Posts by Jerry Davis48

Laura Chavez93 said:What is there left to say about this—some people are being asked to sign on the dotted line while others get a free pass 🙂

It all depends on your social standing.

There are certainly more advantages than drawbacks here.

It’s an odd film; I agree with the consensus

Robert Hernandez10 said:The difference?
All three groups you mentioned are exceptionally bright—we’re talking way above average. The only real distinction is a tiny fluctuation of maybe one or two IQ points between them. Also, if we're looking at hair color shades, the first group hits an 11, the second is a 9, and the third sits at a 10. Even physical stats are above the global average; pathologists claim the differences are measured in mere fractions of a millimeter, though no one living or dead has ever had the guts to state their full measurements in writing under their real name. Besides, women don't need that data on paper; they've known the truth through word of mouth since the dawn of time. Some unsung hero once remarked that people from Gary are exactly the same as the Hamzićans—completely identical with zero geographical distinction, because, let's face it, it's essentially the same town. The story always ends with that mystery man having his grave marked somewhere far away as the "Grave of the Unknown Hero." At the end of the day, political boundaries shift constantly, but one thing remains constant: it's all just HB.

I read online that the people below speak with a pure Southern accent, while those above use a Northern one. Is their origin different?

There must be a distinction. Comparing a place like Miami to a place like Des Moines is like comparing heaven and earth; there is no connection between them. However, when someone says they are from a small town in Georgia, and another says they are from a small town in Alabama, it is often viewed as the same. At least, that is my view.

I’m curious about the distinction between the folks from the western regions—places like the rural areas around Phoenix or maybe parts of Montana—versus those from the southern territories near the border, such as the areas around El Paso or San Diego. Is there a fundamental difference in their character or "breed," so to speak? Also, would a place like Boise fall into that first category, or does it stand entirely on its own?

Matthew Johnson30 said:Ignore this troll before someone actually takes him seriously.👎

Look, buddy, if I were a troll, I’d be doing a much better job than you are.😁, and believe me, I would.

You likely lack sufficient lubrication in your joints. This refers to the synovial fluid that facilitates bone mobility. It tends to thin out specifically in the shoulder and hip due to their spherical structure. I suggest consuming 2 to 3 glasses of urine daily; I believe you would regain your mobility within about 15 days.

Sam Kim12 said:you aren't just going in for a deviated septum; you are undergoing a deviated septum surgery😉.

Your hospital stay depends entirely on the scope of the procedure—whether the surgeon is addressing only the septum or performing a full nasal reconstruction after an initial examination—and which technique is utilized, such as open or closed surgery. Furthermore, the specific surgical approach and the duration of recovery depend on when the surgeon removes your packing, dressings, or any other internal supports used during the process.😉

Predicting the timeline, the complexity, potential complications, or even the type of nasal packing is impossible. When I had my procedure during high school, I planned for a four-week break from classes for a simple septoplasty. That was accurate. It took two and a half months before I could return to physical training, and a full year before things completely stabilized.

redranger82 said:Can anyone who has recently undergone a septoplasty confirm or deny this? 😁

It took me about 10 to 12 days.

I believe pollen season is starting to kick in. Is anyone else experiencing symptoms? (I suspect they are mild so far)

I train every evening. On Wednesdays and Fridays, I switch to morning sessions focused on strength and conditioning. My routine strictly includes dumbbells, pull-ups, dips, and Bulgarian split squats.