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by oxide 9y ago
is tylenol, not aspirin. unless the formulation has changed. I'm not sure of any generic formulations of hydrocodone that are made with aspirin and widely prescribed. there are some like Percodan but those are 5/325 AFAIK and oxyc
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by oxide 9y ago
>But not daily. I probably take it once per week on average. My grandmother shits and pukes blood if she takes NSAIDs of any kind, from long-term, daily misuse. I'm not exaggerating even a little bit, I wish I was. A direct result o
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by oxide 9y ago
it's a veritable fuck-ton. the usual modern dose is 325mg.
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by oxide 9y ago
Parties I attend tend to have both plenty of marijuana and beer handy. People want to drink for a variety of reasons. Sure, some people (myself included) prefer a bit of weed or a brownie over a few beers, but that's a personal prefere
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by oxide 9y ago
seriously, my scrawny ass was never good at sports, I had one or two friends growing up at any given time until I was in highschool and starting smoking, which apparently made me cool enough to get to know. before that, school was misery. I
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by oxide 9y ago
Imagine the Turkish coup was organized and executed properly and they succeeded. Who takes power? Does it create a vacuum? A civil war? I often ponder these "alternate history timelines" and try to imagine what the world might be
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by oxide 9y ago
Ah, but try to take away the monopolies and they throw money at it until you lose. First they'll lobby. If that fails, they'll sue. They'll have all kinds of bullshit reasons why this is necessary for growth, investment and i
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by oxide 9y ago
The stuff we see in Wisconsin for example, IMO, is directly connected to the 1980's rhetoric and sentiment around unions that never went away. While both sides have perfectly valid arguments for and against unionization, there is no c
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by oxide 9y ago
That truly is admirable. These examples of ignorance remind me of my own similar anecdote: I attended a dinner, out of politeness, with my grandparents and their friends. A man staying with them saw me puffing on my personal vaporizer, corn
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by oxide 10y ago
Which is discriminatory, what's your point? That racists are going to discriminate regardless? Well, as in other areas, there will always be abusers. Drug testing welfare reicpients, for example, is a slap in the face to small governme
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by oxide 10y ago
Calling this concept anything but "internet freedom" once it crossed from "concept" to "mainstream political debate" is a little bit like shooting your horse in the hoof before it leaves the gate. Sticking to &
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by oxide 10y ago
My grandparents tend to watch a lot of reality TV. On the History Channel, Discovery Channel, all the channels that used to have interesting, educational content like documentaries. I've noticed it's the same kind of show (mostl
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by oxide 10y ago
That's completely irrelevant.
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by oxide 10y ago
The Cold War didn't end after the fall of the wall, IMHO. We've been fighting a repeat of the 80's proxy war in Afghanistan for nearly 15 years. Roles reversed, though. Russia arms the Taliban, just like we did in the 80&#x27
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by oxide 10y ago
I agree. Why is anyone holding a site meant for whistleblowing and leaking of confidential information and the website of a newspaper to the same standard? Apples and oranges, IMO: It's not really fair to get mad at an orange for not g
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by oxide 10y ago
I'd love to sell my own personal information. For one, it'd be nice to see a cut of the cash changing hands.
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by oxide 10y ago
This requires federal regulations, IMO. Iron-clad ones that can't be rolled back so easily. I don't know how this'll turn out, but I imagine it results in the US being laughed at if China meets their promised goal and we don&
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by oxide 10y ago
Thank you so much for this. I never would have heard of it otherwise. All my old friends are here already as well, this was honestly awesome to find when I got up this morning.
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by oxide 10y ago
Wow, this is a long time dream come true. The last private server was lost long ago to the sands of time.
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by oxide 10y ago
I find this incredibly interesting. Your second link made me laugh, both because the blogger guessed that I was admiring a specific photo and the gradual reveal of the true level of the incompetence on display.
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by oxide 10y ago
A good friend of mine played the game, I'd often be over at his house playing it with him or simply watching him play. The novelty was phenomenal to me at the tender age of 12. Here was a chat room, and a game, all rolled into one. I&#
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by oxide 10y ago
I used to play an MMO called The Realm Online from ~2003-2007. It had a player-run economy, so I offered millions of the in-game currency for someone's Starcraft CD key, as all I had was a burnt CD. I was itching to play online with a
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by oxide 10y ago
Well said, I haven't seen the show yet myself but I absolutely relate to the desire to see characters and their development prioritized over special effects usage, etc. It stings to see characters go underdeveloped for any reason, whet
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by oxide 10y ago
You don't become successful in a city like NYC by being a good guy, you do it by being cutthroat. I'm not saying successful people are always bad people, of course. I mean, he hasn't exactly lived out of the public eye up unt
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by oxide 10y ago
>If Mr. de Valence believed that he was a victim of blackmail, sexual assault, battery, or any other crime, then why didn't he go to the police? Because filing a false police report is a crime, I suppose. I certainly wouldn't f
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by oxide 10y ago
I had a similar, yet opposite experience moving from AZ to CA.(Northern) Going from a lifetime of desert living with miserable weather and the greenest sight being olianders, to a sea of green trees with more normal weather. Night and day d
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by oxide 10y ago
Where's the mandatory minimums for possession of child porngraphy? The zero tolerance? Our prisons fill with drug offenders, yet we give sex offenders a scarlet letter + probation?
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by oxide 10y ago
I doubt there is a credible threat prompting this ban. It's appeasement IMO.
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by oxide 10y ago
How about someone with no accredited skills or accomplishments? I'll transcribe your voicemail, I'll answer emails, whatever. I won't let you down.
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by oxide 10y ago
It is directly affecting end-of-life treatment. My grandfather is jumping through more and more hoops to fill his prescriptions each month. The insurance company has the gall to tell his doctor they know better, and often want the doctor to

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