11365 pts ยท April 29, 2020
A belief is not necessary a religion. If you are conflating those 2 it makes it easy to argue that they are the same, which they are not.
From the statistics i've seen (europe/us) gay men are less common than lesbian women, but depending on region it can be very close. But women are much more likely to identify as bisexual. So overall they represent a bigger part of the lgbtq+ community. I think that tracks, given the much bigger stigma of being gay in a patriarchal society.
But for fairness sake, the other day they get to push your car!
My dog is more like "sigh you got home late again, now make supper and i shall leave the couch"
technically any trillionaire is also a billionaire. Now where's my fucking button.
There are plenty of other languages who have different words for animal & meat from said animal. German is just one of the languages where it doesn't happen to be that way. Chicken/poultry is also a bad example, since it doesn't mean the same. Poultry includes duck, turkey and other birds and afair for those the same word is used for the animal and the meat, even in english.
Never read Moby Dick, but absolutely loved that scene in First Contact.
even better with the supercharged shockrifles... where's my ibuprofen?
Women only want one thing eh?
Technically it's not mold but bacteria that keep the acidity so high that molds can't thrive.
So while the initial volume drawn can be significant, it isn't the reason for the headdaches that often just start to manifest quite some time after the procedure and sometimes persist multiple days. While the incidence is not low (est. 10-40%) few headdaches last longer than 1-2 days and usually it can be handled with pain meds adequately.
A lot of post spinal headache is attributed to spinal fluid leaking out through the puncture hole after the procedure. The dura isn't really good at repairing itself quickly and depending on the type of needle used the hole can persist for a while. Also haematoma can lead to pressure on the nerves near the puncture site. And then yes, the amount is not insignificant (10-20, rarely up to 50 ml taken out of est. 100-150 ml in total) but it is estimated that the human body produces ~500 ml/day...
That's the most insane reasoning ever. Sure both will kinda hurt a bit. But If the needle of the anesthetic spooks you and you move uncontrollably, nothing bad will happen. If you move uncontrollably because being spooked by pain while they have your spine punctured, that has a way higher risk of serious injury. But i think nowadays every sane doctor will use a local anesthetic.
You should always look over your shoulder on a turn, just to make sure. Because there are plenty of other people doing shit, like pedestrians, motorbikes & cyclists. Other drivers not paying attention and changing lanes.
No looking in the mirror nor over the shoulder check, also probably no turn signal. We really need more inattentive driving for "content" creation.
But please stop using them with collars and use them with harnesses. They can really lead to terrible injury or worse.
But if your teammates/opponents do ball into their own rectangle thingy? Hah checkmate!
Technically correct.
As a German, it is pretty common here to drink raw milk and i do sometimes because it just tastes better. Has nothing to do with anti-vaxx or other anti-science. Raw milk is regulated heavier than "normal" milk with higher hygiene standards. We also understand that pregnant, nursing, sick or immunocompromized people should not drink it. It has risks, but they are comparable to eating sushi or honey. A lot of esp. french cheeses are made from raw milk and nobody bats an eye.
Given that the setting only affects the duration and not the temp, 1 round on 4 would probably achieve the same.
You have to bring the nap fluid/gas to have a sleeping patient to monitor in the first place.
No they usually aren't that docile if their calves are in distress. Protective cows regularily kill humans. He really had some balls just stepping over the fence so seemingly carelessly. Though, the cows did seemed pretty docile when he started. Maybe he has experience or he was just lucky and did underestimate the risk he put himself in. Still good job of him and i wish him all the best.
Idk what will this cost in the US? $10k, $100k?
Fire burns oxygen. Without airflow, no new oxygen. Without oxygen fire goes out...well and you die.
I wish you all the best and stay strong. We only had it in one of our dogs and it sucked.
There are probably more climbers than horse riders. Your comparison is just disingenuous.
According to google, there are ~30 outdoor climbing related, deadly accidents per year in the US and ~80 related to horse riding. So unless you feel that riding a horse is also insane, it's not quite as insane as you might expect.
loaded mecahnisms instead of a simple metal wedge (called cams) that are more flexible. The trick is to find cracks that are angled in a way that it will become jammed if you load it (when falling/resting) and have a good assessment of the type of rock you are dealing. It requires experience, but if placed correctly they are very safe. Also you don't rely on a single one, so even if one fails, unless you fucked mutiple, you just fall a bit longer. Ofc dangerous when close to the ground/ledges.
A belief is not necessary a religion. If you are conflating those 2 it makes it easy to argue that they are the same, which they are not.
From the statistics i've seen (europe/us) gay men are less common than lesbian women, but depending on region it can be very close. But women are much more likely to identify as bisexual. So overall they represent a bigger part of the lgbtq+ community. I think that tracks, given the much bigger stigma of being gay in a patriarchal society.
But for fairness sake, the other day they get to push your car!
My dog is more like "sigh you got home late again, now make supper and i shall leave the couch"
technically any trillionaire is also a billionaire. Now where's my fucking button.
There are plenty of other languages who have different words for animal & meat from said animal. German is just one of the languages where it doesn't happen to be that way. Chicken/poultry is also a bad example, since it doesn't mean the same. Poultry includes duck, turkey and other birds and afair for those the same word is used for the animal and the meat, even in english.
Never read Moby Dick, but absolutely loved that scene in First Contact.
even better with the supercharged shockrifles... where's my ibuprofen?
Women only want one thing eh?
Technically it's not mold but bacteria that keep the acidity so high that molds can't thrive.
So while the initial volume drawn can be significant, it isn't the reason for the headdaches that often just start to manifest quite some time after the procedure and sometimes persist multiple days. While the incidence is not low (est. 10-40%) few headdaches last longer than 1-2 days and usually it can be handled with pain meds adequately.
A lot of post spinal headache is attributed to spinal fluid leaking out through the puncture hole after the procedure. The dura isn't really good at repairing itself quickly and depending on the type of needle used the hole can persist for a while. Also haematoma can lead to pressure on the nerves near the puncture site. And then yes, the amount is not insignificant (10-20, rarely up to 50 ml taken out of est. 100-150 ml in total) but it is estimated that the human body produces ~500 ml/day...
That's the most insane reasoning ever. Sure both will kinda hurt a bit. But If the needle of the anesthetic spooks you and you move uncontrollably, nothing bad will happen. If you move uncontrollably because being spooked by pain while they have your spine punctured, that has a way higher risk of serious injury. But i think nowadays every sane doctor will use a local anesthetic.
You should always look over your shoulder on a turn, just to make sure. Because there are plenty of other people doing shit, like pedestrians, motorbikes & cyclists. Other drivers not paying attention and changing lanes.
No looking in the mirror nor over the shoulder check, also probably no turn signal. We really need more inattentive driving for "content" creation.
But please stop using them with collars and use them with harnesses. They can really lead to terrible injury or worse.
But if your teammates/opponents do ball into their own rectangle thingy? Hah checkmate!
Technically correct.
As a German, it is pretty common here to drink raw milk and i do sometimes because it just tastes better. Has nothing to do with anti-vaxx or other anti-science. Raw milk is regulated heavier than "normal" milk with higher hygiene standards. We also understand that pregnant, nursing, sick or immunocompromized people should not drink it. It has risks, but they are comparable to eating sushi or honey. A lot of esp. french cheeses are made from raw milk and nobody bats an eye.
Given that the setting only affects the duration and not the temp, 1 round on 4 would probably achieve the same.
You have to bring the nap fluid/gas to have a sleeping patient to monitor in the first place.
No they usually aren't that docile if their calves are in distress. Protective cows regularily kill humans. He really had some balls just stepping over the fence so seemingly carelessly. Though, the cows did seemed pretty docile when he started. Maybe he has experience or he was just lucky and did underestimate the risk he put himself in. Still good job of him and i wish him all the best.
Idk what will this cost in the US? $10k, $100k?
Fire burns oxygen. Without airflow, no new oxygen. Without oxygen fire goes out...well and you die.
I wish you all the best and stay strong. We only had it in one of our dogs and it sucked.
There are probably more climbers than horse riders. Your comparison is just disingenuous.
According to google, there are ~30 outdoor climbing related, deadly accidents per year in the US and ~80 related to horse riding. So unless you feel that riding a horse is also insane, it's not quite as insane as you might expect.
loaded mecahnisms instead of a simple metal wedge (called cams) that are more flexible. The trick is to find cracks that are angled in a way that it will become jammed if you load it (when falling/resting) and have a good assessment of the type of rock you are dealing. It requires experience, but if placed correctly they are very safe. Also you don't rely on a single one, so even if one fails, unless you fucked mutiple, you just fall a bit longer. Ofc dangerous when close to the ground/ledges.