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www.bne.com.au Tenfold increase in childhood and adolescent obesity in four decades:
new study by Imperial College London and WHO World will have more obese children and adolescents than underweight by 2022 11 OCTOBER 2017 | LONDON -
The number of obese children and adolescents (aged five to 19 years) worldwide has risen tenfold in the past four decades. If current trends continue,
more children and adolescents will be obese than moderately or severely underweight by 2022,
according to a new study led by Imperial College London and WHO. The study was published in The Lancet ahead of World Obesity Day (11 October).
It analysed weight and height measurements from nearly 130 million people aged over five years (31.5 million people aged five to 19,
and 97.4 million aged 20 and older), making it the largest ever number of participants involved in an epidemiological study. More than 1000 contributors participated in the study,
which looked at body mass index (BMI) and how obesity has changed worldwide from 1975 to 2016. Obesity rates in the world’s children and adolescents increased from less than 1% (equivalent to five million girls and six million boys) in 1975 to nearly 6% in girls (50 million) and nearly 8% in boys (74 million) in 2016. Combined,
the number of obese five to 19 year olds rose more than tenfold globally,
from 11 million in 1975 to 124 million in 2016. An additional 213 million were overweight in 2016 but fell below the threshold for obesity. Food marketing, policies, pricing behind obesity rise
Lead author Professor Majid Ezzati, of Imperial’s School of Public Health, says:
“Over the past four decades, obesity rates in children and adolescents have soared globally,
and continue to do so in low- and middle-income countries. More recently, they have plateaued in higher income countries,
although obesity levels remain unacceptably high.” More obese than underweight 5 to 19 year olds by 2022 but underweight persists in poor regions
The authors say that if post-2000 trends continue,
global levels of child and adolescent obesity will surpass those for moderately and severely underweight youth from the same age group by 2022.
In 2016, the global number of moderately or severely underweight girls and boys was 75 million and 117 million respectively. Nevertheless, the large number of moderately or severely underweight children and adolescents in 2016 (75 million girls and 117 million boys) still represents a major public health challenge,
especially in the poorest parts of the world. This reflects the threat posed by malnutrition in all its forms, with there being underweight and overweight young people living in the same communities. Children and adolescents have rapidly transitioned from mostly underweight to mostly overweight in many middle-income countries,
including in East Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean.
The authors say this could reflect an increase in the consumption of energy-dense foods, especially highly processed carbohydrates,
which lead to weight gain and poor lifelong health outcomes. Dr Fiona Bull, programme coordinator for surveillance and population-based prevention of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) at WHO, says: “These data highlight,
remind and reinforce that overweight and obesity is a global health crisis today,
and threatens to worsen in coming years unless we start taking drastic action.” Solutions exist to reduce child and adolescent obesity
In conjunction with the release on the new obesity estimates, WHO is publishing a summary of the Ending Childhood Obesity (ECHO) Implementation Plan.
The plan gives countries clear guidance on effective actions to curb childhood and adolescent obesity.
WHO has also released guidelines calling on frontline healthcare workers to actively identify and manage children who are overweight or obese. Dr Bull adds: “WHO encourages countries to implement efforts to address the environments that today are increasing our children’s chance of obesity.
Countries should aim particularly to reduce consumption of cheap, ultra-processed, calorie dense, nutrient poor foods.
They should also reduce the time children spend on screen-based and sedentary leisure activities by promoting greater participation in physical activity through active recreation and sports.” Note for Editors:
The paper presents the first ever comprehensive data on underweight through to obesity for children and adolescents aged five to 19 years and provides startling findings on the increasing numbers and rates of young people being affected by obesity. The study calculated and compared body mass index (BMI) among children, adolescents and adults from 1975 to 2016,
and made projections based on current trends in obesity rates. BMI is a measure of a person’s weight and body fat mass for their height,
and indicates whether their weight is healthy. Calculating BMI is the simplest way to assess a person’s weight status, and the most common tool used to determine under-, healthy- and overweight and obesity. For children and adolescents,
their BMI is adjusted for age and sex using WHO’s growth reference curves. Action to curb obesity is a key element of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) target 3.4 commits the world to reducing premature deaths from NCDs by one-third by 2030,
including through prevention of obesity.
SDG target 2.2 commits the world to ending all forms of malnutrition by 2030, including overweight and obesity.
Also, the goal of the United Nations Decade of Action on Nutrition (2016-2025) is to promote collaboration across all sectors and stakeholders to end malnutrition in all its forms. The findings also showed that:
Global data for obesity and underweight
In 2016, there were 50 million girls and 74 million boys with obesity in the world,
while the global number of moderately or severely underweight girls and boys was 75 million and 117 million respectively. The number of obese adults increased from 100 million in 1975 (69 million women, 31 million men) to 671 million in 2016 (390 million women, 281 million men). Another 1.3 billion adults were overweight,
but fell below the threshold for obesity. ohhh...
Both are poverty.
overweight and underweight. n 2016, the obesity rate was highest in Polynesia and Micronesia in boys and girls, at 25.4% in girls and 22.4% in boys, followed by the high-income English-speaking region, which includes the USA, Canada,
Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and the United Kingdom. The areas of the world with the largest increase in the number of obese children and adolescents were East Asia, the high-income English-speaking region,
and the Middle East and North Africa. Nauru was the country with the highest prevalence of obesity for girls (33.4%),
and Cook Islands had the highest for boys (33.3%). In Europe, girls in Malta and boys in Greece had the highest obesity rates,
comprising 11.3% and 16.7% of the population respectively.
Girls and boys in Moldova had the lowest obesity rates,
comprising 3.2% and 5% of the population respectively. Girls in the UK had the 73rd highest obesity rate in the world (6th in Europe); boys had the 84th highest obesity in the world (18th in Europe).
Girls in the USA had the 15th highest obesity rate in the world; boys had the 12th highest obesity in the world.
Among high-income countries, the United States of America had the highest obesity rates for girls and boys. BMI:
The largest rise in BMI of children and adolescents during the four decades was in Polynesia and Micronesia for both boys and girls,
and in central Latin America for girls. The smallest rise in the BMI of children and adolescents during the four decades covered by the study was seen in Eastern Europe. he country with the biggest rise in BMI for girls was Samoa,
which rose by 5.6 kg/m2, and for boys was the Cook Islands,
which rose by 4.4 kg/m2. WHO to establish high-level commission on noncommunicable diseases
WHO statement
10 October 2017 Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus,
Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO),
announced today the establishment of a new High-level global Commission on Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs). The announcement came at the 64th Session of WHO’s Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean being held in Islamabad,
9-12 October. The commission’s aim is to identify innovative ways to curb the world’s biggest causes of death
and extend life expectancy for millions of people.
The commission will support ongoing political efforts to accelerate action on cardiovascular disease, cancers, diabetes and respiratory disease, as well as reducing suffering from mental health issues and the impacts of violence and injuries. The High-level global Commission will be chaired by Dr Sania Nishtar, a prominent global advocate for action against NCDs,
former Federal Minister of the government of Pakistan and civil society leader. Dr Nishtar has also previously served as co-chair of the WHO Commission on Ending Childhood Obesity. NCDs kill approximately 40 million people globally each year,
accounting for 70% of all deaths. About 15 million of those deaths are in people between the ages of 30 and 69.
Low- and middle-income countries are particularly affected by NCDs with more than 80% of all deaths from NCDs occurring in these countries.
Violence and injuries take an overwhelming toll on young people,
particularly boys. n 2015, world leaders committed to reduce premature deaths from NCDs by one third by 2030 as part of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Recent WHO reports indicate that the world will struggle to meet that target. The commission’s aim is to identify innovative ways to curb the world’s biggest causes of death
and extend life expectancy for millions of people.
The commission will support ongoing political efforts to accelerate action on cardiovascular disease, cancers, diabetes and respiratory disease, as well as reducing suffering from mental health issues and the impacts of violence and injuries. “We urgently need new approaches and action on a dramatically different scale if we are to stop people dying unnecessarily from noncommunicable diseases,
” said Dr Tedros. “I am committed to engaging the very best people in the world to address our health challenges,” he added.
“So, I am especially pleased that Dr Nishtar has agreed to lead this commission. I know she will bring impressive knowledge, credibility,
and commitment to this effort.” Later this month ministers and other health leaders from around the world will review progress in Montevideo, Uruguay at the WHO Global Conference on Noncommunicable Diseases,
co-hosted by WHO and the President of Uruguay. Governments and other stakeholders will meet again at the third United Nations High-level meeting on NCDs in 2018. Global Handwashing Day
15 October 2017
手をあらおう! October 15 is Global Handwashing Day,
a global advocacy day dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding about the importance of handwashing with soap as an effective and affordable way to prevent diseases and save lives.
Global Handwashing Day is an opportunity to design, test,
and replicate creative ways to encourage people to wash their hands with soap at critical times. The ICFP will be co-hosted by the National Population and Family Planning Board of Indonesia
(BkkbN) and the Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health at
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. The ICFP aims to help shape and influence the role and contributions of family planning in attaining the new Sustainable Development Goals. そして、抗菌薬を使いすぎるな。
World Antibiotic Awareness Week, 13-19 November 2017 Antibiotic resistance is one of the biggest threats to global health, food security,
and development today. Antibiotic resistance can affect anyone, of any age, in any country. Antibiotic resistance occurs naturally,
but misuse of antibiotics in humans and animals is accelerating the process. A growing number of infections – such as pneumonia, tuberculosis, and gonorrhoea –
are becoming harder to treat as the antibiotics used to treat them become less effective. Antibiotic resistance leads to longer hospital stays,
higher medical costs and increased mortality. Even if you say, I'm relying on you.
I can not see it, I have a feeling about one person.
It is the same as environmental problem. Antibiotic resistance is rising to dangerously high levels in all parts of the world. New resistance mechanisms are emerging and spreading globally,
threatening our ability to treat common infectious diseases.
A growing list of infections – such as pneumonia, tuberculosis, blood poisoning and gonorrhoea –
are becoming harder, and sometimes impossible,
to treat as antibiotics become less effective. I think that we have to stop at the pharmaceutical company stage. To prevent and control the spread of antibiotic resistance, policy makers can:
Ensure a robust national action plan to tackle antibiotic resistance is in place.
Improve surveillance of antibiotic-resistant infections.
Strengthen policies, programmes, and implementation of infection prevention and control measures.
Regulate and promote the appropriate use and disposal of quality medicines.
Make information available on the impact of antibiotic resistance. Alternatively, on a policy-like basis Interagency Coordination Group on Antimicrobial Resistance (IACG)
The United Nations Secretary-General has established IACG to improve coordination between international organizations and to ensure effective global action against this threat to health security.
The IACG is co-chaired by the UN Deputy Secretary-General and the Director General of WHO and comprises high level representatives of relevant UN agencies, other international organizations,
and individual experts across different sectors. Before medicine does not work ...Let's think 婦人科徳○、本当に医者なのか?
他院からの紹介状持ってったのに、「正常です、きっと心身症ですね」だとさ。
こっちはアンタの推測を聞きに来たんじゃない、痛みの原因を知りたいんだよ。
出産の時には、胎盤早期剥離も恥骨離開もこっちからメモ書き見つけなければ無かった事にするつもりだっただろう?こんな奴の下で働く看護士が憐れだよ。 Habituation of distress and craving during treatment as predictors of change in
PTSD symptoms and substance use severity.
Badour CL, Flanagan JC, Gros DF
Journal of consulting and clinical psychology, vol.85, issue.3, pp.274-281, 2017 Mar OBJECTIVE: Increasing evidence supports the efficacy of trauma-focused exposure therapy in the treatment of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and co-occurring substance use disorders. Little is known,
however, about the mechanisms of change in
treatment for patients with PTSD and co-occurring substance use disorders. The aim of the present study was to examine whether within- and between-session habituation of
distress and substance craving during imaginal exposure relates to treatment outcomes among U.S.
military veterans with PTSD and a co-occurring substance use disorder (N = 54). METHOD: Veterans received Concurrent Treatment of PTSD and Substance Use Disorders Using Prolonged Exposure,
a manualized integrated treatment combining prolonged exposure with cognitive-behavioral therapy for substance use disorders as part of a larger randomized clinical trial. Self-reported distress and craving ratings were collected
during each imaginal exposure session. RESULTS: Data were analyzed using a series of random intercept and slope multilevel linear and generalized linear models.
Results revealed that between-session habituation of distress and craving was associated with greater improvement in PTSD symptoms during treatment. Between-session habituation of craving was also associated with a marginally greater reduction in frequency of substance use among participants still reporting use during treatment.
Within-session habituation of distress was unrelated to treatment outcome. CONCLUSION: Together, these findings indicate that habituation in
both distress and craving may be important in maximizing treatment outcome for patients with PTSD and comorbid substance use disorders.
(PsycINFO Database Record 苦痛に対する習慣化について、認識を深める必要性があるとのこと。
ご自分のことに関連づけてみよう。
「習慣化」というよりも、苦痛が「増幅」しているのではないだろうか?
どう対処するのか?
ご自分の中で、局面を変えることができれば、苦痛から脱することができるかもしれない。
関わる「人」に苦痛を転化していないだろうか?
捉え方を変えることで、苦痛は減るってこと。
ヒントになるのでは? Brief assessment of subjective health complaints:
Development, validation and population norms of a brief form of the Giessen Subjective Complaints List (GBB-8).
Kliem S, Lohmann A, Klatt T
Journal of psychosomatic research, vol.95, pp.33-43, 2017 Apr OBJECTIVE: Although there is no causal relationship to medical morbidity,
routine clinical assessment of somatic symptoms aids medical diagnosis and assessment of treatment effectiveness.
Regardless of their causes, somatic symptoms indicate suffering,
distress, and help-seeking behavior.
The aim of the present study was to develop and validate a brief self-report questionnaire to assess somatic symptom strain. METHODS: A brief form of the Giessen Subjective Complaints List (GBB-8) was developed and validated in a large population sample representative of the Federal Republic of Germany (N=2008).
Psychometric analyses included confirmation of factor structure,
classical item analysis, and measurement invariance tests. The sample furthermore served as a norm group. As indicators of construct validity, correlations with measures of anxiety,
depression, alexithymia, and primary care contact were computed. RESULTS: Psychometric analyses yielded excellent scale properties regarding item characteristics, factor structure,
and measurement invariance tests (Cronbach's alpha=0.88; CFI=0.980, TLI=0.965, RMSEA=0.049) for the second-order four-factor model;
strict invariance was confirmed for gender,
depression status, and physician contacts;
strong invariance was confirmed regarding age and age×gender. CONCLUSIONS: The GBB-8 with its four subscales exhaustion,
gastrointestinal complaints, musculoskeletal complaints,
and cardiovascular complaints proves to be an economic measure of subjective symptom strain.
Psychometric analyses deem it suitable for epidemiological research.
The availability of norms makes it a potential everyday tool for general practitioners and psychosomatic clinics. 診療科以外のテストでもするのか?紹介して転科するのか・・?
The physician can recommend a procedure.
But only God knows whether the patient can tolerate it.
難しいね。 ?/tt3000GT/(2017/10/20)FRI
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キチガイ、チンピラ、ピンハネ、ハッタリ屋、インチキ、ろくでなし、ごろつき、ヤクザ、売春婦。
ペテン師、詐欺師、偽物、道化師、危険分子、知能犯、銀行強盗、辻強盗、列車強盗、殺人犯。
ポンコツ、トンチキ、ガラクタ、クズ、ゴミ、最低以下の下劣、劣等種族、食人族、原始人。
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毛虫、蠅、蚊、ボウフラ、ゴミ虫、芋虫、掃き溜め、汚物、糞、ゲロ、糞虫野郎、排水溝。
社会の敵、犯罪者、反乱者、前科者、インチキ、脱走兵、痴漢、ほら吹き、シデムシ。
置引き、盗人、泥棒、盗賊、残忍、残酷、冷酷、非情、薄情者、ガキ、ブタ野郎、クソガキ、無断掲載、進行妨害。
魔物、妖怪、悪霊、怨霊、貧乏神、奇天烈、奇人、変人、毒ガス、サリン、ダイオキシン、マスタードガス。
邪気、邪鬼、ストーカー、クレイジー、ファッキン、サノバビッチ、シット、ガッデム。
便器、便所、小便、下痢、不要物、障害物、邪魔者、除け者、不良品、カビ、腐ったミカン。
土左衛門、腐乱、腐臭、落伍者、犯人、ならず者、チンカス、爆弾。
放射能、突然変異、鬼っ子、異端者、妄想、邪宗、陰湿、死亡、突然死、出血死、腹上死、自然死。
ケダモノ、ボッコ、ろくでなし、VXガス、ヒ素、青酸、監獄、獄門、さらし首。
死刑囚、打ち首、市中引きずり回し、戦犯、絞首刑、斬首刑、乞食、物乞い、浮浪者、ルンペン。
放射性廃棄物、アク、割れたコップ、余命1年、精神年齢5歳、3審は必要なし。
不良品、規格外、欠陥品、不要物、埃、ゴミ、掃き溜め、吹き溜まり、塵埃、居直り。
病原体、細菌、化膿菌、原虫、寄生虫、アメーバ、ウィルス、ガン細胞、汚染源、公害、亜ヒ酸、毒物質。
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炎症、膿、胃炎、胃腸炎、口内炎、歯垢、歯周炎、食道炎、子宮炎、膣炎、虫垂炎、腹膜炎、膀胱炎、骨髄炎、腎炎、肺炎、脳炎。 ?/tt3000GT/(2017/10/21)SAT
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同僚への中傷書込は最低、業績皆無、給料泥棒、家庭崩壊、孤独死、阿呆、白痴、馬鹿、野宿、野次馬。
キチガイ、チンピラ、ピンハネ、ハッタリ屋、インチキ、ろくでなし、ごろつき、ヤクザ、売春婦。
ペテン師、詐欺師、偽物、道化師、危険分子、知能犯、銀行強盗、辻強盗、列車強盗、殺人犯。
ポンコツ、トンチキ、ガラクタ、クズ、ゴミ、最低以下の下劣、劣等種族、食人族、原始人。
下衆野郎、外道、腐れ外道、邪道、非道、ウジ虫、害虫、畜生、鬼畜、疫病神、死神、冥界。
廃棄物、発癌物質、猛毒、毒物、毒虫、毒蜘蛛、毒蛇、ハブ、ダニ、ゴキブリ、シラミ、ノミ、ムカデ。
毛虫、蠅、蚊、ボウフラ、ゴミ虫、芋虫、掃き溜め、汚物、糞、ゲロ、糞虫野郎、排水溝。
社会の敵、犯罪者、反乱者、前科者、インチキ、脱走兵、痴漢、ほら吹き、シデムシ。
置引き、盗人、泥棒、盗賊、残忍、残酷、冷酷、非情、薄情者、ガキ、ブタ野郎、クソガキ、無断掲載、進行妨害。
魔物、妖怪、悪霊、怨霊、貧乏神、奇天烈、奇人、変人、毒ガス、サリン、ダイオキシン、マスタードガス。
邪気、邪鬼、ストーカー、クレイジー、ファッキン、サノバビッチ、シット、ガッデム。
便器、便所、小便、下痢、不要物、障害物、邪魔者、除け者、不良品、カビ、腐ったミカン。
土左衛門、腐乱、腐臭、落伍者、犯人、ならず者、チンカス、爆弾。
放射能、突然変異、鬼っ子、異端者、妄想、邪宗、陰湿、死亡、突然死、出血死、腹上死、自然死。
ケダモノ、ボッコ、ろくでなし、VXガス、ヒ素、青酸、監獄、獄門、さらし首。
死刑囚、打ち首、市中引きずり回し、戦犯、絞首刑、斬首刑、乞食、物乞い、浮浪者、ルンペン。
放射性廃棄物、アク、割れたコップ、余命1年、精神年齢5歳、3審は必要なし。
不良品、規格外、欠陥品、不要物、埃、ゴミ、掃き溜め、吹き溜まり、塵埃、居直り。
病原体、細菌、化膿菌、原虫、寄生虫、アメーバ、ウィルス、ガン細胞、汚染源、公害、亜ヒ酸、毒物質。
症状、悪寒、下痢、発熱、高熱、嘔吐、眩暈、疼痛、痙攣、麻痺、脳梗塞、脳溢血、高血圧、脳内出血、蕁麻疹、栄養失調。
炎症、膿、胃炎、胃腸炎、口内炎、歯垢、歯周炎、食道炎、子宮炎、膣炎、虫垂炎、腹膜炎、膀胱炎、骨髄炎、腎炎、肺炎、脳炎。 ?/tt3000GT/(2017/10/21)SAT
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同僚への中傷書込は最低、業績皆無、給料泥棒、家庭崩壊、孤独死、阿呆、白痴、馬鹿、野宿、野次馬。
キチガイ、チンピラ、ピンハネ、ハッタリ屋、インチキ、ろくでなし、ごろつき、ヤクザ、売春婦。
ペテン師、詐欺師、偽物、道化師、危険分子、知能犯、銀行強盗、辻強盗、列車強盗、殺人犯。
ポンコツ、トンチキ、ガラクタ、クズ、ゴミ、最低以下の下劣、劣等種族、食人族、原始人。
下衆野郎、外道、腐れ外道、邪道、非道、ウジ虫、害虫、畜生、鬼畜、疫病神、死神、冥界。
廃棄物、発癌物質、猛毒、毒物、毒虫、毒蜘蛛、毒蛇、ハブ、ダニ、ゴキブリ、シラミ、ノミ、ムカデ。
毛虫、蠅、蚊、ボウフラ、ゴミ虫、芋虫、掃き溜め、汚物、糞、ゲロ、糞虫野郎、排水溝。
社会の敵、犯罪者、反乱者、前科者、インチキ、脱走兵、痴漢、ほら吹き、シデムシ。
置引き、盗人、泥棒、盗賊、残忍、残酷、冷酷、非情、薄情者、ガキ、ブタ野郎、クソガキ、無断掲載、進行妨害。
魔物、妖怪、悪霊、怨霊、貧乏神、奇天烈、奇人、変人、毒ガス、サリン、ダイオキシン、マスタードガス。
邪気、邪鬼、ストーカー、クレイジー、ファッキン、サノバビッチ、シット、ガッデム。
便器、便所、小便、下痢、不要物、障害物、邪魔者、除け者、不良品、カビ、腐ったミカン。
土左衛門、腐乱、腐臭、落伍者、犯人、ならず者、チンカス、爆弾。
放射能、突然変異、鬼っ子、異端者、妄想、邪宗、陰湿、死亡、突然死、出血死、腹上死、自然死。
ケダモノ、ボッコ、ろくでなし、VXガス、ヒ素、青酸、監獄、獄門、さらし首。
死刑囚、打ち首、市中引きずり回し、戦犯、絞首刑、斬首刑、乞食、物乞い、浮浪者、ルンペン。
放射性廃棄物、アク、割れたコップ、余命1年、精神年齢5歳、3審は必要なし。
不良品、規格外、欠陥品、不要物、埃、ゴミ、掃き溜め、吹き溜まり、塵埃、居直り。
病原体、細菌、化膿菌、原虫、寄生虫、アメーバ、ウィルス、ガン細胞、汚染源、公害、亜ヒ酸、毒物質。
症状、悪寒、下痢、発熱、高熱、嘔吐、眩暈、疼痛、痙攣、麻痺、脳梗塞、脳溢血、高血圧、脳内出血、蕁麻疹、栄養失調。
炎症、膿、胃炎、胃腸炎、口内炎、歯垢、歯周炎、食道炎、子宮炎、膣炎、虫垂炎、腹膜炎、膀胱炎、骨髄炎、腎炎、肺炎、脳炎。 ?/tt3000GT/(2017/10/21)SAT
[埋立博士彡⌒ミ君]
同僚への中傷書込は最低、業績皆無、給料泥棒、家庭崩壊、孤独死、阿呆、白痴、馬鹿、野宿、野次馬。
キチガイ、チンピラ、ピンハネ、ハッタリ屋、インチキ、ろくでなし、ごろつき、ヤクザ、売春婦。
ペテン師、詐欺師、偽物、道化師、危険分子、知能犯、銀行強盗、辻強盗、列車強盗、殺人犯。
ポンコツ、トンチキ、ガラクタ、クズ、ゴミ、最低以下の下劣、劣等種族、食人族、原始人。
下衆野郎、外道、腐れ外道、邪道、非道、ウジ虫、害虫、畜生、鬼畜、疫病神、死神、冥界。
廃棄物、発癌物質、猛毒、毒物、毒虫、毒蜘蛛、毒蛇、ハブ、ダニ、ゴキブリ、シラミ、ノミ、ムカデ。
毛虫、蠅、蚊、ボウフラ、ゴミ虫、芋虫、掃き溜め、汚物、糞、ゲロ、糞虫野郎、排水溝。
社会の敵、犯罪者、反乱者、前科者、インチキ、脱走兵、痴漢、ほら吹き、シデムシ。
置引き、盗人、泥棒、盗賊、残忍、残酷、冷酷、非情、薄情者、ガキ、ブタ野郎、クソガキ、無断掲載、進行妨害。
魔物、妖怪、悪霊、怨霊、貧乏神、奇天烈、奇人、変人、毒ガス、サリン、ダイオキシン、マスタードガス。
邪気、邪鬼、ストーカー、クレイジー、ファッキン、サノバビッチ、シット、ガッデム。
便器、便所、小便、下痢、不要物、障害物、邪魔者、除け者、不良品、カビ、腐ったミカン。
土左衛門、腐乱、腐臭、落伍者、犯人、ならず者、チンカス、爆弾。
放射能、突然変異、鬼っ子、異端者、妄想、邪宗、陰湿、死亡、突然死、出血死、腹上死、自然死。
ケダモノ、ボッコ、ろくでなし、VXガス、ヒ素、青酸、監獄、獄門、さらし首。
死刑囚、打ち首、市中引きずり回し、戦犯、絞首刑、斬首刑、乞食、物乞い、浮浪者、ルンペン。
放射性廃棄物、アク、割れたコップ、余命1年、精神年齢5歳、3審は必要なし。
不良品、規格外、欠陥品、不要物、埃、ゴミ、掃き溜め、吹き溜まり、塵埃、居直り。
病原体、細菌、化膿菌、原虫、寄生虫、アメーバ、ウィルス、ガン細胞、汚染源、公害、亜ヒ酸、毒物質。
症状、悪寒、下痢、発熱、高熱、嘔吐、眩暈、疼痛、痙攣、麻痺、脳梗塞、脳溢血、高血圧、脳内出血、蕁麻疹、栄養失調。
炎症、膿、胃炎、胃腸炎、口内炎、歯垢、歯周炎、食道炎、子宮炎、膣炎、虫垂炎、腹膜炎、膀胱炎、骨髄炎、腎炎、肺炎、脳炎。 ?/tt3000GT/(2017/10/21)SAT
[埋立博士彡⌒ミ君]
同僚への中傷書込は最低、業績皆無、給料泥棒、家庭崩壊、孤独死、阿呆、白痴、馬鹿、野宿、野次馬。
キチガイ、チンピラ、ピンハネ、ハッタリ屋、インチキ、ろくでなし、ごろつき、ヤクザ、売春婦。
ペテン師、詐欺師、偽物、道化師、危険分子、知能犯、銀行強盗、辻強盗、列車強盗、殺人犯。
ポンコツ、トンチキ、ガラクタ、クズ、ゴミ、最低以下の下劣、劣等種族、食人族、原始人。
下衆野郎、外道、腐れ外道、邪道、非道、ウジ虫、害虫、畜生、鬼畜、疫病神、死神、冥界。
廃棄物、発癌物質、猛毒、毒物、毒虫、毒蜘蛛、毒蛇、ハブ、ダニ、ゴキブリ、シラミ、ノミ、ムカデ。
毛虫、蠅、蚊、ボウフラ、ゴミ虫、芋虫、掃き溜め、汚物、糞、ゲロ、糞虫野郎、排水溝。
社会の敵、犯罪者、反乱者、前科者、インチキ、脱走兵、痴漢、ほら吹き、シデムシ。
置引き、盗人、泥棒、盗賊、残忍、残酷、冷酷、非情、薄情者、ガキ、ブタ野郎、クソガキ、無断掲載、進行妨害。
魔物、妖怪、悪霊、怨霊、貧乏神、奇天烈、奇人、変人、毒ガス、サリン、ダイオキシン、マスタードガス。
邪気、邪鬼、ストーカー、クレイジー、ファッキン、サノバビッチ、シット、ガッデム。
便器、便所、小便、下痢、不要物、障害物、邪魔者、除け者、不良品、カビ、腐ったミカン。
土左衛門、腐乱、腐臭、落伍者、犯人、ならず者、チンカス、爆弾。
放射能、突然変異、鬼っ子、異端者、妄想、邪宗、陰湿、死亡、突然死、出血死、腹上死、自然死。
ケダモノ、ボッコ、ろくでなし、VXガス、ヒ素、青酸、監獄、獄門、さらし首。
死刑囚、打ち首、市中引きずり回し、戦犯、絞首刑、斬首刑、乞食、物乞い、浮浪者、ルンペン。
放射性廃棄物、アク、割れたコップ、余命1年、精神年齢5歳、3審は必要なし。
不良品、規格外、欠陥品、不要物、埃、ゴミ、掃き溜め、吹き溜まり、塵埃、居直り。
病原体、細菌、化膿菌、原虫、寄生虫、アメーバ、ウィルス、ガン細胞、汚染源、公害、亜ヒ酸、毒物質。
症状、悪寒、下痢、発熱、高熱、嘔吐、眩暈、疼痛、痙攣、麻痺、脳梗塞、脳溢血、高血圧、脳内出血、蕁麻疹、栄養失調。
炎症、膿、胃炎、胃腸炎、口内炎、歯垢、歯周炎、食道炎、子宮炎、膣炎、虫垂炎、腹膜炎、膀胱炎、骨髄炎、腎炎、肺炎、脳炎。 ?/tt3000GT/(2017/10/21)SAT
[埋立博士彡⌒ミ君]
同僚への中傷書込は最低、業績皆無、給料泥棒、家庭崩壊、孤独死、阿呆、白痴、馬鹿、野宿、野次馬。
キチガイ、チンピラ、ピンハネ、ハッタリ屋、インチキ、ろくでなし、ごろつき、ヤクザ、売春婦。
ペテン師、詐欺師、偽物、道化師、危険分子、知能犯、銀行強盗、辻強盗、列車強盗、殺人犯。
ポンコツ、トンチキ、ガラクタ、クズ、ゴミ、最低以下の下劣、劣等種族、食人族、原始人。
下衆野郎、外道、腐れ外道、邪道、非道、ウジ虫、害虫、畜生、鬼畜、疫病神、死神、冥界。
廃棄物、発癌物質、猛毒、毒物、毒虫、毒蜘蛛、毒蛇、ハブ、ダニ、ゴキブリ、シラミ、ノミ、ムカデ。
毛虫、蠅、蚊、ボウフラ、ゴミ虫、芋虫、掃き溜め、汚物、糞、ゲロ、糞虫野郎、排水溝。
社会の敵、犯罪者、反乱者、前科者、インチキ、脱走兵、痴漢、ほら吹き、シデムシ。
置引き、盗人、泥棒、盗賊、残忍、残酷、冷酷、非情、薄情者、ガキ、ブタ野郎、クソガキ、無断掲載、進行妨害。
魔物、妖怪、悪霊、怨霊、貧乏神、奇天烈、奇人、変人、毒ガス、サリン、ダイオキシン、マスタードガス。
邪気、邪鬼、ストーカー、クレイジー、ファッキン、サノバビッチ、シット、ガッデム。
便器、便所、小便、下痢、不要物、障害物、邪魔者、除け者、不良品、カビ、腐ったミカン。
土左衛門、腐乱、腐臭、落伍者、犯人、ならず者、チンカス、爆弾。
放射能、突然変異、鬼っ子、異端者、妄想、邪宗、陰湿、死亡、突然死、出血死、腹上死、自然死。
ケダモノ、ボッコ、ろくでなし、VXガス、ヒ素、青酸、監獄、獄門、さらし首。
死刑囚、打ち首、市中引きずり回し、戦犯、絞首刑、斬首刑、乞食、物乞い、浮浪者、ルンペン。
放射性廃棄物、アク、割れたコップ、余命1年、精神年齢5歳、3審は必要なし。
不良品、規格外、欠陥品、不要物、埃、ゴミ、掃き溜め、吹き溜まり、塵埃、居直り。
病原体、細菌、化膿菌、原虫、寄生虫、アメーバ、ウィルス、ガン細胞、汚染源、公害、亜ヒ酸、毒物質。
症状、悪寒、下痢、発熱、高熱、嘔吐、眩暈、疼痛、痙攣、麻痺、脳梗塞、脳溢血、高血圧、脳内出血、蕁麻疹、栄養失調。
炎症、膿、胃炎、胃腸炎、口内炎、歯垢、歯周炎、食道炎、子宮炎、膣炎、虫垂炎、腹膜炎、膀胱炎、骨髄炎、腎炎、肺炎、脳炎。 ?/tt3000GT/(2017/10/21)SAT
[埋立博士彡⌒ミ君]
同僚への中傷書込は最低、業績皆無、給料泥棒、家庭崩壊、孤独死、阿呆、白痴、馬鹿、野宿、野次馬。
キチガイ、チンピラ、ピンハネ、ハッタリ屋、インチキ、ろくでなし、ごろつき、ヤクザ、売春婦。
ペテン師、詐欺師、偽物、道化師、危険分子、知能犯、銀行強盗、辻強盗、列車強盗、殺人犯。
ポンコツ、トンチキ、ガラクタ、クズ、ゴミ、最低以下の下劣、劣等種族、食人族、原始人。
下衆野郎、外道、腐れ外道、邪道、非道、ウジ虫、害虫、畜生、鬼畜、疫病神、死神、冥界。
廃棄物、発癌物質、猛毒、毒物、毒虫、毒蜘蛛、毒蛇、ハブ、ダニ、ゴキブリ、シラミ、ノミ、ムカデ。
毛虫、蠅、蚊、ボウフラ、ゴミ虫、芋虫、掃き溜め、汚物、糞、ゲロ、糞虫野郎、排水溝。
社会の敵、犯罪者、反乱者、前科者、インチキ、脱走兵、痴漢、ほら吹き、シデムシ。
置引き、盗人、泥棒、盗賊、残忍、残酷、冷酷、非情、薄情者、ガキ、ブタ野郎、クソガキ、無断掲載、進行妨害。
魔物、妖怪、悪霊、怨霊、貧乏神、奇天烈、奇人、変人、毒ガス、サリン、ダイオキシン、マスタードガス。
邪気、邪鬼、ストーカー、クレイジー、ファッキン、サノバビッチ、シット、ガッデム。
便器、便所、小便、下痢、不要物、障害物、邪魔者、除け者、不良品、カビ、腐ったミカン。
土左衛門、腐乱、腐臭、落伍者、犯人、ならず者、チンカス、爆弾。
放射能、突然変異、鬼っ子、異端者、妄想、邪宗、陰湿、死亡、突然死、出血死、腹上死、自然死。
ケダモノ、ボッコ、ろくでなし、VXガス、ヒ素、青酸、監獄、獄門、さらし首。
死刑囚、打ち首、市中引きずり回し、戦犯、絞首刑、斬首刑、乞食、物乞い、浮浪者、ルンペン。
放射性廃棄物、アク、割れたコップ、余命1年、精神年齢5歳、3審は必要なし。
不良品、規格外、欠陥品、不要物、埃、ゴミ、掃き溜め、吹き溜まり、塵埃、居直り。
病原体、細菌、化膿菌、原虫、寄生虫、アメーバ、ウィルス、ガン細胞、汚染源、公害、亜ヒ酸、毒物質。
症状、悪寒、下痢、発熱、高熱、嘔吐、眩暈、疼痛、痙攣、麻痺、脳梗塞、脳溢血、高血圧、脳内出血、蕁麻疹、栄養失調。
炎症、膿、胃炎、胃腸炎、口内炎、歯垢、歯周炎、食道炎、子宮炎、膣炎、虫垂炎、腹膜炎、膀胱炎、骨髄炎、腎炎、肺炎、脳炎。 ■ このスレッドは過去ログ倉庫に格納されています