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granitepuma2 said:The way they select these matchups is laughable... this isn't even about the Champions League anymore; you could tell from the very start of this Juventus vs. Intel game that the commentator was clearly biased toward Juve.


I didn't catch the game, but I bet Bob was broadcasting it. Damn Juventus.😠 😠
Melissa James70 said:So, I was listening to this psychiatrist explain their job the other day. They actually said that psychiatrists only deal with people who have mental disorders. Honestly? That’s just not true—or at least, it’s a massive oversimplification. Not everyone walking into a clinic is there because they're "disordered." Sometimes it's just about life stress, burnout, or navigating some heavy stuff. It’s a pretty narrow way to look at the whole field.

Look, I just don't get the obsession with political correctness. It feels like we're overcomplicating everything. If you have a cold, you're sick. Period. You don't say you're "partially sick" just because your vision is fine and you can still technically function. That sounds ridiculous. Just call it what it is.
Why is it that seeing a psychiatrist or a psychologist is still treated like some kind of social disgrace? Honestly, that stigma is the real pathology right there. It’s funny—in this country, we think it's perfectly normal to struggle with high blood pressure, atherosclerosis, or obesity, even though most of those are things people can actually influence or even prevent. You'll meet some "tough guy" who'll brag about having a heart attack like it’s a badge of honor. But when it comes to mental health? Suddenly everyone’s acting like it's a secret to be ashamed of. Meanwhile, half of all prescriptions being handed out are for psychiatric disorders. If you're asking me why it's like this, just look at a map and see where we are. Who knows if it'll ever change?
Emergency! in Health ·
If you’re feeling generally run down, it’s totally normal for that to hit your lower half too. If this dragging feeling lasts longer than just a few days, though, you should probably check in with your doctor. In the meantime, just take that Eli Lilly supplement—you know, the one that guy in the commercials is always pushing. If it gives him a boost... 😂
Yeah, honestly, if you haven't finished those off by now, you might as well start shopping for diapers soon... But then again, only about 50% of pregnancies actually make it to the first month mark—meaning half of them don't even register—so maybe you're already in that second half...
Why do we watch movies? in Movies ·
I mostly focused on his more lighthearted phase... 😁
Are antibiotics harmful? in Health ·
I'm mostly on the same page as Benjamin Murphy2, except when it comes to sending a kid for an X-ray. If a doctor actually knows how to listen to lungs properly, you usually don't even need one. You should definitely get a CRP test done, though—that’s really the best way to tell if you're dealing with a virus or a bacterial infection...
Are antibiotics harmful? in Health ·
I feel like Zithromax gets thrown around way too casually these days. Honestly, there are plenty of much better antibiotic options out there for dealing with upper respiratory infections...
Why do we watch movies? in Movies ·
I watch movies strictly for kicks. It’s either comedies or something starring Clint Eastwood, Steven Seagal, or Chuck Norris... You already know how they end, no guesswork needed. Clint always comes out on top 😁 Honestly, life is heavy enough as it is. We deal with enough serious stuff in our daily lives, so I save my free time strictly for unwinding.