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Anarchy in the diaspora in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Perhaps I don't view this forum as some monumental pillar of existence where everyone is required to be flawless or adhere strictly to the spirit of the PDF.
I subscribe to a much more relaxed philosophy: just stay chill.
Anarchy in the diaspora in Feedback & Suggestions ·
I would prefer if certain individuals returned to posting within the diaspora community, as I found their contributions quite engaging. However, that is unlikely to occur, given they have made their reasons for abandoning this PDF very clear. 😢

Regards to mrtvoj_hladnoj, kokuzu, and others who might be reading this... and that includes you, Michael Lewis52.
Anyone still running Windows 7? in Software ·
Heh, who exactly is doing the judging here? Is it just the OS itself? Regardless, it doesn't crash, freeze, or cause any issues. Mind you, I don't perform heavy audio/video editing or anything particularly demanding on my machine.
Anyone still running Windows 7? in Software ·
On my old Dell laptop, everything runs perfectly even with less than 1 GB of RAM available.

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Moderator Update in Feedback & Suggestions ·
slywolf45 said:I am voting for a formal warning and penalty.
Come over here 🙂 😈

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Heh, I feel much the same way about this. 🙂
Dealing with hemorrhoids in Health ·
Let me contribute a few intelligent 😁

1. The most critical step is obtaining an accurate diagnosis. You must visit a primary care physician or a specialist regardless of how uncomfortable or embarrassing it feels; this is vital because...

2. ...hemorrhoids aren't always the culprit. There are several similar conditions, yet "hemorrhoids" is the catch-all term used by the general public. In reality, you could be dealing with hemorrhoids, an anal fissure, an anal fistula, or perhaps something else entirely.

I am providing a copy-paste excerpt below (since I cannot post links due to advertising rules) just so you can see how easily a misdiagnosis occurs:

Anal Fissure

This proctological condition manifests as a small wound or ulcer on the highly sensitive lining of the anal canal. Because the area is so delicate, the typical symptoms include:

* intense, burning pain in the anal area, which is particularly acute after bowel movements and can persist for hours
* bright red bleeding
* a palpable lump located immediately above the fissure, often referred to as a "sentinel polyp"

The pain and bleeding associated with an anal fissure, combined with the presence of that palpable lump, frequently misleads even medical professionals, who may incorrectly interpret the condition as "inflamed external hemorrhoids." To be clear, those are not hemorrhoids.

I dealt with this for several months. I was convinced I had hemorrhoids, so I applied every ointment imaginable before finally seeing a doctor and then a specialist. As expected, it was my own fault for accepting the wrong diagnosis. It turned out I had an anal fissure and that damn "sentinel polyp," which confused me because it looks exactly like a hemorrhoid.

The surgery was performed at a hospital; it lasted about 20 minutes under general anesthesia, and I was discharged to go home two hours later. A day or two after the procedure, I experienced some minor bleeding while having a shit 😁 but without severe pain—just a slight stinging sensation. I take "Fybogel" every morning and evening (I assume it is available in the US) to regulate my bowel movements and strengthen the anal muscles.

My advice is simple: head straight to a doctor via a referral to a specialist or visit a private clinic. Do not let fear or shame stop you; it isn't worth suffering over something that can be resolved quite quickly.

Oh, I almost forgot... I asked the surgeon what caused my specific issue. He told me bluntly: "A poor lifestyle, bad dietary choices (meaning too much fat, salt, spice, and dried meats, and not enough fruit), alcohol, and cigarettes... all the things we already know damage the body."
Suggestion for the mods - Service Unavailable in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Stop attacking the moderators without any actual cause. Another forum Threads: 773,061, Post: 4,566,268, Members: 1,132,685 experiences occasional minor glitches, but since the moderators are located all over the country and the site remains functional, the issue clearly does not lie with them.
transporter III in Movies ·
crimsontrucker4 said:The camera work is too frantic, the chase scenes feel off, and it relies on the usual mindless beatings. But the most absurd part has to be when the Audi smashes through walls, train cars, and thick forest, yet the only damage shown is a single broken window after the car "lands."
And then there’s that idiot trying to pull the car out of the river. LOL.
Based on how much air was left in those tires, that car should have been floating like a raft...
That said, I did find the female lead attractive...I've always had a weakness for redheads.😁

and freckles 👍 anyway, the acting is a 1 out of 10, but it's her first film.
What are you reading on the toilet? in Miscellaneous ·
Raymond Campbell35 said:I am planning to set up a wireless network in my apartment so I can carry my laptop around, browse the web, and get some work done on the fly. 🙏

I already do that😍 every single morning. I read the latest news from the New York Times, CNN, and Fox News, then spend a little time scrolling through Reddit, and that’s basically how my day starts. 😁 Only after that does my morning coffee happen, followed by everything else.