Decade of decadence

If you have celliulite at your age, you're in trouble. Half your life occurs after 40 and if you accept the scenario you describe, you're in for 40 years of misery. Give up the Twinkies and start working out. There are some very attractive people in their 50s & 60s, a few in their 70s and the 80s can be spent reminscing the fun things you did in the previous 60 years.l

 

I still love the story of the chick in the Harrisburg, PA area that wrote the names of her drugs on her inner thighs when she went for her OBGYN visit. She told the team and her manager and the manager praised her up and down. Perfect example of why the Pfizer sales job went down hill. People that should have never been hired and managers praising them for stupid stunts. All the doctors and competing reps found out and this made Pfizer look poor. Anyone know what happened to the manager. I think he was a chink.

 

That's actually a very clever idea. Did she sell Viagra?

 

A christian church is a good place to start and guess what, we don't want to know about sin sitting next to us; we're trying to heal from our own. BTW I hope you two sit next to us one day. Again the peace and sanctification eternally is better then any sexual high.

 

Well we think they compliment each other. Both can be exhilirating!

With that in mind, it isn't for everyone but we just happen to love it. Since god (supposedly) created everything, we consider these feelings to be natural and god given - just like eternal peace and salvation.

PS - it would actually only be her sitting next to you since I sing in the choir.

 

I thought you didn't believe in the concept of God's teachings regarding Christ and the salvation message? You may go to a "church" but not a Christian one..

BTW feelings aren't good or bad, it's how you ACT upon them that's important. Feelings are like a leaf in the wind, they go every where. If our actions follow you feeling on a continual basis you have chaos.

 

We don't believe in an afterlife. Did I say Christian church? There are many churches that aren't necessarily Christian. We believe Christ was here and was a good man and is as much the son of god as I am - as we ALL are.

Your description is good, when we have our girlfriend, we all feel exhilarated, like a leaf in the wind. It rises, floats and drifts. Then exquisitely flutters to the the ground - then it is VERY happy.

 

What about fantasies? Do either of you ever have sexual fantasies? And do you share them? Or would that be threatening?

 

Hey man, right now on the Playboy Channel is a program called 'Swing'. Channel 770 if you have Time Warner. It is a very wonderful, sensitive and poignant portrayal of several couples who 1) are in love 2) do not want to compromise the status of their relationship and 3) want to maximize ther (god given) sexual pleasure. PLEASE - take a look. These are normal Christian couples and it is a very contemporary & telling program. May I suggest you and your spouse/ SO watch it together? Mark my words, in 210 years, Christian Mingle will be advertising on this program.

 

Observer here. I would say you're grasping at straws.

 

I promise you, the words "playboy channel" and the words "wonderful", "poignant", and "sensitive" have never been uttered in the same conversation. Before today. Finally, we at Pfizer are first in something once more. While I am at it, anyone on this board that thinks that Eliquis extends our stay of execution another for another few years deserves to be unwilling partners with 50 year old swingers.

 

Oh my god! The company who made a fortune selling increased 'girth' and 'rigidity' of the 'penis' during the wonders of human sexuality is now disclaiming what they once sought as their legacy? Too funny. Pfizer is as Pfizer does - different song every day apparently.

Guess what? Increased blood flow into the cock just might be enhanced with Elliquis!
Think about it brudda!

 

Hunh?

 

All he cared about was winning a golf game. He ran a "country Club" of good old boys

 

OP here,

This thread has gone off the path a bit. The intent is not to condemn a particular act. The focus is on the little slips in morality that many of us witnessed, were symptoms of much greater moral lapses occurring at the company - bribery, testing in young kids in a foreign country, taking $80 mil buyout for tanking the company and mismanagement. Nobody had the moral fortitude or authority to do anything about it except a few who would be quickly disposed of.

It's all catching up.

 

It went off track when sex came up. Hell there's infidelity in the highest ofices of our country. If there's a culture of decadence, look at the CIA or the Secret Service or presidency or givernorship, etc. It certainly isn't an exclusive thing with Pfizer.

 

Agreed. One post a few weeks ago said something about the link between little slips in morality and the greater moral decay. Fortune magazine's recent article about us was written 15 years too late, because the real heavy stuff happened under that CEOs watch. Coincidentally, when he was being featured on the cover of the same magazine!

It really is sad to watch us implode.

 

You don't think reps have ever slept together in an extramarital way do you?

 

As in the motivational game of 'hide the weiner'?