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Well my gas station boner pills do amazing things. Like, I can have an erection that lasts three hours. I can have sex and keep going. Endlessly. Sex-until-exhaustion was a normal thing when I was like 19-24, but now it's back. It's amazing. Boner pills are the greatest thing to happen to me since boners.
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just go to your loving doctor and talk to them about it to get something right for you. swallow your pride, talk to a professional, and don't buy gas station boner pills.
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Feb 4, 2024 17:34
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Captain Invictus posted:just go to your loving doctor and talk to them about it to get something right for you. swallow your pride, talk to a professional, and don't buy gas station boner pills. Yeah, I'm amazed so many goons are willing to take unregulated gas station pills that mess with their junk. Talk to your drat doctor if you need boner pills, it should be less embarrassing than buying your horny pills from the gas station.
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Feb 4, 2024 17:48
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Your doctor will basically give you a sample platter of boner pills if you ask for it. As I mentioned the risks for real pills is so low they’ll hardly ask any questions before giving you what you want.
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Feb 4, 2024 18:17
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Captain Invictus posted:just go to your loving doctor and talk to them about it to get something right for you. swallow your pride, talk to a professional, and don't buy gas station boner pills. This. All of this. Goto your doc and talk to them about a prescription. We do this all the time and realize you are not alone. I have this conversation at least once a week with male patients. Don’t buy those sketchy gas station pills that may have literally anything in them. Prescription stuff is going to work much better.
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Feb 5, 2024 14:15
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I don't need it to work "much better"  Just a little bit
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Feb 5, 2024 15:30
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You guys are gonna make credburn break bad
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Feb 5, 2024 15:44
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Your doctor will 100% be thinking "oh sweet an easy one, I get paid, he gets better boners, everybody wins", it's much better than having to look at some terrible infected wound or something. Make your doctor's day, ask for boner pills.
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Feb 5, 2024 19:03
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Two or three years ago I had an "incident" and talked to my doctor about it. It took a lot of discussion but she finally relented and gave me a single pill as a sampler. I don't need one boner.
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Feb 5, 2024 20:48
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Most of us have to make do with just the one.
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Feb 5, 2024 23:38
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Credburn can have a single boner. As a treat.
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null_pointer posted:Credburn can have a single boner. As a treat. No, this is a zero sum boner game. If Credburn gets one boner they did not have previously, who is (unjustly?) losing theirs? It could be you
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Are there any quality bone-conducting earbuds that are below $100? I'm not expecting extremely good bass or anything but I'm fine so long as things aren't super tinny. It'd be mostly for podcasts while I work, anyway.
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oops wrong thread
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Inzombiac posted:Are there any quality bone-conducting earbuds that are below $100? I think the thread has made it clear that you need to see a doctor for this! 
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Inzombiac posted:Are there any quality bone-conducting earbuds that are below $100? I’ve been enjoying my Shokz OpenRun for several years now. Lost my first pair a year or so ago and bought a second pair to replace them. Great for podcasts and music as long as you don’t expect bass, as you said. Excellent battery life, too. My only complaint is the magnetic charge cable can be an annoyance to store. e: sorry I missed your earbud qualification - certainly not the OpenRun, then.
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Inzombiac posted:Are there any quality bone-conducting earbuds that are below $100? If you just mean bone conduction earphones, I would suggest any of the aftershokz/shokz products. I've had a pair for years and I think they're great. Just be sure that bone conduction is really what you want (i.e. you don't want them to block out any sound, so if there's loud noise around you you'll hear the noise and not what's coming through the earphones unless you turn them up ridiculously high). (I think some people have apparently had luck with cheaper products off of aliexpress/amazon but some of them aren't even really bone conduction despite claiming to be.)
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I miss my old Aftershokz Titaniums. Best headphones I ever owned that finally let me hear things on the left side of my head.
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mystes posted:I don't think bone conduction "earbuds" are really a thing because of how bone conductions earphones need to contact your head. Yeah, open earphones are what I'm talking about. I have the Openmove Shokz but I'm looking for unconnected pieces so I can wear just one at work and wear one while laying on my side.
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Does anyone know where I could get a custom dog nametag with a Russian (Cyrillic) name?
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Pretty much anyone who engraves with a laser should be able handle that. If they don't have a Cyrillic option, they should be able to engrave a .svg image, so you can make it yourself. AliX has a lot of services that should be able to help with that if you can't find someone local.
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You may find more takers these days if you tell them it’s a Ukrainian name, but then again maybe not.
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I've adopted some real old-man energry and have been feeding the ducks at the park down the street from our house. Getting sick of using ziplock bags. I want to find some kind of narrow and deep messenger/hip bag that I can basically fill up with a bunch of cracked corn and toss out handfuls. Something like this but not mesh: https://crabhawk.com/product/clamming/clam-bag/ Bonus points if its leather and looks decent.
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Feb 25, 2024 18:20
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Probs could use a kayaking dry bag or something similar.
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Feb 25, 2024 18:45
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what I don't get is why consider the looks anyway, wear your old man style with pride: Whatever recovered sack you can find with some diy handles sewn on. I guarantee the ducks won't mind.
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Cornuto posted:I've adopted some real old-man energry and have been feeding the ducks at the park down the street from our house. Getting sick of using ziplock bags. I want to find some kind of narrow and deep messenger/hip bag that I can basically fill up with a bunch of cracked corn and toss out handfuls. You might try looking for a "foraging bag". They're typically made to go on a belt, fold up when empty, and most folks make them out of waxed canvas and/or leather. Here's a random example: https://a.co/d/fKR2cOq but you can probably find better quality if you want to pay more, and even something narrower/deeper if you commission a custom job from somebody on Etsy. Lemniscate Blue has a new favorite as of 19:46 on Feb 25, 2024 |
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Foraging bags look like they could work, thanks!
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I'm remodeling a small room for the first time, like ever. Since it's small, I want the few things I can fit in there be nice - it's going to be like an office / movie / game room. I'm looking for a really nice loveseat, probably 6-7 feet. Is there a store or brand anyone could recommend with high quality or high comfort options? I'm thinking fabric, not leather. Possibly with an ottoman. I wouldn't say money is an object in general - I'm open to spending more on something great; but like, probably, idk, $3000 would be on the very high end of what I'd consider buying without some really compelling reason.
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Captain Lavender posted:I'm remodeling a small room for the first time, like ever. Since it's small, I want the few things I can fit in there be nice - it's going to be like an office / movie / game room. I'm looking for a really nice loveseat, probably 6-7 feet. Is there a store or brand anyone could recommend with high quality or high comfort options? I'm thinking fabric, not leather. Possibly with an ottoman. I wouldn't say money is an object in general - I'm open to spending more on something great; but like, probably, idk, $3000 would be on the very high end of what I'd consider buying without some really compelling reason. I have a Crate and Barrel couch that I absolutely love. No clue how they are generally viewed. I've had it for 15 years or so, and it is still very comfortable, and in great shape. It isn't sagging, and the cushions haven't deformed (though I do flip them over about every year or so).
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Another vote for Crate & Barrel. We wanted cloth as well, and deep seats were also a must-have. Ours is holding up extremely well 10 years in. Probably won't be all that cheap compared to others, but it was a great purchase.
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Captain Lavender posted:I'm remodeling a small room for the first time, like ever. Since it's small, I want the few things I can fit in there be nice - it's going to be like an office / movie / game room. I'm looking for a really nice loveseat, probably 6-7 feet. Is there a store or brand anyone could recommend with high quality or high comfort options? I'm thinking fabric, not leather. Possibly with an ottoman. I wouldn't say money is an object in general - I'm open to spending more on something great; but like, probably, idk, $3000 would be on the very high end of what I'd consider buying without some really compelling reason. Here's the thread where a lot of knowledgeable people hang out: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3955916
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Lovesac sactional
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Thank you all! If I get one I'll report back.
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Happiness Commando posted:Lovesac sactional Lovesac, baby!
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Cornuto posted:I've adopted some real old-man energry and have been feeding the ducks at the park down the street from our house. Getting sick of using ziplock bags. I want to find some kind of narrow and deep messenger/hip bag that I can basically fill up with a bunch of cracked corn and toss out handfuls. Please don’t feed them straight corn, that’s like Twinkies for ducks. They will end up dying from fatty liver or egg laying problems because of excess abdominal fat. For a bit more money you can get a nutritionally balanced food. It’s almost breeding season and ducklings must have niacin in their food or they may have permanent leg problems and a duck specific or All Flock food should take care of that.
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mmm, fatty duck liver
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One weird trick to make your own foie gras.
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Android Apocalypse posted:One weird trick to make your own foie gras. it's free at the park but it takes a while and some commitment.
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Joburg posted:Please don’t feed them straight corn, that’s like Twinkies for ducks. They will end up dying from fatty liver or egg laying problems because of excess abdominal fat. For a bit more money you can get a nutritionally balanced food. It’s almost breeding season and ducklings must have niacin in their food or they may have permanent leg problems and a duck specific or All Flock food should take care of that. Any you recommend? I'd tried floating duck pellets in the past (these specifically = https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Y8V6WKP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and they just ignored them. I read that cracked corn is cheap and they love it so bought that and they went nuts. They're also wild ducks, so its not like they're subsisting mainly on this, its just something to throw to them when I walk down there.
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I take these vitamin chewables: Vitafusion Multivites and NOW Supplements Vitamin D-3 1,000 IU. They both work great for me, especially the Vitamin D, it's been downright life-changing. But I really don't like gummies. Are there multivitamins that fit the same bill as the vitafusion multivites but are crumbly chewables like the NOW supplements vitamin D chewables? basically, are there flintstones vitamins-style for adults that are the same supplemental makeup as the multivites?
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