Flushing, Bayside and Jackson Heights
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Good point, Judge Holden.
I had at one recent time become friendly with a well-to-do Chinese business man, a man-of-means, bringing his family over from China. (takes big bucks to do that) He was importing his baby formula for his youngsters from Australia. Why? In China, a knockoff Enfamil container might be sawdust. Birth control pills might be ascorbic acid, ginseng might be parsnips.
To my disbelief, even the one time revered staple of China, "rice" could be starch pellets spit out in rapid fire from an extruder and it is no longer the treasured "seed-of-life" that grew a continent.
"Money" is god and I know that has always been true to some degree but even amongst the greed savages in the past, there were boundaries. Those boundaries are losing their borders. The Chinese nation has exhibited an unnatural exploded economy and in no way was it performed in a graceful unity of heart, mind and ambition. At the cost of all that is precious and sacred. the title of "Number 1 in the World" is the one-and-only goal.
But, I'll be damned, "them Asian women," no matter what their deceitful intentions might be, this blind-fool is damned-sure willing to forgive any transgression against the universe for an hour alone in the filthiest rundown facility imaginable, to look into those innocent (eh-hem) almond eyes and be carried away in a soft cloud of their feminine allure.
I had at one recent time become friendly with a well-to-do Chinese business man, a man-of-means, bringing his family over from China. (takes big bucks to do that) He was importing his baby formula for his youngsters from Australia. Why? In China, a knockoff Enfamil container might be sawdust. Birth control pills might be ascorbic acid, ginseng might be parsnips.
To my disbelief, even the one time revered staple of China, "rice" could be starch pellets spit out in rapid fire from an extruder and it is no longer the treasured "seed-of-life" that grew a continent.
"Money" is god and I know that has always been true to some degree but even amongst the greed savages in the past, there were boundaries. Those boundaries are losing their borders. The Chinese nation has exhibited an unnatural exploded economy and in no way was it performed in a graceful unity of heart, mind and ambition. At the cost of all that is precious and sacred. the title of "Number 1 in the World" is the one-and-only goal.
But, I'll be damned, "them Asian women," no matter what their deceitful intentions might be, this blind-fool is damned-sure willing to forgive any transgression against the universe for an hour alone in the filthiest rundown facility imaginable, to look into those innocent (eh-hem) almond eyes and be carried away in a soft cloud of their feminine allure.
There is parking either under I678 (by the home depot or if you don't want to be under I678 (pigeons can be a problem some times} you can park in the lot on east Rd where people park when Mets game are local. There is a hole in the fence by Cube Mart Self storage and it is only couple of blocks from 40th and main. I park there all the time.
The tow truck guy watches the lot and if he see's someone park there and then leave the lot he hooks up their car and tows it away. You could drive around the lot and look for him I guess - but do you really want to take the chance of having the hassle, cost and time of retrieving your car and possibly having trany and differential damaged if it gets towed? When I used to walk thru the lot ( I don't anymore as I park by the hole in the fence by Cube Mart Self storage) it would take me maybe 3 minutes to walk thru it and every maybe four of five short amount of time I saw a car either being hooked up or being towed away. Pretty easy to see the action as many times car alarm goes off as car is being hooked up or towed. I'm guessing, but probably worse when there is a Mets game and area under I678 and east road lot is filled (there is a shuttle to Mets stadium for east rd lot).
You will not die. But in all candor, along with the herbal ingredients, "THE CHINESE DICK PILLS" probably have a dose of Sildenafil (Viagra) (or the like) in them that is not disclosed on the list of ingredients.
You can "Google" or "Baidu" the product and often you can find out if there is an FDA ban on the product and what the true list of ingredients are.
Chinese herbal products often bolster the ingredients by slipping in non-disclosed more potent drugs. This happens often enough but definitely not always. In the field of herbal medicine, the Chinese still like to remain as sincere as possible but profiteers will spoil that if some money can be made.
Some products are smuggled in but not shelved if they are banned or illegal. Whatever you are buying off the shelves are probably extremely safe because no store wants to be involved in a law suit for sickness or death for a lousy five dollar remedy.
Usually a Chinese herbal-medicine store-owner is pretty meticulous in their inquiry as to where product comes from, country of origin, et cetera.
I once purchased an herbal product in a Chinese medicine store that was a true wonder-drug that claimed to be natural herbal and allowed me to set the clock back about 30 years in every department of male life. Claimed to be made in Taiwan, citing the factory and address. I later found out that the factory never existed, I found no internet data on the product. The store that sold it originally did not shelve it but knew me well enough to treat me as an Asian. When I went back for more, they just shook their head and said that I will never see that product again. I never could find out what it actually was and where it came from. But even though the paperwork claimed a Taiwanese origin, it definitely was not.
You can "Google" or "Baidu" the product and often you can find out if there is an FDA ban on the product and what the true list of ingredients are.
Chinese herbal products often bolster the ingredients by slipping in non-disclosed more potent drugs. This happens often enough but definitely not always. In the field of herbal medicine, the Chinese still like to remain as sincere as possible but profiteers will spoil that if some money can be made.
Some products are smuggled in but not shelved if they are banned or illegal. Whatever you are buying off the shelves are probably extremely safe because no store wants to be involved in a law suit for sickness or death for a lousy five dollar remedy.
Usually a Chinese herbal-medicine store-owner is pretty meticulous in their inquiry as to where product comes from, country of origin, et cetera.
I once purchased an herbal product in a Chinese medicine store that was a true wonder-drug that claimed to be natural herbal and allowed me to set the clock back about 30 years in every department of male life. Claimed to be made in Taiwan, citing the factory and address. I later found out that the factory never existed, I found no internet data on the product. The store that sold it originally did not shelve it but knew me well enough to treat me as an Asian. When I went back for more, they just shook their head and said that I will never see that product again. I never could find out what it actually was and where it came from. But even though the paperwork claimed a Taiwanese origin, it definitely was not.
Theres a "spa" sign, with no number, on the second floor above an old school pharmacy on Woodhaven, heading south, not too far from Queens Blvd. Anyone been there? Right by Allstate, corner location.
I was worried more about the lead paint, than the actual dick meds they put in it. I know they have that, it wouldnt work otherwise
I was worried more about the lead paint, than the actual dick meds they put in it. I know they have that, it wouldnt work otherwise