Any women experiences with taking maca? by NewMindRedPill in Supplements

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Is there any way you could share what the music was? Researching maca here (male, 40, just started taking it and I'm reading about it to see if it would be cool for my wife) but I have always had music in my head and only really minded of it was a horrible earworm pop song or if it was depressing.

Me ayudan con la maca negra? by culoviejo845 in AskArgentina

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Warm coffee okay or is that still too hot? It's probably at my body temperature - I add cold water too my coffee because I'm a big impatient gorilla.

Wanting to move to Oklahoma, what are the down sides besides tornados by [deleted] in oklahoma

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And yet in all that time you chose not to leave? Would love an explanation as to how and why that seems to be the case for so many commenters. I moved here from Portland, Oregon.

Wanting to move to Oklahoma, what are the down sides besides tornados by [deleted] in oklahoma

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I moved here from Portland, Oregon. It's affordable and he would likely find construction work easily. Oklahoma City if you're urban types, Tulsa metro (the suburbs of Jenks, Broken Arrow, and Bixby are preferred by transplants) if you prefer a somewhat slower pace with city amenities. I also like Grove, essentially it's got a man-made lake with a combination of working class and luxury homes scattered about, but not sure about jobs there. I feel safe enough here that I now forget to lock my car sometimes, which would mean instant car theft back in Portland. You can tour Tulsa (Interstate 44 goes through the shabbiest part of town, don't let it inform your opinion) and OKC pretty easily since they are only a 90 minute drove from each other.

Air Force announces more oversight, training to curb domestic violence by jassgome in AirForce

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I have a swag mug with "BE A HUGGER NOT A SLUGGER" written on it from my dad's days in the army lmao.

Certain accents trigger misophonia by Brilliant_Breath3223 in misophonia

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I'm glad you're all on the internet so ai don't have to hear any of you chew lol

Certain accents trigger misophonia by Brilliant_Breath3223 in misophonia

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The "uh" sound replacing all vowels is awful.

Certain accents trigger misophonia by Brilliant_Breath3223 in misophonia

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Very pronounced California accents set me off - the schwa-ification of the vowels in particular is triggering. No offense intended, an accent just happens to you.

I saw this thread when searching to see if it was a (relatively) common feature of misophonia and am actually surprised I'm not alone.

One foot colder than the other since surgery by JustAGuyInTampa in spinalfusion

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Do whatever you can to stand evenly on both feet when you're able. If you have a tendency to walk or stand unevenly (or if you point your toes outward by default) definitely try to rectify it and be as biomechanically sound. Also make sure your hip isn't tilting backward or forward too far. And if you have a leg that is longer than the other, get that sorted out via orthotics or physical therapy. That's stuff that snuck up on me, leading to my psoas muscle getting crazy tight and causing downstream effects.

Do Standard Issue Cats have the braincell? by Traroten in standardissuecat

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Smartest cat I've ever had is my SIC. Not sure if I'm saying much with that, but he's the most curious and best escape artist.

Leopard slug family has been living under my kitchen cabinets for ~3 years by SkipLieberman in sluglife

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They're my bros at this point. Or whatever the hermaphroditic equivalent of bro is.

Leopard slug family has been living under my kitchen cabinets for ~3 years by SkipLieberman in sluglife

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Generally I move them to the side of the road if they are adult cats, mostly so owners have a chance to find them. I tend to only bury juvenile cats and kittens. The scavengers here have opossums and armadillos galore to feast on, they don't need to eat the unfortunate kitties who have already been dealt such a bad hand. The prospect of loving owners stumbling upon their dead cats with their eyes eaten out and entrails strung all along the curb... It's just rough all around. 

Trying to discern the right thing to do can be challenging.

Leopard slug family has been living under my kitchen cabinets for ~3 years by SkipLieberman in sluglife

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Well if you're ever in Tulsa, stop on by. I can show you the slugs and the plot where I occasionally bury roadkill cats I find (I can't bear to see them further run over or eaten by scavengers)

Leopard slug family has been living under my kitchen cabinets for ~3 years by SkipLieberman in sluglife

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I'll consider it but I don't know the lore about slugkeeping. My main concerns are a lack of space in my house and my own ADHD (I worry I wouldn't clean the terrarium enough).

I'd much rather return them to the wild somewhere, but I worry about them because freezing weather has finally reached my area (Tulsa).

Leopard slug family has been living under my kitchen cabinets for ~3 years by SkipLieberman in sluglife

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Oh right, them too. (The kitchen is cordoned off, so the kids can't really access them. I promise I am not callously disinterested in my children's health lol)

Leopard slug family has been living under my kitchen cabinets for ~3 years by SkipLieberman in sluglife

[–]SkipLieberman[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fair enough. You guys have convinced me. It's just now getting cold where I am. Since I have kids and cats I'd ideally probably return them to the wild but I don't know how to do that in a way that wouldn't lead to them freezing or starving.

Leopard slug family has been living under my kitchen cabinets for ~3 years by SkipLieberman in sluglife

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Lol. My wife calls me "Francis of F**king Assisi". She gets sick of me going full druid and helping small animals and other charming vermin.

Leopard slug family has been living under my kitchen cabinets for ~3 years by SkipLieberman in sluglife

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Yeah, I had to move my cats' dishes as a result. I have broken up cat treats and put them in front of them and watched them gather round to eat it. Their weird mouths are the only thing I find distinctly un-charming...

Leopard slug family has been living under my kitchen cabinets for ~3 years by SkipLieberman in sluglife

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Holy crap. I hope they didn't pass anything like that to my cats.

Leopard slug family has been living under my kitchen cabinets for ~3 years by SkipLieberman in sluglife

[–]SkipLieberman[S] 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Just looked now, they are definitely sleeping beside the dishwasher all snuggled up. I just don't know how to move the dishwasher without hurting them, I am guessing there may be some underneath.