150 mcg of EST & 3 drops of A314?

I have to make an emergency room visit to a military hospital tomorro to get some things looked at since my reg doc can’t see me until the end of the month.

Does this sound like a “TAKE CARE OF ME WITHOUT ALL THE BS” type mix?

Thanks one! Thanks all!

Nawh, not Meo-EST, but the Androtics don’t have anymore EST.

You do realize EST is a mone only produced by prego females and is known to enhance bonding between the mother to be and the impregnating male? Besides bonding it mellows his aggressive tendencies and relaxes him (makes him more peaceful and beta). With 150mcg they’re gonna tie ya to a birthing table and wait for the head to crown!

I’d think if you desire good service due to the appearance of high social status, stick with the A314.

Thats hilarious…:slight_smile: LOL

I left my EST in the bag … 2 drops of A314 coupled with 2 drops of AE, and one shot of AMMO to the chest, it was.

At the VA emergency room … they only look at one thing. I had a young male doctor … SIRed me to death, looked at my toe, foot, back, elbow, checked my blood sugar, and checked the strength in my legs. No! He didn’t feel me up! :roll_eyes:

It was worth the visit! I got more than what I went for, and that combo does something! Something good! :smiley:

P.S. For those of you that own both AE and A314, and into chocolate coated (black) ladies … 2 or 3 drops of each with 2 or 3 shots of IS, is worthy of a test run! :wink:

Sorry! I forgot about the durtee minds that lurk on this forum! :cool:

I went with three pains … back, toe, elbow … they only look at one … the doc looked at all three. Sorry I had to cleaned it up. :smiley: There was only one nurse involved, and I was breathing in HARD! Some the mones wouldn’t awaken her animal instincts! :frowning:

Military hospital? That mix may have kept you from you getting your bore punched. I know how those military types are.:stuck_out_tongue: At least that’s what happens when I went. Damn Corpsman.

Nawh, VA hospital … all civilians. :wink:

I used to use the one in Durham, N.C. as a starving student. The level of service and professionalism were outstanding. An intern from Duke Medical School was better than half the “experienced” doctors I been to in the civvie world.:slight_smile: Go figure.