Sep
28
2007

Freeze It Ad

For those of you out there that know me a little, you know that I wrote for hours on end. I have 11 blogs to work on, and I work a 40 hour a week job in the I.T community, so I’m always on the computer. As of late I’ve been having some problems with my wrists, and hands, it’s not fun. I’ve tried some medicine in the past, but I recently received Freeze It, and I can’t believe it worked! That’s right, it actually helped the pain go away. It goes on cool, then heats up within seconds, and it makes my hands feel a lot better, even when it’s freezing outside. If you’re looking for a topical pain relief medicine that actually works, and doesn’t have the odor that certain other products have, this is a great one. It actually worked, and that’s all that matters.

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3 Comments

  1. Zhu
    Posted September 28, 2007 at 8:09 pm | Permalink

    Okay, I’m gonna sound very silly but… It’s so fun to see you in video !

    I’m so used to your writing and I feel like I know your life a little bit now, so hearing you with this 100% American accent (I feel like we have another accent especially here in Eastern Canada - well, I have an accent as well for sure !) etc…

    I like it. It was fun to see you.

  2. sir jorge
    Posted September 29, 2007 at 9:57 am | Permalink

    :)

    I never had an accent, thanks to constant education.

    But if they wanted a spanish freeze it ad, it’d be perfect spanish too!

    :)

  3. Zhu
    Posted September 30, 2007 at 11:41 am | Permalink

    I didn’t really expect you to have an accent actually, like Feng doesn’t have any and so are a lot of immigrants (well, I do but…!).

    It’s just there’s always a gap between speech and written material and it was fun to hear you !

    But you do have an accent, very American compared to us ;-)