astura

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by astura 10mo ago
> think most people will make a distinction between the burn of acidosis, or what you call unease, and actual pain indicating damage is occurring. There's not a discernible distinction for me. Which is why I always hate hearing shit
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by astura 10mo ago
This website is social media.
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by astura 10mo ago
I might quickly rinse my dishes to remove large food particles. If you are cleaning your dishes so much before loading that you literally can't tell the difference between dishes that have been through the dishwasher and dishes that ha
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by astura 10mo ago
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by astura 10mo ago
I mean.... None of those activities have smooth progress bars. It's not pedantic to point out the entire premise is flawed.
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by astura 10mo ago
Yes, it decreases urges for a very wide range of compulsive behaviors, including (but not limited to) gambling, shopping, nail biting, and skin picking.
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by astura 10mo ago
Starbucks is MUCH more efficient than any local place. I usually prefer going to (some of) the local places for many reasons, but efficiency isn't one of them.
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by astura 10mo ago
Most Reddit posters are children. What of it? How does "he was a Brown graduate who lived in the basement of the engineering building" follow?
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by astura 10mo ago
The killer was an immigrant (from Portugal).
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by astura 10mo ago
And...?? How does "he was a Brown graduate who lived in the basement of the engineering building" follow? Wtf?
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by astura 10mo ago
That says he's a reddit poster, not a Brown graduate who lived in the basement of the engineering building.
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by astura 10mo ago
This whole post is filled with a ridiculous amount of unfounded assumptions.
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by astura 10mo ago
It has happened. https://youtube.com/watch?v=CynYgP8PcWc
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by astura 10mo ago
That can cause perverse incentives such as children taken out of school so they can beg full time, such as this - https://archive.is/32Btf five of them are now dead as a result.
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by astura 11mo ago
Likely harder to get the timing and pressure right with a longer hose.
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by astura 11mo ago
That's why when it's just me I don't really do much cooking. I'll eat ultra-low prep stuff like toast (w/beans, hummus or avocado), bagged salad, frozen food, or grilled tofu.
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by astura 11mo ago
>cooking is about US$10/meal give or take (asparagus, chicken, rice, water to drink). You must be eating an absolute TON to eat $10 worth of chicken, asparagus, and rice. I just checked the prices at Target and rice is $1.89 for 2 p
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by astura 11mo ago
From his dad's Wikipedia page: >His lucrative engineering business took on "large projects such as office buildings, retail complexes, residential subdivisions, and an air force base." He also owned an auto parts store, at
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by astura 11mo ago
I absolutely love brioche buns but I only eat veggie burgers, and they make a lot more sense for veggie burgers.
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by astura 11mo ago
So because of an advertisement you might have seen 40 years ago you made up a major funding source out of whole cloth?
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by astura 11mo ago
You have to have a minimum amount of karma here to get a down vote button. I think it's 500.
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by astura 11mo ago
This is straight up just a bold faced lie. Big Tobacco never funded the American Heart Association. AHA never purposefully ommited smoking as a cause of heart disease. In fact, they were at the forefront of the research to prove a link betw
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by astura 11mo ago
Plus the footage goes on social media as free advertising.
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by astura 11mo ago
>The thing is, every beginner lockpicker makes a similar point when they realize how easy most locks are: "what's the point of locking my door if anyone can easily get in anyway?". No they don't. I'm a beginner l
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by astura 11mo ago
Hotels (at least the major ones) will always clean your room daily if you ask them to. The "new" part is that sometimes you have to ask because some hotels (especially since COVID) have moved to a more on-demand/personalized
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by astura 11mo ago
>eventually all of the additional positives of the drug will resolve to obesity is bad and reducing obesity has health benefits. This is not true. Ozempic appears to affect the brain's rewards system and its known to decreased cravi
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by astura 11mo ago
I also grew up with abusive parents (plural). Poverty, substance abuse, mental illness, violence. The whole nine. You can check my comment history, I talk about it openly on here. Here's one previous comment - https://news.y
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by astura 11mo ago
She also mentioned it in TFA too.
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by astura 11mo ago
>Truly can't understand where this sympathy comes from... It's because they have no experience with have such a bad person in a supposed "caregiver" role in their life so their minds literally can't imagine it. T
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by astura 11mo ago
Yeah, that really stood out to me, I feel certain positions are monstrous no matter how articulately stated. Saying something really mean in a more palatable way doesn't make it (or the speaker) less mean. This seems like a cognitive b

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