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Dang nobody seems to be buying tickets to this overnight fishing trip me and my buddies signed up for. Might have to settle for a day trip tomorrow instead. Lame!
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Bird in a Blender posted:The one day of the year I’m not mad when my kid decides to wake up early. What I love is that half of my “automatic” clocks didn’t adjust so now I have to wait and see if they do or adjust them and hope that the atomic clock signal doesn’t somehow add another hour or timezone. I realize it shouldn’t but LaCrosse weather station clocks suck.
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Mar 13, 2022 17:19
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Silly Burrito posted:atomic clock signal I have one of these that was convinced I lived in the middle of the Pacific ocean for a few months no matter what I did, then it fixed itself and is fine now. I assume the radio signal got messed up since that's how they work, or at least how my old rear end one does. But I don't know. I got good at translating to my time when I looked at that thing, the minutes were right!
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Silly Burrito posted:What I love is that half of my “automatic” clocks didn’t adjust so now I have to wait and see if they do or adjust them and hope that the atomic clock signal doesn’t somehow add another hour or timezone. I realize it shouldn’t but LaCrosse weather station clocks suck. My phone does this every DST when I have it set to automatically get date & time from the tower. I'm in AZ yet it moves for DST all the time.
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Mar 13, 2022 18:23
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Just switch to daylight savings time and be done with it. In happier news, our taxes are done. Gotta say I much prefer paying FreeTaxUSA $13.50 combined for both federal and state than paying TaxAct $100+ or whatever it was. Never did get to do the free CreditKarma one.
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Mar 13, 2022 19:17
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https://twitter.com/sweetstench/status/1502793240923279363?t=12uDebFDc2ODE5G6riMhfg&s=19 We are peeing so much out of fear lol
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Mar 13, 2022 19:43
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seiferguy posted:https://twitter.com/sweetstench/status/1502793240923279363?t=12uDebFDc2ODE5G6riMhfg&s=19 That toilet is marked as dangerous territory after I’m done with it. 
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Mar 13, 2022 19:53
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Ironically since I’ve started working out and eating better I’m on the bowl once a day normally instead of like three times a day. Which works out great because the toilet paper at work is borderline sandpaper and using that once a day every other week alone is borderline hemorrhoid territory 
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Mar 13, 2022 19:58
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Silly Burrito posted:Just switch to daylight savings time and be done with it. The credit karma one is still free it’s just through Cashapp instead. I did mine through them and it was easy
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Mar 13, 2022 20:22
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T-Square posted:Ironically since I’ve started working out and eating better I’m on the bowl once a day normally instead of like three times a day. This is the real reason working from home is superior.
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Mar 13, 2022 20:48
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seiferguy posted:https://twitter.com/sweetstench/status/1502793240923279363?t=12uDebFDc2ODE5G6riMhfg&s=19 I clicked through to look at the scale. It starts going up at 1900. That just so happens to be when cheap food and clean water was readily available, and now people don't have to work in the fields all day long to tend to their crops so they aren't sweating out all of the water. More food = more bowel movements. I wonder how the global BMI would track with that graph. Also, I gotta call bullshit on less than one urination a day. Like, how? Just taking a pee every morning when waking up is 1 a day. Was everyone dehydrated back then? CannonFodder fucked around with this message at 21:03 on Mar 13, 2022 |
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Mar 13, 2022 20:59
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CannonFodder posted:I clicked through to look at the scale. It starts going up at 1900. That just so happens to be when cheap food and clean water was readily available, and now people don't have to work in the fields all day long to tend to their crops so they aren't sweating out all of the water. More food = more bowel movements. I also don't think there's any reliable way to know what average daily bowel movements were in the 1600s.
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Mar 13, 2022 21:02
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I have to imagine my anxiety would be higher in feudal times when I’m living in some shack and working the fields every day and some rear end in a top hat could force me into a war at a moments notice.
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That's a troll tweet fellas. Maybe not even meant with bad intentions but as a joke, but yeah the pew research center is not charting bowel movement polls as far as I can tell. Skwirl posted:I also don't think there's any reliable way to know what average daily bowel movements were in the 1600s. Either once a day or 'oh holy poo poo I'm about to die' is what Oregon Trail taught me about a century or two later. Grittybeard fucked around with this message at 21:19 on Mar 13, 2022 |
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Grittybeard posted:That's a troll tweet fellas.
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Mar 13, 2022 21:20
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Mar 13, 2022 21:50
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Oh wow, I didn't realise he was 71. Still loving sucks.
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Bird in a Blender posted:I have to imagine my anxiety would be higher in feudal times when I’m living in some shack and working the fields every day and some rear end in a top hat could force me into a war at a moments notice. The billion ways you could and probably would die probably settled in as a dull haze of fatalism
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Mar 13, 2022 22:01
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Pacific Northwest people: My wife and I desperately need a vacation so we settled on sending ~2 days in Seattle and the rest of the time (5-6 days) staying and hiking in the Olympic National Park. We're planning on the fall, but is there any reason the weekend after Labor day would be a bad time to travel to the area?
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Mar 13, 2022 22:04
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Its Rinaldo posted:The billion ways you could and probably would die probably settled in as a dull haze of fatalism Yeah, I am guessing you would die the moment you tried to drink any wayer.
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Mar 13, 2022 22:11
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Its Rinaldo posted:The billion ways you could and probably would die probably settled in as a dull haze of fatalism Eh, not having a 24 hour news cycle and 2 or 3 social media apps sending alerts for poo poo every five minutes and not having group chats where theres no escape from news or things that have people concerned probably do wonders for your anxiety. Also getting plenty of vitamin D and consuming all locally grown produce and meat you'd hunted or raised and having no intake of processed food... I can definitely see a world where even if your concern is a bandit's sword in your guts or being pressed into a vanguard with a coat of ring mail and a fire sharpened spear to face a cavalry unit your day to day isn't so bad.
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Mar 13, 2022 22:13
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William Hurt starred in a cute, fun movie called Rare Birds, with an uncle of mine as co-star. It was date fodder for me, back when I cared about dating. I think I'll re-watch it tonight.
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Mar 13, 2022 22:22
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Silly Burrito posted:CreditKarma one. I tried to use it one year but it didn’t support sending a state return for a state you worked in but did not live in.
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Mar 13, 2022 22:40
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BlindSite posted:Eh, not having a 24 hour news cycle and 2 or 3 social media apps sending alerts for poo poo every five minutes and not having group chats where theres no escape from news or things that have people concerned probably do wonders for your anxiety. Also getting plenty of vitamin D and consuming all locally grown produce and meat you'd hunted or raised and having no intake of processed food... I can definitely see a world where even if your concern is a bandit's sword in your guts or being pressed into a vanguard with a coat of ring mail and a fire sharpened spear to face a cavalry unit your day to day isn't so bad. Literally all food is processed. I think you mean to say industrial processed foods.
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BigPaddy posted:I tried to use it one year but it didn’t support sending a state return for a state you worked in but did not live in. I couldn't use it because my credit reports are frozen, and it wouldn't work even with a temporary thaw.
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C’moonnn pork shoulder hurry up and finish!
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BlindSite posted:Eh, not having a 24 hour news cycle and 2 or 3 social media apps sending alerts for poo poo every five minutes and not having group chats where theres no escape from news or things that have people concerned probably do wonders for your anxiety. Also getting plenty of vitamin D and consuming all locally grown produce and meat you'd hunted or raised and having no intake of processed food... I can definitely see a world where even if your concern is a bandit's sword in your guts or being pressed into a vanguard with a coat of ring mail and a fire sharpened spear to face a cavalry unit your day to day isn't so bad. Modern medicine is a miracle. In the time period you are describing, if you get sick in the many many many ways it is possible to get sick, you basically die from everything.
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Ornery and Hornery posted:Modern medicine is a miracle. No way man, eating natural straight from the ground food without the use of anything to clean them and using bark and leaches as medicine easily kept people alive and healthier than today's "medicine". This is evidenced by
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Aaaaaaarrrrrggggg posted:No way man, eating natural straight from the ground food without the use of anything to clean them and using bark and leaches as medicine easily kept people alive and healthier than today's "medicine". This is evidenced by Jordan Peterson didn’t languish in a Russian hospital for you to cook your meat, OKAY?
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Samadhi posted:Pacific Northwest people: My wife and I desperately need a vacation so we settled on sending ~2 days in Seattle and the rest of the time (5-6 days) staying and hiking in the Olympic National Park. Nah, that time is fine. Stuff will be busy as any other place during Labor Day. Early September is usually pretty hot here (80-90 degrees, starts cooling down in late September). Olympic National Park is great. If you're feeling adventurous you could probably do a trip to Victoria BC from Port Angeles for a day (assuming COVID doesn't gently caress the border crossings again).
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The amount of shits per day you take is very correlated to whether your diet is high in roughage/fiber and vegetable matter vs. high in meat and protein. Our food in a lot of ways is way better now than its ever been before (amount of potentially dangerous bacteria, completeness of vitamin content, fresh produce year round, doesn't contain ground bits of rock that wear down your teeth, etc.) but it's also far worse in other ways (vastly more sugar, often too much sodium, possibly harmful pesticides/herbicides/random chemicals and poo poo that cause cancer) and we're also as a population far more sedentary, for good and for ill. We also all drink loads of coffee (a laxative), tea/caffeine (diuretics), etc. There's too many factors to make easy comparisons of bowel movements per day or whatever the gently caress that tweet was trying to say. That said, stress is bad for you and we have a lot of stress these days so I'm sure that's true regardless of whether we're peeing too much or something.
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I pee as much as possible so everyone knows what belongs to me.
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I hate the idea that processed automatically equals bad. It doesn't. Food has been processed to make it easier to eat, cheaper to eat, stays fresher longer, and sometimes more nutritious. It's some real loving privilege to eat "unprocessed" foods. And pretty much everything is processed anyway so it's stupid to think you're eating something unprocessed unless you grew it yourself.
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When people talk about "processed food" what they really mean is food loaded with preservatives. Chowing down on tons of sodium nitrate is probably not super good for you. Obviously breaking down a cow into pieces is also processing, but that's not what people are talking about.
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You know who has two thumbs and is gonna poop? This guy!    Early St. Patrick's Day dinner. Corned beef, cabbage, and cottage pie. Also the cabbage released a lot of water with the corned beef and made something similar to pot liquor from making collard greens. I had a mug of salty flavor water and I'll do it again.
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Back in the day, people drank alcohol all the time and probably only consumed water via beer , they were probably massively dehydrated without realizing it and would chug for minutes if you offered them a jug of fresh water and I bet their pee was always yellow to orange and funky as hell
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There's a lot of misconception about what is and isn't bad for you, mainly made popular by diet culture. There's not a lot of evidence that sodium nitrates are unsafe. I mean, if you were eating pounds and pounds of bacon daily, it's not going to be the nitrates that are going to kill you, let's be honest. Most people don't eat pounds and pounds of bacon a day though.
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Samadhi posted:Pacific Northwest people: My wife and I desperately need a vacation so we settled on sending ~2 days in Seattle and the rest of the time (5-6 days) staying and hiking in the Olympic National Park. seiferguy posted:Nah, that time is fine. Stuff will be busy as any other place during Labor Day. Early September is usually pretty hot here (80-90 degrees, starts cooling down in late September). Olympic National Park is great. If you're feeling adventurous you could probably do a trip to Victoria BC from Port Angeles for a day (assuming COVID doesn't gently caress the border crossings again). If it's your bag, see if you can take a rafting excursion down the Hoh river. Goes straight through the park through the Hoh Rain Forest, a temperate rainforest which is gorgeous.
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Any pee conversation immediately reminds me of this: https://twitter.com/AnwarRichardson/status/851914635833901058
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Pron on VHS posted:Back in the day, people drank alcohol all the time and probably only consumed water via beer , they were probably massively dehydrated without realizing it and would chug for minutes if you offered them a jug of fresh water and I bet their pee was always yellow to orange and funky as hell This was true in England, and probably several other places in Europe, because they'd contaminated their water and didn't know that was why they'd get sick from drinking cold water. But obviously not the case worldwide. And, they drank "small beer" which was between .5% and maybe 2.5% or so alcohol content.
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