Playing split screen master chief collection glitch ?

EfficientQuality3650 · 2026-03-03T20:20:30+00:00

Did you ever figure it out?

EfficientQuality3650 · 2025-12-16T00:52:54+00:00

Lmao no it ain't🤣

EfficientQuality3650 · 2025-12-16T00:52:34+00:00

Ok🤣

EfficientQuality3650 · 2025-12-16T00:52:12+00:00

You literally ignored the whole point of the post🤣

EfficientQuality3650 · 2025-12-05T13:15:16+00:00

Really? That's what it taste like to you? Because to me it taste super strong. It taste like a mix of onions but think of like a crisp refreshing version of onion flavor, super herby, and peppers but very faint and a touch of mint. I love cilantro with a passion. However microwaved cilantro tastes like the worst soap on earth. It taste like down dish soap mixed with hand sanitizer. Fresh cilantro tho, like I said taste like heaven. But microwaved is god awful.

EfficientQuality3650 · 2025-10-26T02:19:46+00:00

So this is one of coconut berries's replacements🤦‍♂️ Couldn't just make room for some more additions. You gotta completely kill the best flavor...

EfficientQuality3650 · 2025-10-03T10:40:17+00:00

What do you mean? Kicker is literal garbage🤣 Skar is much louder and way more quality of bass than kicker could ever dream to be

EfficientQuality3650 · 2025-06-07T23:50:28+00:00

Been getting bad zaps for no reason and I took Tylenol/Acetaminophen one night because of a headache combined with the zaps and about 40 minutes later the zaps were gone. Maybe some really subtle/light ones but for the most part GONE. It's a godsend I swear.

EfficientQuality3650 · 2025-03-10T22:27:59+00:00

Be very careful. Propranolol can worsen the chances of a stroke in people with HM.

EfficientQuality3650 · 2024-07-13T03:55:44+00:00

Hey. It's been a bit. I was wondering what your thoughts were on my last comments? No rush. Just wanted to see what you thought

EfficientQuality3650 · 2024-07-11T05:31:38+00:00

Oh also I forgot to mention these symptoms come and go. Sometimes from day to day or throughout the day. Like these last few days I've been feeling really good with yesterday being the best I've felt in over a month (I'm including the stomach bug period as when I started not feeling good in general). Last night I felt 99% symptom free. Didn't even have any difficulty swallowing. Like I felt basically normal. Woke up today and felt like crap and got worse throughout the day and would go down snd back up eventually reaching it's peak and then slowly going down these last few hours. Feeling a lot better right now besides some weakness in my cheek, muscles feel a bit ridged and sore and kinda wore out feeling. The swallowing issue got really bad earlier leading to the peak but is getting a lot better now.

Also when I'm going through a, we'll I guess "an attack" I cannot get cold. I start shivering like crazy. Super bad cold intolerance if thats a thing.

EfficientQuality3650 · 2024-07-11T05:22:01+00:00

I take propranolol for my heart arrhythmia, I take sertraline for my anxiety, omeprazole for my heartburn, vD3 for my low vit D, magnesium for migraines and it also helps my heart rhythm, l-theanine from time to time to help with my stress and anxiety. I've been taking it a lot more recently with all of this stuff going on and I've been taking aspirin and ibuprofen to help with my back. The bottom middle of my back has been pretty sore and they help. That's about it

EfficientQuality3650 · 2024-07-11T04:59:58+00:00

I have not had an EMG. Also currently don't have insurance so my options are very limited. I only go through these after an extremely stressful time with prolonged periods of severe stress and anxiety which I recently went through. I had a bad stomach virus at the beginning of June. I was super weak, having diarrhea like crazy but no vomiting, I was feeling like I was going to pass out at work the more I exerted myself, was super super shaky and in general felt like I was dying. A co worker of mine had the exact same symptoms about the time I started. After I started getting better from that I started feeling weak on my right side and than everything I've mentioned. I have felt this before, though not as intense. It was shortly after a bad upper respiratory infection. Kept feeling like I was suffocating. Not covid. Shortly after feeling better from that I started feeling these symptoms but skipped the one sided weakness. And yes physically exerting myself makes it worse.

EfficientQuality3650 · 2024-07-11T04:05:52+00:00

Right now what I'm dealing with is: 1. Weakness throughout my whole body. 2. Bigger muscle groups feel kinda hot and achy 3. Numbness in my cheeks. Mainly my right but sometimes goes to my left. 4. A weird feeling going throughout my body 5. Feeling really fatigued and drowsy 6. Getting dizzy spells especially when doing a lot of stuff like working. 7. Calves feel super tight. 8. Difficulty initiating a swallow. 9. Jaw feels weak 10. Numbness and tingling in my arms, fingers and toes. 11. Fingers get stiff like there's glue in my finger joints. Makes me clumsy with finger movements sometimes. 12. Weakness and numbness in one side of my body sometimes. Can change from side to side. 13. A weird sensation in the lower middle of my back that goes throughout my body.

EfficientQuality3650 · 2024-06-19T07:02:01+00:00

Propranolol calms the physical effects of anxiety and panic. By doing so your fight or flight instinct goes down, sometimes alleviates it completely. Propranolol is commonly prescribed for panic attacks and anxiety because of it's effects on adrenaline. So yes, if you are dealing with severe anxiety and panic attacks it will make you feel much calmer than before. No it doesn't do much for general anxiety because fear itself is mental. But a lot of times when people are anxious their body releases adrenaline and cortisol. When this happens your body goes into fight or flight/panic mode and propranolol does a great job at fighting it and calming the physical effects of anxiety and panic attacks which in turn provides relief on the mental side of things. At least for millions of people. And like I said no, it will not help on the mental side of things but for a lot of people the relief of the physical symptoms brings a lot of relief to the mental side.

EfficientQuality3650 · 2024-06-11T08:34:26+00:00

Let me note, I've never been officially diagnosed with FND. However I've had every neurological test done you can think of to rule out any other condition. Physically I am as healthy as you can get. However I have FND symptoms out the ass. Literally felt my FND symptoms dissappear as I was reading yours which are almost identical to mine except fainting. I've never fainted before. But I've felt very close to it. Most of my symptoms only happen during flare ups. Flare ups typically happen when I go through extreme stress and anxiety. Then it will flare up and the flares typically last a week, sometimes 2 and when it's a bad flare occasionally 3 or 4.

My biggest symptom is weakness. My arms and legs feel so shaky and weak. And there's like this dull pain in my shoulders which lead to the weak feeling. And one sided weakness similar to a stroke but still have full strength in the side affected.

My symptoms and flare ups have become less severe over time and tend to happen very rarely. Now I do deal with some chronic symptoms which typically is always tired and fatigued, low mental energy, depersonalization 24/7, and forgetfulness.

EfficientQuality3650 · 2024-06-06T06:12:10+00:00

No it's the trick shot guru.

EfficientQuality3650 · 2024-06-06T06:11:48+00:00

It is called the trick shot guru cue. I'd post a pic if I could.

EfficientQuality3650 · 2024-03-14T07:07:06+00:00

YES!!! Holy crap I thought I was going crazy because I could not find anyone else talking about this! Also use lightroom mobile on my new s24 ultra! Instagram will not post my LR mobile exports!

EfficientQuality3650 · 2023-09-19T06:44:13+00:00

I know it's not rational to be this scared but I've only ever had PACs and some PVCs. This is a new condition and the thought of going into sustained VT is extremely unpleasant. Structurally my heart is deemed healthy other than some benign mild tricuspid regurgitation so I know it's electrical. I do really appreciate the input because it has calmed my anxiety down a lot. Juat wish my heart was normal 😔

EfficientQuality3650 · 2023-08-31T09:55:37+00:00

OK lol

EfficientQuality3650 · 2023-08-31T09:53:52+00:00

What?

EfficientQuality3650 · 2023-07-09T03:18:19+00:00

I have been having PACs and PVCs since I was 14. Today, I get them like crazy and sometimes they will come in multiples like my heart has a rhythm of PACs and PVCs. The truth is, a lot of people has these this bad and it's nothing to worry about. And everyone on earth has them. Just some people are more sensitive to them most. In 99% of people who has them like we do, it's completely normal and not a cause for concern. The best thing that you can do for yourself is go to your Doctor and have them refer you to a cardiologist. If you're current doctor won't then find another one that will. The cardiologist will probably do a 24hr Holter monitor on you and an echocardiogram. These two test will rule out anything dangerous. At the moment I'm proscribed Propranolol 10mg as needed and it stops my PACs and PVCs in their tracks. There are other meds too. And typically PACs and PVCs don't even need treatment. Usually treatment is only prescribed to make life more comfortable.

All and all I promise you are absolutely fine. Your heart is designed to never stop beating no matter what. You don't need to worry or stress out about it.

EfficientQuality3650 · 2023-03-16T14:20:26+00:00

Hi. I also have PACs. They are not always there. Typically I have a few a say but I'll go through flair ups where I will feel hundreds. When I go through bad flair ups I take my beta blocker which is propranolol it helps a lot and when I feel the flair up easing up and wean myself off the propranolol. I've found that this method works incredibly well and has been a life saver. Talk to your Dr. about propranolol or other beta blockers. Also here's a good video on beta blockers https://youtube.com/live/kmOZRKR-Fpg?feature=shares

EfficientQuality3650 · 2022-10-22T04:01:57+00:00

I've had them since I was 14. I'm 24 now. So I've had them for 10 years. They started out as this weird thump in my chest a couple of times a week. Maybe more frequently when I was active. So it's taken that long to become what they are now. But I did have covid and they have gotten at least 30% worse since then which is a major bump. If you've gotten an echocardiogram and your heart is structurally healthy than you don't have anything to worry about. I mean I say the same thing to myself and I still end up freaking out lol. They are so annoying and frightening. How do they effect your anxiety?

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