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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
>Stop immediately if any undesirable effects are noticed. Probably not the best idea since if you are taking something that actually increases serotonin you will give yourself antidepressant discontinuation syndrome by stopping abruptly.
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
I didn't downvote you but supplements are far from risk free. Also in the US you could be ingesting almost anything when you buy a supplement, thats how unregulated the industry is. you need to talk to your doc before starting any supp
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
>at 19, I think I was passed the main formative period. Not in the slightest. That doesn't happen until 25. :) http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1411647...
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
Not sure if you are replying to the right comment. Effexor XR is an SNRI, not a benzo.
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
>Maybe it's just a product of irrational fear and ignorance Hardly. One - liability. Your insurance may prevent you from allowing dogs. Or may up your premiums. Two - risk. Is there a risk letting a pet in? Yea. The risk it will bit
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
>For example I'm baffled to know that in US, some "pet forbidden" apartment buildings exist. Come on, people not allowed to have pets at their own house?? I don't think it is us vs them. A few bad apples ruin the bunc
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
How very sad. :( I am glad it is being brought up though. Part of it is cultural. Men are culturally supposed to be manly and dominant and its hard to get out of the gendered mindset and both acknowledge it exists, it is a serious problem a
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
Slaves did not build the pyramids http://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/377/how-were-the... http://skeptoid.com/mobile/4191
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
In the general sense the the USA as a whole tends to value individual freedoms over the collective. It is a individualistic culture. Sometimes I wish that we were a more collective culture. Not much more, but I think there are pros to being
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
A problem with social isolation of groups leads to tension between groups. It is very easy to demonize a group when you have no contact with anyone from that group. Case in point: Gays in the US. Acceptance of gays an gay marriage has incre
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
>why pet owners can't be protected? They can be. They aren't because no US law has been passed to protect them. It hasn't because pets don't belong everywhere nobody wants businesses to not be able to tell someone to
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
Protected class is a term used in US law. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protected_class Why shouldn't pets be a protected class? Because pets are not people, for one, and protected class refers to a class of people
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
>if the owner is the sole authority in determining who gets into their property, they can refuse anybody for any reason whatsoever, and no regulation or policy can stand in the way Err... this didn't work out too well in the past, w
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
The point is - many people have very poorly behaved animals. Even if the animal was otherwise well behaved, bringing an animal on a plane is a whole nuther matter. The people who bring out their animals in inappropriate places and allow the
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
Oh god office workers love putting everything in Excel. Even when it makes no sense...
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
I don't keep passwords on mobile. I am very segmented with how I use my phone.
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
Thats actually not the article I meant to link to but I can't find it again, oh well. Anyways, its obvious that sleep needs vary amoung different people and vary with age. Most people sleep less the older they get. Either way, sleep is
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
No no no no and no. You can't train your body to need less sleep. Sleep deprivation actually effects your judgment on how much sleep you need. http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/exchange/node/1690
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
And I've had three cats in my life all of which have never been outside. They all still have managed to get fleas multiple times. (The fleas come in the house on your clothes and stuff) The other thing is I'm not sure you know wha
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
Um... wow, that was an amazingly well written piece. Thank you for sharing.
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
I don't want to pull up my password manager to buy my lunch.
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
15 years ago when i first started programming i learned on the *nix CLI. I worked that way for years, thats just how it was done. Well, I started using an IDE in windows and now.... I really like it. I don't want to go back to the comm
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
Well, if putting down the wrong address on a contract is enough to invalidate the contract, then people would be "accidentally" fudging their addresses all the time. :) Really, I am no legal expert but I did once sue someone in s
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
Gotcha! I understand now.
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
Simple clerical errors rarely invalidate a contract. I'm not a lawyer though so I don't actually know. I would have done address line 1, address line 2, line3, etc. I think people got confused by your form because they are used t
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
"Some people, when confronted with a problem, think, “I know, I’ll use regular expressions.” Now they have two problems."
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
Is it common to believe that post codes don't start with zero? All of New England (ME, MA, NH, CT, RI, VT) have zero starting post codes. Plus apparently a part of New Jersey. Map here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
Idk... there was an article on here a while ago about how after the Ford/Firestone tires = death incidents a decade and a half ago actually resulted in Ford making much better quality cars.
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
What...? I like debugging, it can be incredibly satisfying.
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by UrMomReadsHN 12y ago
I enjoy math and I hate physics. :)

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