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I can’t imagine not pooping three times a day.
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I have 4.48 poops per day just in PYF alone. 
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Jan 12, 2024 23:47
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For anyone wanting to time their own digestive system, it's a pretty straightforward experiment to eat some corn and then count the hours until you see it again.
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Jan 13, 2024 00:13
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Fork of Unknown Origins posted:I can’t imagine not pooping three times a day.
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Jan 13, 2024 00:24
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Powered Descent posted:For anyone wanting to time their own digestive system, it's a pretty straightforward experiment to eat some corn and then count the hours until you see it again. There's a paper on doing this with legos in the Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health from 2018: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jpc.14309 tl;dr: Andrew Tagg, Damian Roland, Grace SY Leo, Katie Knight, Henry Goldstein, Tessa Davis posted:This international, multicentre trial identified that small objects, such as those swallowed by children, are likely to pass in 1–3 days without complication.
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Jan 13, 2024 00:45
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Nevil Maskelyne posted:it's like 6-8 hours for food to get through you It is entirely dependent on genetics, what/how much you ate, your hydration level, your activity level, etc. Some forms of Staph food poisoning can make barf in as little as 30 minutes after you ate it. Also idk about the fiber thing, reheated/old rice is one of the most common causes of food poisoning. Combine that with taco bells bad reputation and potential spiciness, I feel like taco bell probably gives people a good amount of food poisoning (but people are more aware of it).
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Jan 13, 2024 00:50
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Powered Descent posted:For anyone wanting to time their own digestive system, it's a pretty straightforward experiment to eat some corn and then count the hours until you see it again. I run this “experiment” often and can pass the corn, looking same as it did when it went in, in about 4 hours. I’m told this isn’t normal though.
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Jan 13, 2024 01:10
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I don't think it's very likely that taco bell is giving people food poisoning, food prep safety is pretty strongly enforced in most of the west and compliance for food safety is a lot easier and cheaper than having to deal with a bunch of locations getting shut down. When people get food poisoning it's a lot worse than bad times on the toilet, it's legitimately more miserable than most people think. I'm pretty sure spicy food does affect digestion for some people though.
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Jan 13, 2024 01:32
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The extra fiber theory makes sense to me. In a sort of related question, you can see your breath in cold weather; could you see your farts?
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Jan 13, 2024 01:56
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Leave posted:The extra fiber theory makes sense to me. In a sort of related question, you can see your breath in cold weather; could you see your farts? Depends how wet your farts are - there is a lot of moisture in your breath.
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Jan 13, 2024 02:00
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I don't think there's enough water vapour in farts for that, they're mostly nitrogen and oxygen with a bit of methane iirc
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Jan 13, 2024 02:05
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Nevil Maskelyne posted:I don't think there's enough water vapour in farts for that, they're mostly nitrogen and oxygen with a bit of methane iirc fresh feces steams when it's cold enough out. Therefore, a point exists on the shart gradient where sufficient moisture has been achieved. However, it's probably pretty brown by then
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Jan 13, 2024 02:25
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Mythbusters did a "can you see farts on infrared" and the answer was no. I assume it's the same deal here.
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Jan 13, 2024 02:48
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I'm still waiting for the answer to my extremely important fart question a few pages ago, about whether smelly farts fell hotter on your rear end because of chemistry, temperature, or volume
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Jan 13, 2024 02:50
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I think if you used an MWIR camera rather than the usual LWIR you could see the methane in a fart, but i dunno how expensive of a camera you'd need to use. They use MWIR imaging for detecting methane in the atmosphere.
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Jan 13, 2024 02:53
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alnilam posted:I'm still waiting for the answer to my extremely important fart question a few pages ago, about whether smelly farts fell hotter on your rear end because of chemistry, temperature, or volume I think that's because those farts are smaller and warm up more as they pass more slowly through you but I'm not sure.
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Jan 13, 2024 02:54
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Are there any Poker courses for free with a similar quality to this ?: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/15-s50-how-to-win-at-texas-holdem-poker-january-iap-2016
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Jan 13, 2024 03:11
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feedmyleg posted:Mythbusters did a "can you see farts on infrared" and the answer was no. Wait what? My brain is telling me the exact opposite happened. Quick! In your timeline, did Nelson Mandela become the president of South Africa? 
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Jan 13, 2024 03:49
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Hyperlynx posted:Wait what? My brain is telling me the exact opposite happened. It was a definite no. There was a viral video with farts being caught on infrared and they busted it.
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Jan 13, 2024 04:05
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feedmyleg posted:It was a definite no. There was a viral video with farts being caught on infrared and they busted it. Well poo poo!
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Jan 13, 2024 04:23
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I would kill myself if I had to poo poo more than once a week. What a waste of time and energy. Also it's gross.
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Jan 13, 2024 07:11
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credburn posted:I would kill myself if I had to poo poo more than once a week. What a waste of time and energy. Also it's gross. Think of all that time the boss isn't paying you to poo poo that you're leaving on the table.
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Jan 13, 2024 09:01
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Nevil Maskelyne posted:I'm pretty sure spicy food does affect digestion for some people though. I have a mild… I don’t even know, incompatibility?, with Habanero (but not e.g. Jalapeño) which leads to something not-really-but-similar-to diarrhea. But other chilies seem to be ok.
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Jan 13, 2024 09:36
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peppers are weird. red bell peppers absolutely destroy me, like hours and hours of diarrhea ,but green bell peppers, hatches, and any hot pepper, ghost, thai, sichuan, whatever, are totally fine.
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Jan 13, 2024 13:16
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 My logon screen started showing Chinese characters like this picture. I only noticed it today. What gives? No VPN, no changes to settings, language set to English. It was English previously on this screen so I don't know why it has suddenly changed.
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Jan 13, 2024 15:26
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Mine showed Finnish text yesterday. Good to see that I'm not the only one seeing weird text
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Jan 13, 2024 15:31
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EricBauman posted:Mine showed Finnish text yesterday. I feel you. I'm finnish and that would be annoying to me. My computers have always been in english.
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Jan 13, 2024 16:11
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Microsoft has decided to you should learn Chinese! It's always best to listen to what Microsoft thinks is best for you
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Jan 13, 2024 16:34
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Qubee posted:
Mine was in French and the picture was also of a place in France, coincidence???????
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Jan 13, 2024 17:20
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Mine was in French too. Everyone is learning about all these exotic new cultures
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Jan 14, 2024 12:13
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Taco Bell's reputation for GI events is mostly just racism about Mexican food and fiber content in my experience and opinion. I eat a lot of texmex being from Texas and Taco Bell doesn't cause any significant differences in my system than any other fast food place. But people from elsewhere sure act like it's super significant. Also red and green bell peppers are the same plant. It's wild that it's that different for that one poster.
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Jan 14, 2024 12:57
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Is there a thread or place for people who have opened a small business and are looking for help or advice on all the day to day things that it entails? I couldn't find anything like that in the BFC forum.
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Jan 15, 2024 15:28
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Does there exist a USB device that will connect a SD card to a USB port, without the computer/device thinking it's a hub? More weird complications due to DJ gear; I have a set of USB sticks and SD cards that I plug into CDJs/controllers etc. to access my music. Some controllers have SD card ports and some don't; any SD card reader I've tried to use, the CDJ thinks it's a USB hub and won't read the card.
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Jan 15, 2024 23:22
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Fists Up posted:Is there a thread or place for people who have opened a small business and are looking for help or advice on all the day to day things that it entails? I couldn't find anything like that in the BFC forum. While there's no thread for it that I can see, you could just make a thread about it
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My understanding is that LED lights emit little to no UV radiation. Does this mean they will not degrade artwork? I have an LED grow light setup and I would like to hang a poster nearby that is worth a fair amount, and I would prefer for it not to fade away.
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Jan 16, 2024 05:39
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If it's worth money, why not frame it with UV protective glass?
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:My understanding is that LED lights emit little to no UV radiation. Does this mean they will not degrade artwork? I have an LED grow light setup and I would like to hang a poster nearby that is worth a fair amount, and I would prefer for it not to fade away. I don't know the specific photochemistry involved, but my understanding is that any kind of photon is capable of triggering light-sensitive reactions (such as fading colors in artwork); it's just that some wavelengths are more reactive than others. In other words, visible light will probably also degrade your art, just not as quickly as UV because UV is higher-energy. Of course, if you block visible light, then you can't see the art.  Which is all to say that I'm a huge pedant, and your theory sounds broadly sane to me. Though I concur with Ironhead that if this art really is that valuable to you, it's probably worth investing in more than one layer of protection.
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Hoping I can get some help on this issue regarding birdhouses. I have a metal pole in my backyard with two birdhouses on it, but it's in bad shape. Installed by the previous owner long before I moved in. It's leaning and rusting so much it's time for it to go, but I'm worried about the birds. Both bird houses are occupied. It looks like a robin in one, and some sort of standard small, brown, bird in the other, probably some sort of chickadee or thrush. I don't know the mating habits of birds in general, so I can't say for sure if there are consistently two birds in each house? But each spring, both bird houses seem to have eggs and, eventually, hatchlings; so at least at TIMES both birds have mates with them. What's the best way and time of year to take this down? I plan to remove the bird houses first, but I'm afraid at least one of them probably won't survive. It's old and rotting. I plan to have a new birdhouse (or 2, odds are the other one isn't in great shape, either) ready to go to mount on a replacement pole I install, but I'm not sure if I should transfer the nesting material from the old ones into the new ones, or just leave them empty and let the birds do their own thing? My thought is that early to mid spring is best, when plenty of birds might be out looking for new nests? And there will be an abundance of nesting material after the snow melts, but before the birds start shacking up and laying eggs. The other option I guess would be fall, after the new hatchlings become fledglings and leave the nests?
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DrBouvenstein posted:Hoping I can get some help on this issue regarding birdhouses. I think your best bet is to replace them in the fall after the babies have fledged and the houses are empty. Robins nest super early so if you wait until early spring you run the risk of the house being claimed already. In your place I'd just toss the nesting material. Most birds start fresh every year anyway and the old material might have pests in it. Good on you for thinking so much about your backyard bird friends. Consider feeders and a bath as well to make your yard a bird paradise.
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Both of those lay fairly early, if you remove the nests before March you should be set for not disrupting eggs but you might mess with their cycle. The poster above talking about the fall is your safest best bet but mid summer is likely late enough too, birds like this fledge fairly quickly. If you want to leave it up for now but are worried it'll fall, consider measuring and cutting a temporary support pole for the current one or buying some attachable pole stabilizers - the ones I'm thinking of look kinda like spider legs you can slide on and set into the ground. Edit: apparently robins are weird and it depends on where you are, they fledge in 2ish weeks but lay anytime between April and August.
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