Azeat

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   by Azeat 8y ago

   No wonder the test costs money. If you can pay for uninteresting material that won't benefit you in the real world, you're prepared for college.
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   by Azeat 9y ago

   Some here say nutritional misinformation is one of the primary culprits, however, the reality is if you go tell someone "stop drinking soda, it's unhealthy", they will tell you "I don't care." If people are not
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   by Azeat 9y ago

   Occasionally interesting reading because I'm not a computer programmer or anything of the sort so I don't benefit from the tech job type of discussions or opportunities.
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   by Azeat 9y ago

   I've had a similar experience. I had symptoms for which I saw several doctors and eventually went to ER and was repeatedly just told by them and everybody else "it's just stress." Finally, I went to a specialist and they
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   by Azeat 9y ago

   Speaking from a US perspective, a lot of people have a misconception of what "fitness" means in the first place. They think it means signing up for expensive and unnecessary gym programs and drinking twice your weight in protein.