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- Comment on Suspicious 11 months ago:
Lmao, fair enough!
- Comment on Suspicious 11 months ago:
Why the fuck you roasting a turkey upside down? You want nice crispy golden skin on the back and gooey white skin on the actual edible parts?
- Comment on Tradition 11 months ago:
I mean we use US customary and metric too, but US customary measurements aren’t always the same as Imperial.
1 US pint = 16 US fluid ounces 1 British pint = 20 British fluid ounces But wait! 1 British pint = 19.2 US fluid ounces
Would you like to know more? Probably not, but anyways: …wikipedia.org/…/Comparison_of_the_imperial_and_U…
- Comment on Bread 11 months ago:
It always knows.
- Comment on Bread 11 months ago:
This is the way. The butts sacrifice themselves for the greater good.
- Comment on Jesse is smarter than what we give him credit for. 11 months ago:
Businesses don’t have the power to do that if we collectively tell them no. But that being said, how DO you split up a 10-day week keeping the same basic ratio of “weekend” days?
Three weekdays, followed by a single “weekend” day or mid-week break, then four weekdays followed by a two-day weekend?
- Comment on Its most common use case is interrupting games 11 months ago:
It’s a hell of a lot easier to disable than it is to enable, especially if you’re not disabled. It’s a minor inconvenience once for us, but enabling it could be exceedingly difficult to overcome for someone else.
- Comment on The Sacred Hole 11 months ago:
To be clear, the text in the bottom half of this meme is 100% accurate, though rarely, if ever, spoken out loud. When you approached The Hole, you’d briefly exchange glances with the other diggers, they’d nod, silently acknowledging a new ally and, without a word, affirming “you know what to do.”
- Comment on Seek relief 11 months ago:
Not sure why you were downvoted, this a quality comment with academic sources.
- Comment on Seek relief 11 months ago:
Your distinction is correct, but I simply listed NSAIDs as an example, not an exhaustive list of pain relievers. You also make assumptions on “the normal headache pill” based on your locale. In the US paracetamol/acetaminophen/Tylenol is very common, but so is ibuprofen/Advil, naproxen sodium/Aleve, and aspirin/Bayer. In fact, I’d argue ibuprofen is far more popular here based on how much larger the ibuprofen section is compared to acetaminophen in pharmacies. Granted acetaminophen is a bit more common in compound OTC meds like cold and flu medicines.
That being said, paracetamol functions extremely similarly to NSAIDs, but it’s not anti-inflammatory, and works on the nervous system only, whereas NSAIDs affect the brain and body as well.
- Comment on Seek relief 11 months ago:
There’s a VERY big difference between “pain relievers”, NSAIDs, and “pain killers” which are opioids. NSAIDs are effective and safe if used properly.
- Comment on Seek relief 11 months ago:
And acetaminophen is brutal on your liver if you take it often.
- Comment on Only thing getting developed is a headache 1 year ago:
Eventually, but it starts with Googling and trying a bunch of other example code and failing miserably.
- Comment on October 13 - 15, 2023 - Weekend Box Office (Estimates) 1 year ago:
Gonna blame its marketing, because this is totally up my alley but it’s one of maybe three films in this list I’ve never heard of.
- Comment on Infrastructure 😍 1 year ago:
It’s throwing a little bit of shade.
- Comment on Infrastructure 😍 1 year ago:
An outspoken pro-LGBT and womens’ rights musician, and a pro-vax athlete. They’re using their fame for good.
Pick better targets, these are friendlies.
- Comment on Making a button to do this is apparently far too difficult 1 year ago:
Yup, this is why you should always sign up using a credit card, never your debit card or bank. You can issue a chargeback online pretty easily with most credit card companies these days, it won’t affect your credit, and the money never leaves your bank account.
- Comment on The fact that people this stupid exist 1 year ago:
Where did you read this nonsense? The COVID vaccines are FAR more effective at preventing illness and death than the flu shot. The things we learned about mRNA vaccines made for COVID will be used to improve the flu shot and other vaccines in the future. There is quite literally no reasonable argument against the vaccines. They’re extremely safe and extremely effective.