amberorca192 said:I have honestly never dealt with an illness that was linked to my immune system, even though I’ve been using hard drugs for fourteen years straight.
The thing is, meth basically wipes out all the bacteria and viruses in your bloodstream, so it makes sense that you usually get sick right when you finally stop using.😬
Just make sure you don't let the tattoo get too dry. I actually forgot to apply lotion to my own once—or maybe I just couldn't reach it since it was on my back 😬—but it looks fine now, even if it is a bit raised 🤔
Actually, you should probably be moisturizing it every three hours or so 🤣
Melissa Cruz2 said:but William White2, my first tattoo, which I've had for three years now, feels completely smooth; you can't even feel it when you run your fingers over it.
I suppose I don't know, 😳>
In my experience, I can definitely feel the texture, and it's pretty obvious to the naked eye.😳>
though I suppose it’s mostly because I got inked back when I was just some kid 😬 and since the tattoo is on my back, I probably had them pump in more ink just so it wouldn't fade away once I eventually bulked up a bit 😕
The absolute worst part about this whole situation is that probably 80% of those people driving around have Thompson CDs sitting right next to their Cajki albums; they spend the entire month acting like tough guys just to line the pockets of $67
Patagonia said:I’m genuinely curious, what kind of legal ground would he even try to use to complain? 😕 😁 😁
I suppose he might argue that his speedometer wasn't functioning while he was rushing a patient to the ER, or perhaps claim he can't afford the fine because, on a meager salary of $833, he's already stretched thin paying for his kid's college tuition . But, honestly, you could probably just pay it, and once you factor in the $167 plus court costs $37, you're looking at roughly $203, which basically means some bureaucrat is going to go out for a fancy dinner of lobster and caviar instead of actually fixing the potholes in our roads. On top of all that, you'll still be stuck paying the registration fees and buying new shock absorbers😬
I happen to have some experience dealing with traffic violations, and I suppose I would suggest contesting them, since my appeals have managed to save me quite a bit of money so far.
Ugh, it’s honestly quite messy. I suppose they clearly need some professional guidance, though it seems to me that explaining it to them might be a bit more complicated than dealing with someone struggling with depression And frankly, I don't get the impression they even realize they need help, mostly because they seem convinced they are absolutely right
Timothy Morgan38 said:Perhaps I wasn't entirely clear... My concern is that whatever this is, it might be something TOTALLY UNRELATED TO THE KIDNEYS
Are you saying that to me specifically? 😬 Or to everyone here? Honestly, the absolute worst thing you could do right now is go quoting some medical encyclopedia at me listing out every single symptom for every possible ailment; because every disease has like ten different symptoms, and you're bound to find eight of them on yourself eventually.
It is possible that you might be dealing with a urethral stricture—that’s the channel responsible for transporting urine away from the kidneys. If that passage narrows, the flow becomes obstructed, which creates backpressure on the kidney and can lead to various types of inflammation. However, I suppose if that were actually the case, you would likely be experiencing some pretty intense pain after drinking a significant amount of fluids. I guess there is also the possibility of kidney stones, assuming what you're describing feels more like those sharp, rhythmic renal colic pains.
restlesspanther1 said:In what sense... are you saying they're dirty, or why?
I suppose I am not entirely certain myself, particularly if they possess some sort of deep history or if they happen to be from somewhere else in the world. For instance, if a friend were to bring me a traditional mask all the way from Indonesia, I might feel somewhat uneasy about touching it; I would pick it up, of course, but there would be this lingering sense of discomfort. I guess it is a complicated feeling, and I am not quite sure how to articulate it.😬
restlesspanther1 said:if I ever saw her in person, I honestly think she would just drop dead on the spot
Now, I’ve always had a soft spot for animals—I even have a photo of myself with a snake draped around my neck😛 but when it comes to phobias, mine are more along the lines of those irrational, nonsensical fears. I suppose I have a certain aversion to specific objects, particularly if they look antique; I really can't bring myself to touch them😵 I get a bit uneasy with heights too, though perhaps not enough to stop me from riding a freefall tower or a spinning ride at Six Flags😬 those seem like pretty solid therapy for anyone dealing with severe phobias😬
Elizabeth Garcia2 said:Just another incredibly terrible American film released within the last five years.
I honestly can't begin to fathom what kind of criteria you're using to judge cinema if you think this was bad. I’m practically just sitting here waiting for you to claim that "Dead Serious" and "Little Night Music" were also failures...
I smoked regularly for about six or seven years, but I suppose I eventually just grew to find the whole habit rather repulsive; since then, I’ve mostly limited myself to smoking while drinking beer, which tends to make me feel 😁 I might also have one or two cigarettes here and there with my coffee, though if I happen to head outdoors over the weekend, I might end up finishing an entire pack
🤔 Hookahs and tobacco I suppose I've been wondering lately, though I might be overthinking it, why people don't tend to mix other substances into a hookah