naturalplastic wrote:
Bravo5150 wrote:
naturalplastic wrote:
Well..you are just gonna hafta subscribe to Jim Bakker's show, and...shell out the bucks yourself to get some of that eye dropper elixir, to find out what it is!
But I am sure the stuff will ...work as advertised, and change your life!

I am sure I can guess what is in there, then get it from a local dealer for a tenth of what he would charge. Unlike what he is selling, I am not worried if the elixir is marketed as "holy" or "kosher" or what ever, I am just going for something to give as good of a buzz as they appeared to have while shooting the video.
I wasn't getting your drift.
you're not talking about the merchandise they were trying to move.
You noticed a tiny little eye dropper on a desk on their TV set(among the tons of cans of stuff they were hawking). And you're suggesting that the eye dropper contained a....substance....of a mood/mind altering nature. And suggesting that it was not for sale, but for their own use.
Well..that would certainly explain a lot!
Like how everyone on that show is acting!
That lady especially...the way she was going on about how God was talking directly to her, and informed her that it would be Trump, and not Ted Cruz, who would save Christian America.
She was obviously on some...really GOOD stuff!! ! ! !
XTC? LSD? Or maybe "angle dust" (horse tranquilizers).
My guess is the bottle was not one particular substance, but more like a blend of equal parts of several substances. Mix some LSD, LSD, some Ketamine, PCP, some THC extract (made by soaking some potent ganja in some moonshine), some cocaine, some Fentanyl, a splash of GHB, and an extract of those frogs you can lick to get a buzz. That should get you close to their "elixir."
You could probably even run ads for the stuff in liberal states like Oregon, calling it "God's Word in a Bottle" or something and sell it for ten easy payments of 99.95. making the promise that God will speak to you after using it or your money back.