thank you for clarification!

… except W didn’t support him?

important consideration, but also sauce. this sauce? troubles me.

btw, i’m not even sure she was trying to block anyone. in one video, you can see she waves and says “go around!” i think she was just trying to go the other way.

edit - i don’t know that that is what happened, just that there’s now footage from the agent’s phone. can’t really use audio at work.

still saw NOTHING justifying murder.

precisely.

outdated information. elevated risks are taken into consideration in tailoring specific therapy, but it’s looking like mht is a lot safer / more beneficial than previously thought.

i would add, there are more benefits to mht than preventing osteoporosis, namely - heart health, preventing dementia, and generally improving quality of life.

your enthusiasm in this thread is apparent, and it’s great that many women are benefitting from weight training.

BUT i just really want to point out that access to this kind of stuff is a privilege not available to everyone who might benefit.

the existence of treatments doesn’t mean they are readily available to people who need them.

i’m reading it more like seeking more of the same, even when the relationship he thought he wanted actually materialized

por que no los dos?

you get a man card, you get a man card… everyone gets a man card!

oh shit! i better uh… look into that

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referencing an episode of courage the cowardly dog.

thanks for pointing this out, i missed it!

i think #3 is your greatest limiter. i expect more people have at least some kind of spiritual / meaning-making impulse than don’t, by a large margin.

yes, that’s the new one! it seems like some people didn’t care for it, but i loved it and i thought it was a fitting conclusion to everything that came before.

fair warning the second half is… well, it’s something else. just roll with it if you decide to read it.

Absolution by Jeff Vandermeer.

huh. that’s the way i have always done it. backwards, apparently.

i think we were already well beyond “slowly, over the course of years.”