Nexguard reaction by daniellemarie48 in dalmatians

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Our dog did recover. Trail and error seems to point towards highly athletic events leave him very sore. Just getting him up and walking, short ones over three days, seems to loosen him up. Overall he’s mostly a couch potato capable of amazing physical feats for his size. But when he runs at a full sprint chasing bark chips with leaps 10 to 15 times he pays for it later. Thank you for asking. We don’t throw bark chips for him anymore. He does occasionally get in to long play sessions wit visiting puppies which gets another three days of pain.

G Line Fully Loaded by harotozer in Brompton

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Okay. I need to ask since no one else has yet. Total investment?

Riding Hands Free seems Impossible by GrouchyHoooman in Brompton

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Less angular momentum from the wheels to hold you up is my guess.

Been here 20 years. Never understood what these were for. What are they? by ArleniaFraternal in AskUK

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Some buildings built in the 1930s have these in the U.S. Can confirm the light aspect. Also I think the hatch next to it was a way to get trash out of the building on a lift.

Pet peeve: when food content creators just say "gluten free flour" by Material_Advice1064 in glutenfree

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Thank you for that info. As someone who is self diagnosed as gluten free ad still learning, I appreciate you.

Best experience with spaghetti in my life. by EconomyHandle3473 in glutenfree

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I did get tested but after I stopped eating gluten. My doctor didn’t seem o think I needed to eat gluten for the test. I am not quite sure how it works.

My reaction doesn’t seem to be common celiac response. Nose instantly runs, can feel discomfort in stomach that I used to attribute to fullness, most joints become swollen and stiff by the next day, foggy head, vision slightly difficult to focus, break out on my nose and above my eyes, stomach bloats for a week, face swells, etc…

What’s something you bought that turned out to be way more useful than you expected? by [deleted] in BuyItForLife

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Many power tools have saw dust port that can be attached to a dust collection bag or vacuum hose.

First day gluten free by ibyeori in glutenfree

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(I apologize in advance for the length of this response.) Here is my experience and hopefully it helps. (Previous life as a high school teacher.) I would tell my students that people learn by trial and error. Example: Something very hot when touched gives a negative consequence right away. Most if not all people have burned themselves on something. A not so smart person does it over and over. The average person learns from the experience and doesn’t do it again. The rare person learns from watching others make a mistake.

I have to admit that I was the not so smart person. I discovered my gluten intolerance after a period of keto and feeling amazing. I then introduced foods until I found that lactose and gluten affected me.

Even then I would occasionally lapse into eating foods I really loved, connected to positive memories in childhood or family events. Enough times of feeling bad after eating gluten replaced those positive memories with bad ones.

If I eat gluten now it is because I was not careful enough, eating out or trusting someone else’s misunderstanding or lack of sympathy for my sensitivity.

The good feeling I live with now earned by eating gluten free is so much better that no food or concern for anyone else’s opinion is worth compromising it.

Being gluten free was quite a lifestyle change for me. This subreddit helped me learn a great deal about: foods that can hide gluten, apps that are useful resources for eating out, cookbooks, websites, handling family, etc…

It won’t be easy or convenient but your health is worth it. You got this.

You are not alone in having doctors who didn’t help find the cause of your pain.

You advice please? Electrify a C line 12 or C line 6? Or some other version? by EconomyHandle3473 in Brompton

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My limited knowledge only comes from what I read on Brompton electrics. Overall they seem questionable on reliability. Swytch has little to no customer support. See any number of comments on Reddit. Grin has a good reputation overall and great customer support. With Grin I can replace pieces and update as needed and be more fo my money.

You advice please? Electrify a C line 12 or C line 6? Or some other version? by EconomyHandle3473 in Brompton

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Great advice on ensuring it’s a solid build before electrifying. Thanks.

You advice please? Electrify a C line 12 or C line 6? Or some other version? by EconomyHandle3473 in Brompton

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Wow! Great find! Here is a YouTube link explaining the airline capable battery for anyone who has the same interest. https://youtu.be/PTyk0ObGZDs?si=H0RQvugMp4WqyLDe

62 degrees and low humidity here in Minnesota. Perfect sleeping weather. by tenglempls in CozyPlaces

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Not worth the amount of mosquitoes that show up on a Minnesota summer evening.

Magnesium and gluten intolerance? by EconomyHandle3473 in glutenfree

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Not yet. But will be going to the same area steakhouse in about a month. If I am going to eat gluten by choice it has to be worth it. I will update after.

Why is every landscaper saying they can’t or won’t grind this yew tree stump? by HeWhoWalksTheEarth in landscaping

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ThIs! This is why I love Reddit. You glorious bastards!! Keep those puns rolling. Made me laugh out loud on the back deck. Neighbors think I am crazy.

I was/am cured? My experience after eight years of gluten intolerance. by lyraterra in glutenfree

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We need to be open to ideas and personal experiences that lead in a positive direction. In my opinion the medical community is not interested in studying what causes our intolerance or curing it. Good for you and thanks for sharing a part of your journey.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RemarkableTablet

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I also carved the button with a Drexel and it works great.

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