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Jancy · 27th August 2005, 08:12 PM

No hate mail. In fact, I've dealt with so many "special people" over the years that at this point, seeing another person get hate mail because of me is rather funny.

Just because a business owner has a real education and a restless mind doesn't mean that your mind stops there.... and don't for even one moment think that this is my only business!
Some of us have had outstanding careers with sterling referances behind our accomplishment.

clubtan · 27th August 2005, 10:32 PM

Great response... right up to the end. You've let your female ego over run your mouth. You have no idea who I am, my age or what I've accomplished in my life and I doubt you would even care. Yet, you speak as though you are the only person who has accomplished anything in their life and you do love to name drop and drop, and drop. Congratulations on all the great things you say you have done and all the great people you've met. "A truly great person has no need to profess their accomplishments to others but rather they let their accomplishments speak for themselves." I wish you and your dentures well.

Now, back to the topic. Anyone else having a problem with DHA growing strep, or germs, or mold, or corn???

Jancy · 28th August 2005, 11:53 AM

Experience is a revelation in the light of which we renounce our errors of youth for those of age.
Ambrose Bierce

If you don't understand this response let me explain it for you: you asked, I replied. Now, becaue of the sexist remark is when you will get hate mail, and not because of any other question. If you are truly interested in the DHA question.... maybe stop replying to me and go after the real issue? How could a chemical solution or a chemical suspension containing DHA, for use as a colorant, under normal conditions and normal usage cause normal human tissue to develop a bacterial infection?

Millions of people get sprayed all the time and nothing happens. So, what is the likely cause of this bacterial infection, if it was the actual cause and not a misdiagnosis?

a. a open wound was contaminated by the addition of DHA sugar.

b. a minimal amount of bacteria, or bacteria living on the spray head, or in the tube, was delivered along with the solution and found an opportunity over a few hours to grow colonies of bacteria on the skin.

clubtan · 28th August 2005, 01:21 PM

The original post topic was;

Quote:

Originally Posted by tanmann69

Has any one ever heard anything about a customer getting a strep infection in her arm from an hvlp sunless application? Or if it’s even possible?

Has ANYONE ELSE ever heard of this problem?

27th August 2005, 08:12 PM	#21 (permalink)
Jancy "Does not play well with others." Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 197	You stepped in it now! No hate mail. In fact, I've dealt with so many "special people" over the years that at this point, seeing another person get hate mail because of me is rather funny. Just because a business owner has a real education and a restless mind doesn't mean that your mind stops there.... and don't for even one moment think that this is my only business! Some of us have had outstanding careers with sterling referances behind our accomplishment. Last edited by Jancy; 29th August 2005 at 10:56 AM..

28th August 2005, 11:53 AM	#23 (permalink)
Jancy "Does not play well with others." Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 197	ah youth..... Experience is a revelation in the light of which we renounce our errors of youth for those of age. Ambrose Bierce If you don't understand this response let me explain it for you: you asked, I replied. Now, becaue of the sexist remark is when you will get hate mail, and not because of any other question. If you are truly interested in the DHA question.... maybe stop replying to me and go after the real issue? How could a chemical solution or a chemical suspension containing DHA, for use as a colorant, under normal conditions and normal usage cause normal human tissue to develop a bacterial infection? Millions of people get sprayed all the time and nothing happens. So, what is the likely cause of this bacterial infection, if it was the actual cause and not a misdiagnosis? a. a open wound was contaminated by the addition of DHA sugar. b. a minimal amount of bacteria, or bacteria living on the spray head, or in the tube, was delivered along with the solution and found an opportunity over a few hours to grow colonies of bacteria on the skin. Last edited by Jancy; 29th August 2005 at 11:06 AM..

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27th August 2005, 10:32 PM	#22 (permalink)
clubtan All Star Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 111	Great response... right up to the end. You've let your female ego over run your mouth. You have no idea who I am, my age or what I've accomplished in my life and I doubt you would even care. Yet, you speak as though you are the only person who has accomplished anything in their life and you do love to name drop and drop, and drop. Congratulations on all the great things you say you have done and all the great people you've met. "A truly great person has no need to profess their accomplishments to others but rather they let their accomplishments speak for themselves." I wish you and your dentures well. Now, back to the topic. Anyone else having a problem with DHA growing strep, or germs, or mold, or corn???