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[OutOfMemory]

OT: Raynaud's Syndrome

I thought it mostly affects females.
That said, if mittens and warm socks don't work, why not move to some "hot" places...it is 30oC in Houston right now..
...I know, i know, but food around here is good; maybe too much light pollution, so stargazing is difficult.
Basically...why subject yourself to a lot of discomfort when simply moving to a warmer climate (in EU-Algarve, Portugal or Cyprus) might do the "trick"?
Remote work could be done from anywhere, right?

TL;DR assuming that mittens don't work.

Didn't know about the female bias, interesting.
 
I also have (realtively) cold/feet hands in summer, but it's not as bad as in colder seasons, and it was worse before i found a remedy, mostly by accident.
I remember that unbearable, slowly growing pain while wading in a river or cold mountain lake for not even a minute, regardless of any season/weather. Got permanently rid of that thanks to taking Lumbrokinase for two months, but the Magnesium Bisglycinate seems to take it further. Yesterday i stopped sleeping with my socks on. I still have to watch the effects for some longer time, since i've been taking it for barely a week now.

I would love to move to warmer areas on this planet, there are also some with less light pollution, and i dislike the city life as well, for reasons i probably have mentioned here before, but my kids are socially connected to their peer groups, my wife was tied to her family (in a good way) since i came to knew her. I would not expect them to leave all that behind because i got cold feet (pun intended).
But me and wifey both share a lil dream of moving to a warmer place on earth when we are older, in the back of our heads.
We'll have to look if climate change will develop in our favour (or against). But this also hold true for the current place we live in, as precipitation lessened significantly within the last few years.

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[BitcoinBunny]

Live view of governments' debt ceilings.

Hey USA has a 22 year streak on the line.

Are we beating the Uk with that?


could be wrong maybe the streak is 21 years. soon to be 22 for USA.

My bad  2001 to 2004

then 2006 to 2022


second correction 2001 on.

So 21 soon to be 22


can't find a simple list so I will use what I found to make a list.

from https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/national-deficit/

it was a chart I turned it into a list

2001 +0.13 trillion.    Looks as if the World Trade Center bombing ruins USA

2002 - 0.16 trillion
2003 - 0.37 trillion
2004 - 0.41 trillion
2005 - 0.32 trillion
2006 - 0.25 trillion
2007 - 0.16 trillion
2008 - 0.45 trillion
2009 - 1.42 trillion Obama sets record which Trump best in 2020
2010 - 1.29 trillion
2011 - 1.30 trillion
2012 - 1.09 trillion
2013 - 0.68 trillion
2014 - 0.48 trillion
2015 - 0.44 trillion
2016 - 0.59 trillion
2017 - 0.67 trillion
2018 - 0.78 trillion
2019 - 0.98 trillion
2020 - 3.13 trillion Donald Trump is still the record holder
2021 - 2.77 trillion
2022 - 1.38 trillion

2023
2024 both of these will be lost years

I don't believe we have a debt ceiling as such but anything close to or over 100% of GDP probably means you're screwed regardless, as is the UK.
We are over that now. The USA is getting very close.

Note that our GDP includes illegal drugs and hookers (no joke), unlike most countries.

(old article)
Drugs and prostitution add £10bn to UK economy
https://www.ft.com/content/65704ba0-e730-11e3-88be-00144feabdc0

The UK actually used to have a much bigger debt to GDP ratio, in the first half of the 20th century, but that was at a time we could still steal resources from other countries.

[BitcoinBunny]

Twitter updates its website logo to Dogecoin #DOGE and I think it is indication that DOGE will be pump 🚀

20% shit coin pump. Not bad for something that has been proven to be an utter shit coin over and over and over again.

[goldkingcoiner]

So my body played an awesome April Fools prank on me.

I just came back from the hospital after having a kidney stone. The pain was quite intense. I spent around 4 hours waiting in the emergency room enduring hell and the rest of the time in stationary care, hopped up on meds. Well, I say stationary care but it was mostly me getting laughs from the nurses from doing weird cardio in the halls on pain meds and a bottle of water in one hand and a IV-stand in the other because I would rather force the stone to come out by itself rather than get a tube inserted up my urethra. But it worked.

Back home quickly, pain free but a bit sore.

Life is good.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[OutOfMemory]

So my body played an awesome April Fools prank on me.

I just came back from the hospital after having a kidney stone. The pain was quite intense. I spent around 4 hours waiting in the emergency room enduring hell and the rest of the time in stationary care, hopped up on meds. Well, I say stationary care but it was mostly me getting laughs from the nurses from doing weird cardio in the halls on pain meds and a bottle of water in one hand and a IV-stand in the other because I would rather force the stone to come out by itself rather than get a tube inserted up my urethra. But it worked.

Back home quickly, pain free.

Life is good.

Ouch. An old friend, in his late teen age, suffered a kidney rupture, following blockage of the uretha by big clots.
To make it short: He had that tube insertion experience. While he was kinda enjoying the nurse trying to make him hard while he was on a fair dose of painkillers (he was an  expert in the substance abuse field, also coming off a LSD trip at that morning), the fun was guaranteed to be over when he got that 3/8-inch tube inserted into his front end.

Telling by the details of the story he told me, you must have been really lucky  

(Did multiple edits for adding details)

EDIT2: Buddy diving those $27k waters again  

[xhomerx10]

Japanese firm starts selling BEAR meat from vending machines with £13 packs of wild caught produce already proving popular

• A vending machine in the Japanese city of Semboku is selling fresh bear meat
• It has proved popular with locals and tourists who are passing through city

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11933687/Japanese-firm-starts-selling-BEAR-meat-vending-machines-13-packs-wild-caught-produce.html


 I believe they also sell whale meat from vending machines.  Our day will come! (...and I don't mean being stocked in a vending machine)
  HODL!

 Wow.  A bear where it all began.  Birthplace of the IMF and American money dominance (while it lasted). 
I drove by there once in my youth and it looked so beautiful that I wanted to stay for a night or two but as soon as I stepped out of the car I was covered in blood-sucking mosquitoes so I decided to continue on to Boston instead.  It's best to go in the winter but watch out for the blood-sucking banksters.

[goldkingcoiner]

So my body played an awesome April Fools prank on me.

I just came back from the hospital after having a kidney stone. The pain was quite intense. I spent around 4 hours waiting in the emergency room enduring hell and the rest of the time in stationary care, hopped up on meds. Well, I say stationary care but it was mostly me getting laughs from the nurses from doing weird cardio in the halls on pain meds and a bottle of water in one hand and a IV-stand in the other because I would rather force the stone to come out by itself rather than get a tube inserted up my urethra. But it worked.

Back home quickly, pain free.

Life is good.

Ouch. An old friend, in his late teen age, suffered a kidney rupture, following blockage of the uretha by big clots.
To make it short: He had that tube insertion experience. While he was kinda enjoying the nurse trying to make him hard while he was on a fair dose of painkillers (he was an  expert in the substance abuse field, also coming off a LSD trip at that morning), the fun was guaranteed to be over when he got that 3/8-inch tube inserted into his front end.

Telling by the details of the story he told me, you must have been really lucky  

(Did multiple edits for adding details)

EDIT2: Buddy diving those $27k waters again  

Oh yeah, they showed me the tube. That was all the motivation I needed.

[HI-TEC99]

So my body played an awesome April Fools prank on me.

I just came back from the hospital after having a kidney stone. The pain was quite intense. I spent around 4 hours waiting in the emergency room enduring hell and the rest of the time in stationary care, hopped up on meds. Well, I say stationary care but it was mostly me getting laughs from the nurses from doing weird cardio in the halls on pain meds and a bottle of water in one hand and a IV-stand in the other because I would rather force the stone to come out by itself rather than get a tube inserted up my urethra. But it worked.

Back home quickly, pain free.

Life is good.

Ouch. An old friend, in his late teen age, suffered a kidney rupture, following blockage of the uretha by big clots.
To make it short: He had that tube insertion experience. While he was kinda enjoying the nurse trying to make him hard while he was on a fair dose of painkillers (he was an  expert in the substance abuse field, also coming off a LSD trip at that morning), the fun was guaranteed to be over when he got that 3/8-inch tube inserted into his front end.

Telling by the details of the story he told me, you must have been really lucky  

(Did multiple edits for adding details)

EDIT2: Buddy diving those $27k waters again  

Oh yeah, they showed me the tube. That was all the motivation I needed.

Is it 3/8-inch wide, or 3/8-inch long?

[goldkingcoiner]

So my body played an awesome April Fools prank on me.

I just came back from the hospital after having a kidney stone. The pain was quite intense. I spent around 4 hours waiting in the emergency room enduring hell and the rest of the time in stationary care, hopped up on meds. Well, I say stationary care but it was mostly me getting laughs from the nurses from doing weird cardio in the halls on pain meds and a bottle of water in one hand and a IV-stand in the other because I would rather force the stone to come out by itself rather than get a tube inserted up my urethra. But it worked.

Back home quickly, pain free.

Life is good.

Ouch. An old friend, in his late teen age, suffered a kidney rupture, following blockage of the uretha by big clots.
To make it short: He had that tube insertion experience. While he was kinda enjoying the nurse trying to make him hard while he was on a fair dose of painkillers (he was an  expert in the substance abuse field, also coming off a LSD trip at that morning), the fun was guaranteed to be over when he got that 3/8-inch tube inserted into his front end.

Telling by the details of the story he told me, you must have been really lucky  

(Did multiple edits for adding details)

EDIT2: Buddy diving those $27k waters again  

Oh yeah, they showed me the tube. That was all the motivation I needed.

Is it 3/8-inch wide, or 3/8-inch long?

Wide. About 12 inches long.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[rdbase]

Twitter updates its website logo to Dogecoin #DOGE and I think it is indication that DOGE will be pump

20% shit coin pump. Not bad for something that has been proven to be an utter shit coin over and over and over again.

Think they meant to put this as the logo

Shit coin will do what shit coin does: distract from bitcoin.

Both Jacks wanted to have BTC as the method of payments on twitter when they discussed last on the topic.

Think it will just blow over as Musk was just in talks with the judge who is overseeing the court case against him on shilling doge a year ago.
So this is essentially a big flipping of the bird to the one who was suing him.
But he's currently having a meme war on there.
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1643002171942916096

[philipma1957]

So my body played an awesome April Fools prank on me.

I just came back from the hospital after having a kidney stone. The pain was quite intense. I spent around 4 hours waiting in the emergency room enduring hell and the rest of the time in stationary care, hopped up on meds. Well, I say stationary care but it was mostly me getting laughs from the nurses from doing weird cardio in the halls on pain meds and a bottle of water in one hand and a IV-stand in the other because I would rather force the stone to come out by itself rather than get a tube inserted up my urethra. But it worked.

Back home quickly, pain free but a bit sore.

Life is good.

key that water is only h2o

not spring
not smart
not tap

if in USA target sells a reverse osmosis for around $2.50 24 bottles.

Just drink tons of them.

https://www.target.com/p/purified-drinking-water-24pk-16-9-fl-oz-bottles-good-gather-8482/-/A-54407104#lnk=sametab


Once a week I find a day to drink 10-12 of them.

zero stones since that prevention method.

I also make all coffee and tea with them or with this filter

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XVMJX1D/ref=sspa_dk_detail_5?


these waters from target or the filter are close to pure h2o

[rdbase]

Musk's Meme war has begun! Hide yo kids!

^^
He certainly is a strategist especially with what had just happened on the platform with just going and changing the original logo which was it's staple and everybody knew it for:

With just saying "As promised!"
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1642976364080041984

He will most certainly put this attention in his favor and since his other company Tesla holds BTC you can count he will change it up at a later date to focus on the king of all cryptocurrencies.
This is just an inroad.


This piece of art will age like a fine wine.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5336007.msg62029930#msg62029930

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[HI-TEC99]

So my body played an awesome April Fools prank on me.

I just came back from the hospital after having a kidney stone. The pain was quite intense. I spent around 4 hours waiting in the emergency room enduring hell and the rest of the time in stationary care, hopped up on meds. Well, I say stationary care but it was mostly me getting laughs from the nurses from doing weird cardio in the halls on pain meds and a bottle of water in one hand and a IV-stand in the other because I would rather force the stone to come out by itself rather than get a tube inserted up my urethra. But it worked.

Back home quickly, pain free.

Life is good.

Ouch. An old friend, in his late teen age, suffered a kidney rupture, following blockage of the uretha by big clots.
To make it short: He had that tube insertion experience. While he was kinda enjoying the nurse trying to make him hard while he was on a fair dose of painkillers (he was an  expert in the substance abuse field, also coming off a LSD trip at that morning), the fun was guaranteed to be over when he got that 3/8-inch tube inserted into his front end.

Telling by the details of the story he told me, you must have been really lucky  

(Did multiple edits for adding details)

EDIT2: Buddy diving those $27k waters again  

Oh yeah, they showed me the tube. That was all the motivation I needed.

Is it 3/8-inch wide, or 3/8-inch long?

Wide. About 12 inches long.

Are you serious?

[sirazimuth]

So my body played an awesome April Fools prank on me.

I just came back from the hospital after having a kidney stone. The pain was quite intense. I spent around 4 hours waiting in the emergency room enduring hell and the rest of the time in stationary care, hopped up on meds. Well, I say stationary care but it was mostly me getting laughs from the nurses from doing weird cardio in the halls on pain meds and a bottle of water in one hand and a IV-stand in the other because I would rather force the stone to come out by itself rather than get a tube inserted up my urethra. But it worked.

Back home quickly, pain free but a bit sore.

Life is good.

Just the thought of pissing a jagged pebble thru my penis hole makes me shudder.
But also, just the thought of pain meds makes me….ummm…never mind. I’d best not have those thoughts…
All the best m8.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[xhomerx10]

So my body played an awesome April Fools prank on me.

I just came back from the hospital after having a kidney stone. The pain was quite intense. I spent around 4 hours waiting in the emergency room enduring hell and the rest of the time in stationary care, hopped up on meds. Well, I say stationary care but it was mostly me getting laughs from the nurses from doing weird cardio in the halls on pain meds and a bottle of water in one hand and a IV-stand in the other because I would rather force the stone to come out by itself rather than get a tube inserted up my urethra. But it worked.

Back home quickly, pain free.

Life is good.

Ouch. An old friend, in his late teen age, suffered a kidney rupture, following blockage of the uretha by big clots.
To make it short: He had that tube insertion experience. While he was kinda enjoying the nurse trying to make him hard while he was on a fair dose of painkillers (he was an  expert in the substance abuse field, also coming off a LSD trip at that morning), the fun was guaranteed to be over when he got that 3/8-inch tube inserted into his front end.

Telling by the details of the story he told me, you must have been really lucky  

(Did multiple edits for adding details)

EDIT2: Buddy diving those $27k waters again  

Oh yeah, they showed me the tube. That was all the motivation I needed.

Is it 3/8-inch wide, or 3/8-inch long?

Wide. About 12 inches long.

Are you serious?

 My dad had so many complications due to scar tissue after prostate cancer surgery that he had to self-catheterize regularly for weeks at a time over about a year.  He says it's easier than bitcoin.

[Gachapin]

if you think that mining costs generally determine BTC price: