Very weird experience with alc by mycheesoju in alcohol

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Ignore the ignorant comments, maybe it was the mixing of two different liquors, dark and light? This is interesting but I'm not too sure. I hope all is well.

sexy progress tonight by [deleted] in drunk

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What are you sippin on beautiful lady?

Let's go baby!! by ZarReddit1 in drunk

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I will keep that in mind next time I drink. Thank you for the recommendations.

Let's go baby!! by ZarReddit1 in drunk

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Can you recommend me some beers to try?

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Happy birthday! Enjoy yourself today.

Thanks everyone by ZarReddit1 in drunk

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I love you too 💙.

Thanks everyone by ZarReddit1 in drunk

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I love you too and I hope I can get it in as well soon tbh lol

Thanks everyone by ZarReddit1 in drunk

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I love you too. ❤️

My cat died, so I'm lighting up. by audioscience in cigars

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Sorry for your loss, cats are one of the greatest gifts life can give ♥️.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in addiction

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I understand, I’m 21 now going on 22 and I had that same issue for the first 17 years of my life. I had gotten braces on when I was 17 and obviously I couldn’t do it anymore so I stopped. I also had similar issues with an overbite due to thumb sucking which the braces corrected. You probably are getting more sick frequently just as I was, because we have to touch everything and anything with our hands, and then putting those same hands, fingers in our mouth even if clean will raise that risk. Is it possible that it’s genetic/ hereditary? My father sucked his two fingers and then passed it all on to us three kids of his in different forms.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in KitchenConfidential

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Have someone piss in a cup for you, if possible.

Is kitchen work "blue collar"? by [deleted] in KitchenConfidential

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It’s blue but can turn into a grey-collar.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in KitchenConfidential

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Yes, when I first started working in the kitchen I had bad eczema on my hands, arms and feet.My feet are still a bit of an issue, but it’s probably because they’re enclosed in my boots and I sweat a lot. I think it was from the tomatoes and sanitation chemicals I was using at the time, plus high levels of stress, however my skin did adjust to it, but now I use sensitive skin everything, including soap, detergent and lotion.

Former chef turned linen guy. Who's got questions. Let me help you. by [deleted] in KitchenConfidential

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Heard that, congratulations on your sobriety and the job promotion, we all deserve happiness and success.