BingBongTheArcher

I don’t think so but CVS and Walgreens installed digital cooler doors so you can see whats in stock before you open the door. Apparently you couldn’t do that before when the doors were 100% transparent glass that didn’t use extra electricity.

Thanks for the link. I will be doing some more reading today. Also the last part about not jumping the gun makes sense.

Yeah, that looks like it. I saw a single article written about it over a year ago. Seemed like it should’ve been a bigger deal than it was.

Whatever happened to the shrunken heart muscles thing, or was that a different peptide that caused that?

I would say its a common occurrence. My grandfather passed away leaving a pizza shop earlier this year. Back when I was a kid and my parents took me to church, I remember always going to IHOP, Bob Evans, or Perkins after for breakfast (don’t worry, my family weren’t the type to go for breakfast/brunch to yell at teenage wait staff after church) and I distinctly remember 4 occasions where a fellow diner passed away or had a serious health issue hit them while eating. Bob Evans was the one I remember most. Everything there is very high in sodium and they encourage you to add more. Fun fact: about 2/3 of Americans living with high blood pressure don’t know they have it. We live with far too much stress and far too much sodium.

Thanks for posting these. I’ve been depressed as a mofo lately and haven’t even touched my pc in over a month at this point so I get to live with games for the time being through your posts. I have been a fan of and recognized most of them so far just from the images.

Yes. It goes back too. I know this is just a small example but even looking at the show Boy Meets World Cory (played by now Jewish Republican politician Ben Savage) never ever learns from his mistakes. He plays the victim always and never shows any personal growth as if he’s above all societal rules.

Shortly after the change I even noticed that some of the sites used to make/hallucinate the AI summaries weren’t even on the first 3 pages of links aggregated. They existed ONLY inside the tiny icons on the bottom right of the overview/hallucination where it was being cited.

Saving this for April 1st.

I don’t have autism but I watched the show Patience.

Tried it out for about an hour yesterday. I LOVE the explore tab they have. It felt like I was on Google/Ask Jeeves in the 90s. I came across a site ran by a curmudgeony linux enthusiast that predates Google, a dollz revival fan site, fermi (discord alt), a site where a guy writes extremely long in-depth reviews about retro video games, and a bunch of neocities pages (that really took me back).

Brown/green lentils and bay leaves

I never really dreamed of being anything when I grew up but now that I’m older I would say I wish I stuck with skateboarding and baseball. I was really good at baseball as a kid. I actually got picked up to play at the LLWS on ESPN when I was 13. About a month after, I broke my wrist skateboarding and gained weight which took me out of baseball for good. It took decades but since then, I’ve lost over 100lbs and I’m back to a healthier lifestyle. Skateboarding just holds some of my best memories from childhood, especially going to the old Vans skatepark at Potomac Mills (does anyone remember the video you could unlock of Tony Hawk doing a 900 on THPS1? That was filmed on the 16’ halfpipe at Vans in Potomac Mills) I remember at one point they had a wall of tvs with xbox, playstation, and gamecube consoles too for the adults and younger siblings. I gotta stop or nobody will have time to read my nostalgia-bomb novel over here.

Its funny that you say that. I was restocking on creatine at the grocery store at the beginning of the week and a gen z kid started up a conversation with me and we got on the topic of AG1 being a scam and he mentioned that Joe Rogan is an idiot bc he pushes that neuro gum crap but can’t remember simple things all the time.

“She calls it a mayonegg”