darkbison81, Pringles + Killian is hands down the best chip out there, yum. Nicholas Jackson90 clearly hasn't a clue...
cosmicridge5, you're acting cold, but I’ve never been ashamed of what I don't know, because at least I recognize my own ignorance. I actually enjoy learning from you, since knowledge really is power. 😁
I mean, I get it, but I was honestly wondering why it wasn't working on my boyfriend either, if the whole issue really boils down to the carpet quality Nicholas Jackson90 is obsessing over...
The guy’s just shaving his way through life. 😁 For me, it’s strictly about the cold, hard facts: you’re dealing with synthetic fabrics, plastic everywhere, cheap carpeting, dry skin, and bone-dry air—so just stop overthinking it and go stick your fingers in an outlet already.😁 😁 😁
you have to admit that madness has much better continuity; it’s a more stable phenomenon that doesn't require constant upkeep
I'll give you that. From a purely resource-driven perspective, madness is an absolute winner when it comes to cost-efficiency and effort. 😁 Still, one can't deny that a cold beer always hits the spot just right. I mean, there's a certain satisfaction there, isn't there? 👍
How on earth am I supposed to get any training in when my entire body is aching? I need to fix these physical issues first before I can even think about hitting the gym. 😢
1; solid advice. Tomorrow, I think I'll give the apartment building a big hug before I even step foot in the garage.
Just being discreet. People can be absolute animals and might start making nasty remarks. 😁 So, you just play the part—act like you've had one too many drinks, lean against the wall, and pretend the world is spinning just as much as you are. 😁
People get angry when they see us, and they lose their minds if they actually touch us.
That's exactly the kind of thing I used to see in some old black-and-white movie. 😁
Look, before you even think about getting into the car, touch a tree or maybe the side of a building. It should help bleed off that potential difference. See, because of those tires, a car acts like one massive capacitor, so you really ought to make sure you're electrically neutral first. There’s also a third option: maybe you and cosmicridge5 are actually those fiery women I’ve heard nothing but stories about, though I've never actually met either of you. 😁 👍 Meanwhile, here I am, overanalyzing physics like a madman.
Dissolved minerals are just part of the water's makeup. If you strip them all out, you’re just forced to find another way to get those nutrients back into your system. Honestly, if the water is microbiologically safe, there is absolutely no reason—and frankly, it’s more harmful—to go through the hassle of filtering it. Most of these high-end filtration systems are nothing more than an expensive scam. 😁
You definitely have dry skin.😁 Try this instead: think of it as a workaround similar to how they handle fuel tankers out on the interstate. Grab a chain and loop it around your ankle so the other end drags along the ground—just make sure you aren't dragging it on synthetic flooring. It’ll keep things moving constantly. Also, try bumping up the humidity by putting bowls of water on your radiators to let them evaporate. That should help your sinuses too. You won't be dealing with that dryness anymore. 😁
I honestly can't believe this. You must have some kind of synthetic material on you—even just the soles of your shoes could be the culprit. Run a test. Strip down to next to nothing, maybe even go barefoot if you're just testing this at home 😁 and then slowly put your clothes back on to pinpoint exactly when the vibrations start. On another note, I heard Con Edison is buying up power from private suppliers at incredible rates right now. 😁
I make a point of grounding myself against my car every single day.
That’s not how it works; you aren't grounding yourself via the vehicle, rather, the car is grounding itself through you. You have to remember that the car carries its own static charge, so you're essentially dealing with two separate clouds colliding—a double hit. Plus, those rubber tires provide incredible insulation. 😁
This is great! Personally, I’m dealing with a pinched nerve in my lower back, and honestly, none of it works—not the physical therapy exercises, not the laser treatments, and certainly not the electrical stimulation.