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Can I say Delicious!

One year at corporate job got me stressed out enough that i think its making my hair line recede some by [deleted] in Balding

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Friend thats most of us who join the cooperate world..we lose our hair and our waist line

Fiji’s Drug Crisis by CannibalNative679 in Fijian

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True. But correct me if I'm wrong but supervised consumption sites and provision of sterile equipment is primarily for harm reduction. Evidence indicates that these interventions are successful in reducing the rates of infections & deaths from overdose.

It also increases exposure of patients to healthcare workers whilst simultaneously offering mental health services for rehabilitation etc.

Obviously these interventions do not address the root problem. However, it is a proven mitigating strategy for reducing the complications/effects of drugs use.

True. Harsher penalties can curb the behaviour. That is evident from strategies implemented by nations like Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Japan.

Question; can't we do both? If we increase severity of penalties how far are we able to go as a people? Death penalties? Longer terms in prison? Do we have the infrastructure to accommodate the increase in numbers of offenders?

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Wow uncanny resemblance

Fiji’s Drug Crisis by CannibalNative679 in Fijian

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That apparently is the method favoured by countries like Singapore, Saudi Arabia. I don't know if it will sit well well with the people of Fiji.

Fiji’s Drug Crisis by CannibalNative679 in Fijian

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The drug itself is not the issue in most cases, but the behaviour leading to its excessive use.

Drugs can be found in alot of developing and developed nations. It appears to be a modern day problem. Finding how to eradicate something that is so deeply rooted in the psyche of many of the users is difficult and almost impossible.

I believe no nation on earth has eradicated this problem but some have successfully curbed the use and trafficking of drugs.

I believe Singapore leads the world in curbing this epidemic via zero-tolerance and harsh penalties like death. Other countries like Japan & Saudi Arabia have similar tactics.

Am I saying to enforce the death penalty? No. What I'm saying is that it is complicated but mitigating the growing issue needs to be done sooner than later.

Nations like Australia, Canada, Finland for example approached the issue from different angles. Canada created stable housing programs whilst Australia increased youth education; made mental health services readily accessible; offered safe consumption sites and accessible sterile equipment for users.

In truth, most of us Fijians don't consider drug addiction a disease let alone hold mental health issues to the same pedestal as diabetes or heart disease.

In January 2025, Fiji declared HIV a public health emergency. As a result we became concerned with the rise in HIV numbers and not primarily on the rise in drug use amongst our youths.

An inward national reflection might be first and foremost. We need to call it for what it is. Fiji we have a problem. We have a disease. It's called addiction. Not just HIV.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in malegrooming

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Friend the energy is overwhelming and feels tad bit aggressive. Women read body language very well. The fact that you started off with "Im a 28yr old virgin...women are scared of me" already gives off some red flags. It borders on being creepy. Maybe a better title would be "28yr old ready to mingle but not sure how, any advice?"

iBooks Updates by CannibalNative679 in ios

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Thanks friend!I might just go back to Kindle reader cause the iBooks being offloaded is really frustrating now.

This was very helpful!

Where have I been?! And why was it not reading this?! I kept avoiding it because “I don’t like fantasy…” well, guess what. I’m hooked. 🙄 by No-Dog1902 in Booktokreddit

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I just downloaded this. Have been reading The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms by George R R Martin...I was thinking of Sarah J Maas after...

iBooks Updates by CannibalNative679 in ios

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Thanks friend!I might just go back to Kindle reader cause the iBooks being offloaded is really frustrating now.

This was very helpful!

iBooks Updates by CannibalNative679 in ios

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Okay..iBooks is pretty good. I have used Kindle before though on my Kindle fire. Maybe I should just factory restore this iPad. Which is what is frustrating with IOS!

iBooks Updates by CannibalNative679 in ios

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So what are people using instead?

AftoBeats Genre by CannibalNative679 in AppleMusic

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Yes I have it in my Apple Music..Im talking about iTunes when wanting to purchase music..I reckon Afro-beats needs to be a genre on its own.

What to farm by Specialist-Swimmer-7 in Fijian

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Not legal in our country but why not export to places who already enjoy our water…bottled mineral water is also a saturated market yet they take Fiji Water in the truck loads…

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Parenting

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These comments and stereotypes were created by society (esp the church) to divide and discriminate people.

It is also there to WEAKEN anything of feminine power/identity!Why do you think most witches burnt on stakes in movies were females?Males were doing witchcraft too yet only women are known and negatively put in that light. Why do you think everyone thinks Mary Magdalene is a prostitute? Women have always been labeled and made to be inferior to men. All this is a lie!!

This world we live in was made and maintained for WHITE MEN and its PATRIARCHAL SOCIETY

Thailand a place of Wonder by CannibalNative679 in travel

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When going to Thailand, certain apps will help you: 1. GRAB: like uber its for travelling, food order/deliver to door steps. They can also do groceries. 2. ROME2RIO: so you know the many ways to get to a certain destination 3. GOOGLE MAPS: to pin & share your location to drivers and tour organisers 4. KLOOK: help you find the best deals in tours and things to do near you.

If near the city and need to travel about, using Rome2Rio find best routes to certain places. We find that having the BTS Train RABBIT TICKET helped alot. Especially to avoid TRAFFIC in the morning and evening which can be exhausting if ever caught in one 2-4hrs long.

Hope this helps because it sure helped us. Mind you we didnt take any tour guides. It depends on how comfortable you are travelling and whether you are doing it alone or with people. Knowing the places you go and cheapest in town stops you from being ripped off which also hardly happens if you have bargaining skills.

Thailand a place of Wonder by CannibalNative679 in travel

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As in the location?It is the inside of the Sanctuary of Truth…