The journey from there to here
Published on August 4, 2004 By Gideon MacLeish In Humor
I am developing what I feel could be the next novel treatment for hypertension. I call it "flex therapy". It works along the same lines as causing your muscles to relax by contracting, then releasing.

The premise is that you cause a person's blood pressure to shoot up sky high over and over again so that over time, the pressure tends to trend downward. I am advancing this theory using the following methods:

*sending name and address on "I would like to know more about your faith" to all Jehovah's Witness, LDS, and Moonie churches in your area

*randomly placing construction detour signs and cones along heavily travelled stretches of road

*Ordering subscriptions to magazines nobody ever reads sent to your home using the "bill me later" option

*expressing your enthusiasm in campaigning for your local Republican senator candidate

*expressing your enthusiasm in campaigning for your local Democratic senator candidate

*wedging a Backstreet Boys DVD in your car stereo and disabling all volume control or power control devices

*sending your 21 year old daughter's picture and vitals to the "prison dating" website

Well, that's all I have for now. Please assist me in getting federal funding for this progressive new therapy.

Comments
on Aug 05, 2004
This one was a bit bizarre Gid, how about this:
How about sending your name, address and phone # to all the military recruiters in the area too?
on Aug 06, 2004
hey! That just might work, too...lol
on Aug 13, 2004
Gideon: I just found this one and I wanted to let you know that I found it entertaining.

SSG Geezer:
This one was a bit bizarre Gid, how about this:
How about sending your name, address and phone # to all the military recruiters in the area too?


My husband is IN the Army and deployed overseas and yesterday he got the slick "Army of One" recruitment brochure in the mail (at our home address) detailing all the benefits of joining the Army! !!!

Don't they keep some kind of records or something?