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My guess is that the FDA, if we are to assume they requested the raw uncut data (shimmy shimmy ya), would be able to analyze said data much faster than Amarex as they are the FDA and not a small company that apparently employs only former Kinko's and DMV employees.

So let's assume that the FDA is holding onto that sweet, sweet data as we speak. They've locked the doors to their office, untucked their shirts, and turned on private browsing for that down and dirty analysis everyone is craving. No dial up speeds here, kid. We're talking terabits, baby. Unghhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

Oh, lookie here.

Is that a life saved by mister Leron Leemab?

You bet your sweet ass it is.

More than one, at that. Now that's what I call a real humdinger of a drug.

Humdinger? Are you from the 50's?

Why yes, I am from the 50's. A time where people knew not to question their elders. Now get on up outta here with that jibber jabber. It's Leron time and AOL says I have exactly 13 more minutes of interwebs to get nasty with.

Hmmm, what's this I'm hearing about hitting pee values?

I didn't know it was that kind of party but I packed an extra set of clothes so let's save some lives with pee...

What's that?

It has nothing to do with urine? It's just how we calculate the probability that our null hypothesis is repeatable?

Well you done messed up now because I like nothing more than to get busy on that hypotenuse of yours.

Hm? That's not what either a hypothesis or a hypotenuse is?

Well than what are those?

They're a what now of a who dis?

Gurl, I think you're making this harder than it looks. Let me break it down for you.

It injects the Vyro in the body or it gets the mortality again.

I've completed my analysis. Get J-Cock on the phone. It's EUA time.


And that, my invisible internet friends, is what will happen tomorrow. To the TEE. Unless it happens the day after. Or next week. Or it doesn't involve any sort of confusion with urine whatsoever. I guess what I'm trying to say is...

There's nothing that has changed that should be making us think so negatively about the results. You can make a case for literally anything at this point and there would be at least a tiny bit of validity to it. I may have just consumed most of a bottle of wine and an almost 1lb filet mignon, but I can tell you unequivocally, and without remorse, that until we hear something from someone that gives us any sort of update there's just nothing any one of us truly knows about where we stand and what the data actually looks like.

In the immortal words of an obscure rap group called The Afros, "Don't get mad, get Glad. Heavy weight trash bags. You never see them tear."

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