Squat University has a lot of content about nagging pains and injuries in joints that come down to core instability. I obviously can't give you good medical advice, let along diagnose you over text, but if it's not a more involved medical issue and it's a mystery, you should check out their stuff
It's so weird because the guy presumably had a wife omand children. Otherwise why the fuck would a minor be in his house? Which means he had wife panties to sniff to his heart's content. God gives gold to fools. Not only that but women sell used panties as well for a lot cheaper than lawyer fees.
Me, personally? I wouldn't have done that.
"At what cost?" is the English version of ですね (desu ne). It's a sentence stopper with a little Chinese-accusatory inflection at the end. It's a tense in American English. You have the cop violence tense which is ascended passive tense. Then you have Chinese-accusatory tense which is jealous present tense.
The US has like a military and private panopticon by the way. They use one to see if you'd make a good mass shooter and the other to sell you things the moment it looks like you're sad.
You'll randomly find blood in your uniform in BJJ and have to stop sparring to check whose blood it is and why.
Which is to say I get that question a lot.
Stop, Anakin. You're hurting me
I would also argue that making the older games easily accessible doesn't even get in the way of making money. Give away FRLG just like they do in the sites. Fuck, it. If you're brave, put the ROM on your website. Like if I'm a little kid who likes to play in the dort and I get my grubby little hands on a solid, simple entry in the pokemon series, then suddenly AI slop and mobile games feels hollow in comparison. I want to get into the paid versions. Once I have disposable income do you think I want Minecraft toys?! No! I want a Pikachu plushie. I want to fly to watch VGC and I use the hotel you partnered with and you got some revenue by attracting a larger crowd filled with people who preferred Pokemon compared to F2P mobile shit.
Being a cool company with a good product feels like it would be a competitive advantage. Especially if everyone else is a shitty fucking vampire 24/7
In theory they're both pretax dollars with the HSA giving you the option of spending it on important things before retirement. That capacity to spend without penalty is the difference.
This is financial advice — Bitcoin has LITERALLY no option but to go to the moon TOMORROW! Don't be a SCHMUCK or you'll be rolling around in the dort with the owls
Bit idea: If you didn't produce the good or service yourself you didn't really earn the money. Contracts are basically a crutch for weaker players to get power leveled by smarter, stronger, and more honest players. You should ask wealthy people if they have real wealth or fake, inflated contract wealth. If they justify rent seeking or exploitation you just make disappointed, consternated faces at them - perhaps even muttering "ew..." Police force enforcing property rights are like summons in Elden Ring.
Yeah, if you're given meds in isolation without probing into what's wrong then you have my condolences. But the comparison to a boss battle, like it's supposed to be an arduous task, is an artifact of how tasks are structured in games and education. Your anxiety might come from crowds, but if you tank some fatigue and headache from consuming less caffeine combined with anxiety meds and you can tolerate it for a while then gg.
If it has to do with trauma, you might have a harder time in stabilizing yourself, but it might involve the affirming process of finding community with whom you overcome. And finding people who you fw isn't really a dodge or die boss battle.
I like watching snowflake ironman accounts on YouTube. I even played Old School RuneScape with a few ironman types for a while. Basically, you choose to limit yourself in funny ways. "I can only use what I acquire from sailing" or "I technically have a way to get 8k smithing experience an hour, so I must get 13m experience before I do anything else." Watching them limit themselves helped me overcome that kind of complex and really enjoy the freedom to choose whichever grind I find compelling that day anywhere on the map.
The point being that if I don't think I'm going to discuss the game or if I'm doing my first casual playthrough then I want to see whether I like the game enough to play it again to even entertain putting extra constraints on myself. So if I don't really enjoy the process of having anxiety, why the fuck would I choose to limit myself in the process of overcoming it? The only good reasons are things like adverse health effects, dialing in dosages and options, and complications to that effect.
Honestly, I get it. Cause I just don't see them ever going
"Oh no, I got Katy Perry pregnant! I'm such a silly goose!"
Or
"Yikes! I'm having Justin Trudeau's child?! Is he ready for that responsibility?"
I just really think they could handle that
C'mon! Lucky one time!
: whisper whisper whisper
Having a dope ass Russia, dope ass Middle East, dope ass Africa, and dope ass Central America would probably go so hard in a counterfactual world where everything wasn't looted and violently abused to make Star Bucks cups and Yatchs.