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   by 867-5309 5y ago

   thanks for the suggestion, I will check them out I have wondered if using different music to drown it out would work, like tinnitus sufferers do
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   by 867-5309 5y ago

   the concept of audiation is interesting, I will explore further thank you for sharing your experience. I too find it hard to memorise lyrics, but can sometimes have a full orchestra playing in time and in tune I wonder if this audiation is
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   by 867-5309 5y ago

   thank you for your response
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   by 867-5309 5y ago

   it's slightly relieving to hear you experience similar and find it normal yes to it getting in the way of sleep and yes to probably anxiety related I used to listen to a lot of music and play a few instruments as a hobby, but have had
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   by 867-5309 5y ago

   I have been increasingly tormented by repetitive music, whether it's something I heard recently or something my mind made up. it's got to the stage where it's practically incessant at every moment of every day. I also grind m
6. 666.▲
   by 867-5309 5y ago

   thank you
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   by 867-5309 5y ago

   what is 'dry fruit' in this context?
8. 668.▲
   by 867-5309 5y ago

   what is your dosage and frequency?
9. 669.▲
   by 867-5309 5y ago

   indeed! I was confusing it with nitrous oxide
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    that one person on the table using liquid helium - bet they did it for a laugh
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    maybe because it's the same thing in this context they are hypothetical numbers, the point being walking in bad weather is a strong argument for not using public transport I don't care what other people do as much as you seem to,
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    distance to car from house = 6 metres, distance to nearest train = 600 metres
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    the distance can be hundreds of times the journey! a criterion for property selection is nearest public transport even if you aren't made of sugar, you're not going to have much fun being drenched on public transport
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    not living in the station?
15. 675.▲
    by 867-5309 5y ago

    or Egypt
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    >Science CONFIRMS >It’s THOUGHT that these oscillatory patterns, and an increase in gamma waves, SUGGEST memory recall tl;dr clickbait
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    thank you for speaking up
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    we need a system like we have for email whereby it doesn't matter if the letters are uppercase or lowercase, as long as the information is there (email alphanumerical, credit card and phone numbers numerical). sadly there are still a f
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    by using a unique id for every visitor, stored in sessions / cookies / local db. modern fingerprinting goes way deeper than device, OS and IP
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    then where on Earth did you pull that definition for sic from? it's neither on Wiktionary nor in the OED I'm sure you think you're good at a lot of things and are better than everybody else, but the facts will tell a differen
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    >My exasperation has no limits clearly the former >So you think I did? that's quite philosophical - do simpletons suffer..? >There, let's hope the bot stays stuck in that loop o-kay..
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    that would be the opposite
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    *possibly
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    >my own usage of it in the correct form.. >your reading comprehension really is below-third-grade, isn't it? wow, your desperation has no limits it seems thank goodness I never suffered an American "education" >Only
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    >"Have got": past participle or whatever; "do have": present tense. That's yours, the original introduction of mixed tenses. "have got" is present tense, "had got" is the past tense >it&#x2
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    yes, it's a bit of a shitshow, as mutually evidenced. unless consumers brush up on such intricate details (most do not), they will inevitably fall into traps such as "i7 is better than i3" e.g. i7-2600 being outperformed by i
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    >you yourself originally acknowledged that the question had been apparently interpreted as "do you have? >>>>it's not being asked if you have, rather if you have got apparently? no, but from where you falsely quote
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    >you don't need to remember Intel codenames because a Core 12700 is obviously newer than a Core 11700 J3710, 7th Gen J3060, 8th Gen J4205, 8th Gen J4125, 9th Gen i3-5005U, 5th Gen N5095, 10th Gen i7-3770, 3rd Gen 3865U, 7th Gen N306
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    "the quieter you are, the more you will hear"
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    by 867-5309 5y ago

    understood, thanks