was so new to the scene that I had nothing to contribute, so I just watched and learned. I carried a great source out of there and just ran with it, all the way to rehab lol, then eventually to DBG. So I had a thread that I could contribute to and warm up to the vibe of DBG. What I like the most about this site is that the post counts aren't as valuable as on other sites. We see people who come in who know their shit and we listen. My post count? Well, there should be a sign on it that says "He Lives Here". This site follows me at home, at work, on the phone. I post at red lights, on the company computer (risky), and wherever else I'm at. I guess you could say I like it here, I think I finally found my permanent signature, so this post won't look odd later on if i reference it, but the work I put into that says it all.

 
The Shattered Soldier said:
I think I finally found my permanent signature, so this post won't look odd later on if i reference it, but the work I put into that says it all.
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You nut, you know you'll be changing your signature soon! Changing signatures obsessively is in your nature and you can't fight it!

B)

 
Vitalis said:
Some things are just not worth struggling with, go on, change it!
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I feel so much better. Like I just railed a box of confectioner's sugar!

Drew this one a few weeks ago with pastels. Drawn and Photographed by candlelight.

 
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Something harder than the morgue visit? The only thing harder would be to quit breathing. And my ladies succeeded. And they're not gonna relapse!

 
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