Just like lime disease, blame a Bio lab.new ticks invading they say bite makes you allergic to meat, you can probably thank illegal immigrants for this
Just like lime disease, blame a Bio lab.new ticks invading they say bite makes you allergic to meat, you can probably thank illegal immigrants for this
Anyone watch jimmy kimmel? Some people think he's funny,I think he's a pos.
Hollywood gives whores a bad name.I wonder how long he’s had that? Makes you ponder if he’s had that a long time, and a chick fooled around with that just to keep a camera on her, how big of a fucking weirdo is she.
Fuck Hollywood, a God damned land of degenerates.
kimmel makes a turd look goodYa - that ain't funny - that's just one step away from sexual assault - could well be hereditary - probably saw Daddy doing it on many occasions - and thinks it's cool - what a POS -
An update on the above: Totally installed and fixed. He also found a fried frog in the main power switch. I told him he could keep it. He works with his son, who is a really nice kid.Well, Himself and the Scottish Witch had a tad of anxiety:
I went out to get a can of water from a hose to water some plants... and NO WATER CAME OUT.
EEK. EEK.
We went into basic backup mode: No potty flushing, no running any water. Of course, I have resources to do without water/power but we did not have to go that far.
Called the guy's number on the well pump. Told him the story. He was sixty miles away and it was late. I told him tomorrow would be fine.
So he showed up next morning, and Haitian-rigged a burned-out pump switch bypass, as well as saying it is a good thing I called him becuz the bladder in my tank was busted which was the basic problem.
My RO rig is huge and old (20 years). I am surprised this is all that has happened to it through all those years. The mauve one on the left is the wounded tank that will be replaced:
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So we've got a workaround for another day or so; no showers, no washing clothes... but other normal use of water is fine, such as washing dishes, toilets, yada.
My take is that it is adolescent behavior, probably influenced by the nurture of dear old dad.Ya - that ain't funny - that's just one step away from sexual assault - could well be hereditary - probably saw Daddy doing it on many occasions - and thinks it's cool - what a POS -
There was the Black Syph. Here comes The Innocent One back in the Olden Days. Four guys in a tent playing cards. Went to ask directions...I remember being in Pattaya Thailand - back in the 80's - where I met a USMC vet from the Vietnam/American war - and he was extolling how terrible an STD this Saigon Rose was - and that he'd had it for 15 years - and couldn't get rid of it - I'd never heard of it before - or since -
You mean like a 3xw game? Like Redboy game, or something else?
Agreed.Sure it's a thing, it's your opinion. Nobody is saying sugar isn't bad. In fact I made a post at least a month ago acknowledging the addictive nature of sugar and how you can lessen/eliminate that addiction by changing your gut microbiohme.
I tried in a previous post to point out you don't have to avoid all sugar to improve your health. Just the more complex ones such as sucrose. To which you responded negatively talking about how bad you've found any sugar to be even natural ones contained in fruits and vegatables and how hard it was for you to end your addiction. I can respect that for you it was hard and that for you it has meant trying to eliminate all sugar. That doesn't mean however that everyone has to follow in your footsteps or that everything containing even a little sugar needs to be seen as poison. our bodies were designed with ways to deal with sugar because if one takes advantage of everything mother nature offers for good health and nutrition then you will encounter some sugar and therefore the body needs to be able to handle it. The problem with sugar and where we are in agreement is that food comanies put sugar in so many things where it doesn't belong. Which is why whole foods are so much better for people then highly processed foods. They (the food companies) recognize that sugar is addictive and people tend to like it when added to foods.
Me personally I have never and probably never will consume a mushroom laced chocolate bar. I onlt mentioned it because the way it's designed with the smaller sections that can be broken off makes it easier for someone new to mushrooms to figure out what the right microdose is for them. Or if they would rather have the full on tripping ballls recreational xperience they can just eat the whole thing.
Sorry skipped ahead again today. Try and catch up later. Coffee will help.
IIRC cannabis is not addictive in the sense of how our brains respond chemically.I've always wondered, is it fair to call it an addiction if you do it for medical purposes? I mean legitimate purposes like most of us here have. I've aways thought of addiction as an activity or behavoir you do regularly for no other reason then you can't help it and actually develope temporary symptoms if you quit. I've taken two hydrocodone (vicodin) every day for several years now to cope with my chronc back issues.. When the opioid crisis first hit and I was forced to go to pain management they took me off all opioids at first for a couple of years. Now without the pain pills my back pain got worse and prevented me from being ablle to do everything I was used to, but I didn't get sick to the stomach, have a runny nose or any of the other classic symptoms of opioid withdraw. So to me I wasn't addicted. Yet there are many who would say anyone who took it dailly for two plus years must be addicted.
Agreed.
My issue lies primarily with processed sugars and the
combining of that substance with medicinal components.
In essence, the refined sugar negates the 'medicinal' aspects. IMO
Last night in fact, my body said... carbs!
So, I ate a red skinned sweet potato w/ butter and salt.
It was delicious
After this last 3 days of micro dosing, I may have stumbled upon
an additional purpose for the chocolate/ mushroom combination,
outside of making the shrooms taste palatable to some.
There is a small amount of fat in raw cacao.
Leading me to this:
Day 1: small dose to see where I'm at, consumed with
unsalted butter (it was yummy actually [if you like the taste of fungi]).
Day 2: a slightly larger dose also taken w/ butter.
Day 3: even larger dose, no butter.
There was a distinct difference in the onset time and
longevity of the effects between the shrooms/ fat
and that w/ out the fat.
Of course, this will require a great amount of further
research on my part for any conclusive data to be collected