GFY Public Service Announcment (pics)
 

If you think you have come across breaking news that everyone will want to hear about, and belive you are the first person to know about it. You are wrong, five other people have allready posted about it in the last five minutes.

In the rare event that you might come across something that is major news and there is nothing on the main fourm about it.. It's because it happened yesterday, everyone allready knows, the drama is already over and everyone has retured to their seats.

I know it's a hard thing to do but maybe before you post your "late" breaking news, just maybe a simple search can be done. A simple search can avoid you the embarrassment of being called a "stupid noob" or "moron". A simple search will also avoid other fellow GFY members posting one of the many "You are here in this timeline" pics ( Exhibit A ) , or worse yet the all famous "Your A Homo" pics ( Exhibit B ) in your topics.

This has been a public service reminder to use the GFY search option, located in the uper right hand side of your browser. Thank you have a nice day and.....




Go Fuck Yourself

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the russians have fucked the search function up again

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I knew it was Russians! :BangBang:

Boris and Vladmir, the elite hackers

Serge is another common russian name too:)

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dude that's sooo not right I can't belive you posted Grorge Bush in his gaydar outfit in my topic :helpme

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HighOnAcid the guy in the pic you have is sooo hot. I gotta get me an outfit like that~

That's fucking funny!! :1orglaugh

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blahaha

GFY Public Service Announcment: Revisited


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Ok I know the whole HIV thing is big news but there is atleast 10 topics on the 1st page about this.. Let's look around before we post the late breaking.....



:321GFY

Post noted. Ill keep that in mind. Thanks.

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if you post a lot of bullshit this is how you will be dealt with


Electroshock Therapy Makes a Comeback

Thursday, April 15, 2004

LOS ANGELES ? More patients are turning to electroshock therapy again for the treatment of depression (search) and other mental illnesses when medications and traditional psychotherapy have failed them.



With the advent of drugs like Prozac, electroconvulsive therapy (search), or ECT, saw a decline beginning in the 1960s. But thanks to advances that have made it more humane and less risky, the treatment has made a significant comeback in recent years.

About 100,000 patients in the U.S. undergo ECT for depression and other psychiatric illnesses each year.

Critics of the convulsion-inducing therapy argue that it?s unclear exactly how the electric currents affect the brain and worry about the probability that patients will suffer from amnesia (search).

Proponents say the memory loss is temporary and the risks of living with untreatable depression or other mental problems are far greater than those of shock therapy.

Click here to watch a report by Fox News Channel's Anita Vogel.