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Regarde Aduck posted:So, what's everyone's favorite crisp? The residue left behind at the bottom of the pan in my rice cooker
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Ewan posted:And then when you eat it likewise you need to properly nuke it *furiously takes notes* and how much is a proper nuke? Seriously I see people eating curry and rice for lunch at work and I'm sitting there all sad with my riceless curry and an NHS health page telling me not to reheat rice
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:citing her comments which suggested that she “respects the right”  quote:to have a second referendum on independence. Oh, ok.
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TACD posted:Loudly ringing the emergency alarm and screaming at everyone to get out now before this thread descends any further into the nightmare pit of writing Boris Johnson sex acts fanfic I found an old hard drive while cleaning yesterday, and on it was some Clegg/Cameron slashfic from 2010. Ah, memories~
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Zero Gravitas posted:you're all still expecting starmer to be some sort of perfect saint instead of a guy who works with what is practical I don't think anyone expected this. We expected someone who would at the very least keep the promises they were elected as leader on. And I'm struggling to see anything he's done since that you could call practical, except with regards to factional struggle from the viewpoint of the right.
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Gonzo McFee posted:https://twitter.com/PoliticsForAlI/status/1376577298237915141?s=19 The last five years has just been a circle which began and ends with 'the people in power are poo poo', it doesn't matter what nationality they are 
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UKMT night crew: should we destroy Wales??
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Barry Foster posted:I mean, yes, it's "go to therapy"  Most of the progress I've made can be attributed to reading Albert Camus and the concept of the Absurd, of learning to live with despair and gaining control over it. The rest I've managed through meditation, which might not work for everyone but has helped carry on those same arguments to convince my body and irrational mind not to freak out.
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forkboy84 posted:I'd agree with that. The Myth of Sisyphus was probably the work of philosophy that had the most direct impact on me. Which isn't to say I'm not prone to despair now & again because my brain chemistry is borked but it helps somewhat. It's a very daunting thing to be told you have to create your own meaning, because there's gently caress all to be found elsewhere. It completely broke my brain at uni and I've only just started putting the pieces back together, but it's also the only piece of philosophy I've been able to find real consolation in. It also doesn't promise that everything will be smooth and easy, which fits with, well, *gestures wildly at everything* The brain chemistry thing is where meditation has helped me. If you are able to develop the skill of clearing your mind it can help force your brain to stop despairing by default. It's not easy to explain and I'm sure its efficacy varies from person to person, but it's well worth a try. Headspace free trial is a good place to start I think.
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