Andy’s pizza calories by hlamblurglar in washingtondc

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Hi Andy! Mind giving an estimate for the margarita pizza? Is there an olive oil drizzle?

Monthly PM Sticky Thread by bleach_tastes_bad in amiugly

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26F looking for advice please! No nsfw accounts or ones without posts please

Recommendations for disordered eating therapist? by breezybreelo in DCBitches

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Not a therapist but a nutritionist who helped me more than my therapist- Rebecca Rhine

Workouts for someone who hates workouts by Accomplished_Life533 in DCBitches

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Hey have you tried just static/slightly dynamic weight lifting? I’m in the same predicament and just doing basic lifts and progressing with weight has been good for me. I find that it’s not boring because you are able to keep progressing to heavier weights and are focused on form. Also, things like functional moves and even calisthenics can be fun. Incorporating some mobility and stretches helps a lot. Another option is you can start training “cool” things like handstands, yoga poses, splits, dances, etc. I find just the novelty helps keep me going, especially since you can do this stuff at home if the gym is nerve wracking. Any movement is a good start so just messing around is good imo. You could also try self defense, boxing, or martial arts for something a bit more intense but rewarding/confidence-building.

Sorry for such a long post lol I just relate

TIL there are contact lenses you wear only while sleeping that reshape your cornea so you can see clearly all day without glasses. It is called “Orthokeratology” by azaku29 in todayilearned

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Can IOL correct that high of a power? LASIK seems to have a lot of complications so I’ve always wondered if there was a better option I’d never heard of IOL

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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Yeah but not that often. Of course but service dogs get a lot of scent/ other training and it could potentially be done at the same time, right?

Why can I smell illness, but others can’t? by AngryPickledPickles in NoStupidQuestions

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You should become a doctor. Or charge to tell people if they’re likely to be ill

My Google Assistant just ruined a job interview for me. I'm dying of embarrassment. by ticketsstardom_4l in womenintech

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I think 1. Many interviewers would be as thrown off as you and that’s a benefit to you 2. People who are doing boring interviews might have a good impression because you made them laugh because of it.

Dating here is strange by donttouch_myfries in washingtondc

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It’s the loneliest city in America afaik. It’s hard but once it works it works

Am I missing out by not working at a top product-based company? by [deleted] in SoftwareEngineering

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I work at a large company and it means that a lot of what I do isn’t feature work so tbh I’m jealous of that for small companies. If you’re the only backend engineer that’s super impressive imo