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I am between the the age 27-42.What age group are in, if I might ask?
I am between the the age 27-42.What age group are in, if I might ask?
what a coincidence! me too!I am between the the age 27-42.
Well, silliness aside, we are the inheritors of two nuclear meltdowns, 32 known "broken arrows" (nuclear incidents) just in the U.S., and regardless of the Cellular Defense Team and the science that's supposedly says it's harmless, safety awareness is typically kept in the dark where it can only be dealt with after the fact.I am between the the age 27-42.
Well that's scary lol.Well, silliness aside, we are the inheritors of two nuclear meltdowns, 32 known "broken arrows" (nuclear incidents) just in the U.S., and regardless of the Cellular Defense Team and the science that's supposedly says it's harmless, safety awareness is typically kept in the dark where it can only be dealt with after the fact.
Long story short, I expect brain cancers like mine to become quite commonplace in the future.
I'm not saying you have it, but the symptoms you described sound a whole lot like the beginnings of my Focal Onset Aware Seizures. And cancers aren't likely to be the only neurological crises we experience. I'm sure the issues you and many, many others are experiencing are due to our mistakes of the past.
Well, silliness aside, we are the inheritors of two nuclear meltdowns, 32 known "broken arrows" (nuclear incidents) just in the U.S., and regardless of the Cellular Defense Team and the science that's supposedly says it's harmless, safety awareness is typically kept in the dark where it can only be dealt with after the fact.
Long story short, I expect brain cancers like mine to become quite commonplace in the future.
I'm not saying you have it, but the symptoms you described sound a whole lot like the beginnings of my Focal Onset Aware Seizures. And cancers aren't likely to be the only neurological crises we experience. I'm sure the issues you and many, many others are experiencing are due to our mistakes of the past.
You seem to be confirming exactly what I was thinkin'... All of it.Well that's scary lol.
The loud environment thing has only started recently and I mean maybe in the last year. This week has been the most intense. If there are too many sources of sound then it gets overwhelming. For example, this morning I was making breakfast in the kitchen and the sound of the microwave, air fryer, running water, tv on, cats running about, and someone cutting the grass outside was too much for me. Even if I'm only watching TV i get irritated if it's too loud. At work if it gets too noisy I need to go stand in a room for a bit to calm down.
I've had a few other things that have started recently including my eyes shaking (not all the time) and my vision being out of focus for no obvious reason. I get if i've been watching a lot of TV or playing games but it happens if i'm not straining my eyes. For a while I kept seeing flashes/lines in my eyes but that seems to have stopped. I've always had a twitch in my neck but i also get twitches in my jaw now. They can hurt. I don't know if it's my nervous but i bite my lip a lot, my cheek twitches, and i frown/blink. And another thing is that when i'm feeling really anxious I kinda shut down and don't talk. It's almost like i don't have the energy for it and if I do try talk it takes more effort and i can stutter. The other day I was like this and i thought this is so weird because usually i can talk just fine.
Fuck knows what's happening.
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I actually interpret something like "it's all but done" to mean "the work is done, and unless something fuck's it up, we should be good to go." So, there's an element that suggests it's done on your end, but there's a waiting period before it becomes active, and let's hope it doesn't get fucked up whilst we're waiting. Something like that, anyway.english is a weird language...
I just thought about the phrase "all but..." as in "it's all but done". which means "it is almost done"... but that makes no sense.
"all but done" should mean that it's far from being done...
the word "but" either means "except" or it is used as a generic objection... so if something is "all but done", you're literally saying that the thing is [everything] [except] [done]. if something is EVERYTHING except being done, it would mean you're trying to say that it's so far from being done that you could call it everything else, except being done...
so wtf is up with that phrase? I think as a non-native speaker stuff like this really sticks out, because you have to learn it and thus take wqy more note of inconsistencies like that.
you could say... that phrase is... all but logical... at least you should be able to say that
try scots english. we use but at the start or end of setences for no reason. maybe other places do it but i know we do it.english is a weird language...
I just thought about the phrase "all but..." as in "it's all but done". which means "it is almost done"... but that makes no sense.
"all but done" should mean that it's far from being done...
the word "but" either means "except" or it is used as a generic objection... so if something is "all but done", you're literally saying that the thing is [everything] [except] [done]. if something is EVERYTHING except being done, it would mean you're trying to say that it's so far from being done that you could call it everything else, except being done...
so wtf is up with that phrase? I think as a non-native speaker stuff like this really sticks out, because you have to learn it and thus take wqy more note of inconsistencies like that.
you could say... that phrase is... all but logical... at least you should be able to say that
I did music for a while and we were taught how to listen to each instrument. There were many hours of listening to classical music and having to tell what each instrument was and what it was playing. I also done a bit of work recording music and that requires being able to make sure instruments aren't too loud or quiet and that they mix well. I played various instruments (guitar, bass, drums, piano) so wanted to be able to play my favourite songs and that meant trying to single out each instrument. Getting tabs for guitar/bass was easy and I suppose piano was too but for drums I had to listen to the songs.Anyone else listen to music and can distinctly hear each element (e.g. vocals, bass, guitar, drums, anything else) separately and able to focus on each one specifically, tuning out the others? I've been able to do this seemingly all my life. Is it a musician thing or is my brain wired weird? It's particularly fun with classical music. Being able to hear that one oboe in the orchestra that's doing their best...
E: I think this is why I loved games like Amplitude, Guitar Hero and Rock Band. They played into the way I already hear music.
Anyone else listen to music and can distinctly hear each element (e.g. vocals, bass, guitar, drums, anything else) separately and able to focus on each one specifically, tuning out the others? I've been able to do this seemingly all my life. Is it a musician thing or is my brain wired weird? It's particularly fun with classical music. Being able to hear that one oboe in the orchestra that's doing their best...
E: I think this is why I loved games like Amplitude, Guitar Hero and Rock Band. They played into the way I already hear music.
Anyone else listen to music and can distinctly hear each element (e.g. vocals, bass, guitar, drums, anything else) separately and able to focus on each one specifically, tuning out the others? I've been able to do this seemingly all my life. Is it a musician thing or is my brain wired weird? It's particularly fun with classical music. Being able to hear that one oboe in the orchestra that's doing their best...
E: I think this is why I loved games like Amplitude, Guitar Hero and Rock Band. They played into the way I already hear music.
How do I get the tag ‘Breast Advocate’?
How do I get the tag ‘Breast Advocate’?
God bless the laws of physics.just post a pair of boobs with everything you write
God bless the laws of physics.
I'm .... I'm terribly sorry. I have bad news about your wife... *lowers hat* ... there's been a horrible accident at the blowjob factory.
just post a pair of boobs with everything you write
I wish I read books more. But it seems the only reason to engage in them as opposed to any other form of media is philosophy & i really couldnt care much bout thatGot a book or 3 I'd like to read on there.
Fixed...Ich habe einen großen hunger.
Fixed...
Ich habe einen grosse hunger.
Don't fucking offer me your fancy chocolate if it's coffee-flavored.
you can also write "grossen", but that's the Swiss spelling. they don't use ß over there. also as a substitute if your keyboard doesn't have ß, ss is also always ok.
German lesson over
Für einen Penis?
*Auf einen Penis
edit: I guess in a context where you're hungry for something that's a metaphorical hunger and not literally something you wanna eat, "Nach einem Penis" would be also correct... but because eating a penis is almost like a mix of literally eating a dick, and being metaphorically hungry for dick, both could be used... I think... never thought about that until just now tbh.
edit2: or would you need to write "Hungrig nach Penis"... without the article...
see now it's getting complicated