Play Nice Random Chat Thread VI

[SpiderBurton22]

Bloody bulldog supporters. Inboxing me casual sex requests. :stern look

 

[Ligma]

Bloody bulldog supporters. Inboxing me casual sex requests. :stern look

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I got that too hahahah ffs I have a bad hangover

 

[Ligma]

Sorry for the drunk posting yesterday, I came home ate a burger felt better then woke up today with a horrible migraine

Went to the great northern pub yesterday had a bit too many drinks

 

[Ry009]

Sorry for the drunk posting yesterday, I came home ate a burger felt better then woke up today with a horrible migraine

Went to the great northern pub yesterday had a bit too many drinks

Smash the electrolytes, always worked for me.

 

[Kangaroo Cat]

Bloody bulldog supporters. Inboxing me casual sex requests. :stern look

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I was so excited to get my first dm, some bot named kate asking for a hookup wasn't what i hoped for ...

 

[see see]

Bloody bulldog supporters. Inboxing me casual sex requests. :stern look

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Half your luck. I got one from a Freo supporter.

For the record, I'd never have a 'drinkk' or casual sex with someone who makes such poor life choices.

 

[LuvtheKangas]

My DM was from an attractive young lady named Jennifer Murphy. I choose to believe her request is genuine.

 

[Themanbun]

Today was my 30th consecutive day of waking up symptom free. Not just managing symptoms like my medication enables me to do, but symptom free. 11 years of battling a mysterious illness. I'm not counting my chickens before they hatch, I'm knocking on wood, etc. but this is just...fantastic. You get so used to living with chronic illness that you forget how under the weather you actually were until you feel 100 per cent again.

 

[Ligma]

Smash the electrolytes, always worked for me.

I think my head might fall off

 

[disco_cowboy]

Today was my 30th consecutive day of waking up symptom free. Not just managing symptoms like my medication enables me to do, but symptom free. 11 years of battling a mysterious illness. I'm not counting my chickens before they hatch, I'm knocking on wood, etc. but this is just...fantastic. You get so used to living with chronic illness that you forget how under the weather you actually were until you feel 100 per cent again.

What changed?

Also super happy for you!

 

[Ligma]

Today was my 30th consecutive day of waking up symptom free. Not just managing symptoms like my medication enables me to do, but symptom free. 11 years of battling a mysterious illness. I'm not counting my chickens before they hatch, I'm knocking on wood, etc. but this is just...fantastic. You get so used to living with chronic illness that you forget how under the weather you actually were until you feel 100 per cent again.

WOOOOOOOOO SO HAPPY

 

[Themanbun]

What changed?

Also super happy for you!

Thank you!

Believe it or not...and it provided a pretty unique clue into diagnosis - a nightly small dose of red wine.

I'm not a 'naturopath' type. Pharmaceuticals gave me my life back when nothing else could. I diarise what I consume religiously (a lot of undiagnosed people do this) in the hope of finding what sets me off. I got gifted a bit of wine and decided to get through it with just a small glass at dinner. Noticed after a few days I was feeling awesome, my family noticed too, and now a month on I had to bring it up with my neuro regardless of how silly it sounded.

The red wine in particular has been a pretty unique diagnostic clue. We still don't know exactly what causes it, and why it came up randomly when I was 18, but the working theory is that I have low blood pressure in the brain. It creates chronic symptoms (fatigue, morning nausea, brain fog) as well as episodic full blown attacks where my speech and movement faculties are mangled for weeks on end. Interestingly my neuro was actually working on the opposite theory (high pressure in the brain) but the meds for that (which lower overall blood pressure) put me in hospital. It all seems to line up, but there's no way of knowing for sure unless they find a leak of cerebrospinal fluid somewhere, which I don't have any indications of.

We don't know if it's alcohol or something else in the red wine that is doing the trick but maybe we will find out one day.

WOOOOOOOOO SO HAPPY

Thank you!

 

[Kangaroos techno]

Rittenhouse not guilty. He's going to rake in a shit tonne of money now just like the Covington kids. The first lot he should go after is lebron and facebook.

Inb4 val parrots social media highlighting that he watched none of the trial...then completely changes his mind after watching joe rogan's take.

 

[Val Keating]

Rittenhouse not guilty. He's going to rake in a sh*t tonne of money now just like the Covington kids. The first lot he should go after is lebron and facebook.

Thought he’d get off. Hope he does something with his life.

 

[Kangaroos techno]

Thought he’d get off. Hope he does something with his life.

He'll probably retire off all the money he'll make.

I agree. Makes sense to just let it all die off and live his life. Wouldn't surprise me if he goes into law and is used by republican congress.

 

[Kangaroos techno]

Media can't help themselves. Either intentionally wrong and trying to stoke the flames or ill-informed...who can tell anymore.

 

[disco_cowboy]

Thank you!

Believe it or not...and it provided a pretty unique clue into diagnosis - a nightly small dose of red wine.

I'm not a 'naturopath' type. Pharmaceuticals gave me my life back when nothing else could. I diarise what I consume religiously (a lot of undiagnosed people do this) in the hope of finding what sets me off. I got gifted a bit of wine and decided to get through it with just a small glass at dinner. Noticed after a few days I was feeling awesome, my family noticed too, and now a month on I had to bring it up with my neuro regardless of how silly it sounded.

The red wine in particular has been a pretty unique diagnostic clue. We still don't know exactly what causes it, and why it came up randomly when I was 18, but the working theory is that I have low blood pressure in the brain. It creates chronic symptoms (fatigue, morning nausea, brain fog) as well as episodic full blown attacks where my speech and movement faculties are mangled for weeks on end. Interestingly my neuro was actually working on the opposite theory (high pressure in the brain) but the meds for that (which lower overall blood pressure) put me in hospital. It all seems to line up, but there's no way of knowing for sure unless they find a leak of cerebrospinal fluid somewhere, which I don't have any indications of.

We don't know if it's alcohol or something else in the red wine that is doing the trick but maybe we will find out one day.



Thank you!

thats so awesome my dude

 

[Val Keating]

He'll probably retire off all the money he'll make.

I agree. Makes sense to just let it all die off and live his life. Wouldn't surprise me if he goes into law and is used by republican congress.

I can’t imagine his last couple of years of schooling would’ve been good though. With COVID and the trial on his mind and the fact he killed 2 people, (even though he did the world a favour killing the child rapist) his grades would have to have slipped. It’s a lot for a teenager to go through.

Come to think of it, ive never actually heard him speak.

 

[Merlin007]

Thank you!

Believe it or not...and it provided a pretty unique clue into diagnosis - a nightly small dose of red wine.

I'm not a 'naturopath' type. Pharmaceuticals gave me my life back when nothing else could. I diarise what I consume religiously (a lot of undiagnosed people do this) in the hope of finding what sets me off. I got gifted a bit of wine and decided to get through it with just a small glass at dinner. Noticed after a few days I was feeling awesome, my family noticed too, and now a month on I had to bring it up with my neuro regardless of how silly it sounded.

The red wine in particular has been a pretty unique diagnostic clue. We still don't know exactly what causes it, and why it came up randomly when I was 18, but the working theory is that I have low blood pressure in the brain. It creates chronic symptoms (fatigue, morning nausea, brain fog) as well as episodic full blown attacks where my speech and movement faculties are mangled for weeks on end. Interestingly my neuro was actually working on the opposite theory (high pressure in the brain) but the meds for that (which lower overall blood pressure) put me in hospital. It all seems to line up, but there's no way of knowing for sure unless they find a leak of cerebrospinal fluid somewhere, which I don't have any indications of.

We don't know if it's alcohol or something else in the red wine that is doing the trick but maybe we will find out one day.



Thank you!

well done; if we haven't got our health, life's a struggle

 

[Val Keating]

Media can't help themselves. Either intentionally wrong and trying to stoke the flames or ill-informed...who can tell anymore.

It really is hard to tell. It’s not like they needed to fan the flames on this one though.

Has there been any unrest since the verdict? Most people that I follow from the US had come to the conclusion that he was going to get off a while ago.

 

[Val Keating]

This is a pretty good article on it.

The ACLU Thinks Kyle Rittenhouse's Civil Liberties Got Too Much Protection

The American Civil Liberties Union should not cavalierly take the side of prosecutors against the concept of self-defense.

reason.com

Apparently there are protests planned again too.

 

[koshari]

Half your luck. I got one from a Freo supporter.
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For the record, I'd never have a 'drinkk' or casual sex with someone who makes such poor life choices.

would have thought mods would have a lot more time to screen accounts now snake is permabanned and they done have to constaltly manage his account?

 

[Val Keating]

would have thought mods would have a lot more time to screen accounts now snake is permabanned and they done have to constaltly manage his account?

Is he permabanned? Do you know what he did?

 

[Swallow_Wood]

Thank you!

Believe it or not...and it provided a pretty unique clue into diagnosis - a nightly small dose of red wine.

I'm not a 'naturopath' type. Pharmaceuticals gave me my life back when nothing else could. I diarise what I consume religiously (a lot of undiagnosed people do this) in the hope of finding what sets me off. I got gifted a bit of wine and decided to get through it with just a small glass at dinner. Noticed after a few days I was feeling awesome, my family noticed too, and now a month on I had to bring it up with my neuro regardless of how silly it sounded.

The red wine in particular has been a pretty unique diagnostic clue. We still don't know exactly what causes it, and why it came up randomly when I was 18, but the working theory is that I have low blood pressure in the brain. It creates chronic symptoms (fatigue, morning nausea, brain fog) as well as episodic full blown attacks where my speech and movement faculties are mangled for weeks on end. Interestingly my neuro was actually working on the opposite theory (high pressure in the brain) but the meds for that (which lower overall blood pressure) put me in hospital. It all seems to line up, but there's no way of knowing for sure unless they find a leak of cerebrospinal fluid somewhere, which I don't have any indications of.

We don't know if it's alcohol or something else in the red wine that is doing the trick but maybe we will find out one day.



Thank you!

My partner has Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome which causes symptoms much like you describe and is linked to low blood pressure and higher heart rate, especially upon standing. Many of her symptoms have recently been relieved and overall well being improved by stimualtion and realignment of the nervous system. She has only just started this treatment but signs are positive. Is this something that you have investigated?

 

[Val Keating]

Lol

Rittenhouse, Sandmann Agree To Share Joint Custody Of CNN

ATLANTA, GA—With Rittenhouse found "not guilty", media outlets across the country are preparing for costly defamation lawsuits after a year of calling him a white supremacist.

babylonbee.com