Sounds like she's pretty raw too. [vegnews.com]

THere is a list of self made female billionaires?

THANK GOD WOMEN OUR TIME IS NOW

3 green juices a day.. bet she doesn't have to wash her juicer tho...



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It actually says that she drinks "several green juices a day." Not sure where the number 3 comes from. But yeah, I'm sure that it's quite nice to have someone juice for you and then wash the juicer.

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> 3 green juices a day.. bet she doesn't have to
> wash her juicer tho...



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/18/2015 02:32PM by HeavyHitter.

I bet you Juliano washes her juicer

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> THere is a list of self made female billionaires?
>
> THANK GOD WOMEN OUR TIME IS NOW

You really MUST read this article on her. I hope you don't run away frightened by the Who's Who list of the authentic heavy hitters on her board (like Henry Kissinger for example), because this is a rare woman who's time is now.

It's fate, IMO.

[fortune.com]

Who did you expect to be on the board? Random members of Occupy Wall Street?


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> suvine Wrote:
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> > THere is a list of self made female
> billionaires?
> >
> > THANK GOD WOMEN OUR TIME IS NOW
>
> You really MUST read this article on her. I hope
> you don't run away frightened by the Who's Who
> list of the authentic heavy hitters on her board
> (like Henry Kissinger for example), because this
> is a rare woman who's time is now.
>
> It's fate, IMO.
>
> [fortune.com]
> s/

HeavyHitter Wrote:
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> Who did you expect to be on the board? Random
> members of Occupy Wall Street?


Lord, you sure make (poor and devious) use of your linguistics training to try and twist things I, and others, post to sound how you'd have other readers take them. Does that ever actually work for you - except in the classroom, that is, on your student hostages? (Please don't answer - it's just a rhetorical question.) The fact is I am aware of cc/suvine's conspiracy beliefs and was giving her a heads up on some stuff she'd run into in the article she would probably find frightening in hopes she could buck up through that and read through to the end of the entire worthwhile article. It had absolutely nothing to do with my beliefs and that was a lame limp wristed spin you tried there - especially now that you're trying to pass yourself off and puff yourself up by pretending to be a heavy hitter.

"Limp wristed?" Really? You're now adding homophobia to your arsenal?


SueZ Wrote:
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> HeavyHitter Wrote:
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> > Who did you expect to be on the board? Random
> > members of Occupy Wall Street?
>
>
> Lord, you sure make (poor and devious) use of
> your linguistics training to try and twist things
> I, and others, post to sound how you'd have other
> readers take them. Does that ever actually work
> for you - except in the classroom, that is, on
> your student hostages? (Please don't answer - it's
> just a rhetorical question.) The fact is I am
> aware of cc/suvine's conspiracy beliefs and was
> giving her a heads up on some stuff she'd run into
> in the article she would probably find frightening
> in hopes she could buck up through that and read
> through to the end of the entire worthwhile
> article. It had absolutely nothing to do with my
> beliefs and that was a lame limp wristed spin you
> tried there - especially now that you're trying to
> pass yourself off and puff yourself up by
> pretending to be a heavy hitter.

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> "Limp wristed?" Really?


Just calling your puffed up yet curiously limp wristed vegan "HeavyHitter" pseudo-activist style as I see it.

I think that maybe you're smart enough to know (somewhere in there) that attacking my masculinity is going to have zero impact. Seriously, what world do you come from where jabs like that actually work? All this because I dared to question the practice of riding horses.

SueZ Wrote:
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> > "Limp wristed?" Really?
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>
> Just calling your puffed up yet curiously limp
> wristed vegan "HeavyHitter" pseudo-activist style
> as I see it.

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All this because I dared to
> question the practice of riding horses.

No. "All this" because you talk like a do nothing, yet rabid bat @#$%& crazy, vegan activist who is cheering on a kid who's aiming to get hurt - and like the other "tough guy" vegan activists who are cheering him on, you will most likely be long gone when he needs help out of what he's getting himself into. On that point, btw, I agree with HelloRodney.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/19/2015 12:38AM by SueZ.

What's he getting himself into? Banter with a guy who lives on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean? Something tells me that VG can take care of himself and accept whatever consequences his actions may bring about. In my opinion, people like you are simply using this incident as an excuse to drool over the prospect of injuring vegans. It, IMO, gets you off.

When exactly do you think that vegans should start standing up for their rights to have opinions without getting physically assaulted? Look at how you hound me on this vegan board for expressing my opinions. It's insanity.

SueZ Wrote:
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> HeavyHitter Wrote:
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> All this because I dared to
> > question the practice of riding horses.
>
> No. "All this" because you talk like a do nothing,
> yet rabid bat @#$%& crazy, vegan activist who is
> cheering on a kid who's aiming to get hurt - and
> like the other "tough guy" vegan activists who are
> cheering him on, you will most likely be long gone
> when he needs help out of what he's getting
> himself into. On that point, btw, I agree with
> HelloRodney.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/19/2015 02:01AM by HeavyHitter.

SueZ Wrote:
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> suvine Wrote:
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> > THere is a list of self made female
> billionaires?
> >
> > THANK GOD WOMEN OUR TIME IS NOW
>
> You really MUST read this article on her. I hope
> you don't run away frightened by the Who's Who
> list of the authentic heavy hitters on her board
> (like Henry Kissinger for example), because this
> is a rare woman who's time is now.
>
> It's fate, IMO.
>
> [fortune.com]
> s/

I hope this article I've linked about this remarkable woman is read by someone here. She is one of the few who I know of that gives me hope for her generation. A truly inspirational and dedicated young lady who takes life seriously.

HI Suez. I am reading it now. It comes with a video

I wonder if her company is worth billions but she herself maybe cannot actually spend a billion- let's say shopping. She has a deep voice, she started it when she was 19. She has a really deep voice. She is so cool. I worked for a diagnostic tester, and she didnt pay me, she said I was apprentice.. so my attorney man at the time served her papers and she paid me. She made Money doing it and she was into raw vegan foods.

Elizabeth Holmes founded her revolutionary blood diagnostics company, Theranos, when she was 19. It’s now worth more than $9 billion, and poised to change health care.

In the fall of 2003, Elizabeth Holmes, a 19-year-old sophomore at Stanford, plopped herself down in the office of her chemical engineering professor, Channing Robertson, and said, “Let’s start a company.”

Robertson, who had seen thousands of undergraduates over his 33-year teaching career, had known Holmes just more than a year. “I knew she was different,” Robertson told me in an interview. “The novelty of how she would view a complex technical problem–it was unique in my experience.”

Sounds like love.





Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/19/2015 03:16AM by suvine.

who knows
maybe she makes her own juices and scrubs and washes her juicer too
so that it looks like a gleaming mercedes benz

you never know what people are into these days

it wouldn't surprise me


personally..

i'm glad she is making a ton of dough

have a vision
go for it



and people get to get certain markers diagnosed really conveniently

i say its a win win



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 06/24/2015 10:12AM by la_veronique.

Vegans that ride horses? Get off your lazy ass and ride a bike. That's animal cruelty at its best...