EPTOn December 07 2012 07:47 stuchiu wrote:
Eat cheetohs with chopsticks so your hands won't et covered in chip residue.
Eat cheetohs with chopsticks so your hands won't et covered in chip residue.
haha clever
gotta try that sometimes.
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ssi.bal-listic
United States568 Posts
haha clever gotta try that sometimes. | ||
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aksfjh
United States4853 Posts
On November 22 2012 08:47 Bwaaaa wrote: White urine is pretty rare and serious but you should aim for clear almost odorless urine over yellow pungent stuff. Yellow urine doesn't necessarily mean you're dehydrated, and often doesn't, nor does clear urine mean you're properly hydrated. The color and smell has to do with nutrient levels in the urine, which can be influenced by frequency of urination, hydration level, diet, health of liver/kidneys, and blood flow. | ||
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Mstring
Australia510 Posts
I spent a couple of hours in the Aussie summer sun a few days ago and I feel fucking incredible right now, like I've just re-started some vital process which was suspended for years. It's been a few years since I've spent any time in the sun (been pretty reclusive since my last relationship ended and I quit my job), and more than 5 years since I was tanned. Can't wait to see what this summer will bring. | ||
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synapse
China13814 Posts
On December 07 2012 08:23 aksfjh wrote: Yellow urine doesn't necessarily mean you're dehydrated, and often doesn't, nor does clear urine mean you're properly hydrated. The color and smell has to do with nutrient levels in the urine, which can be influenced by frequency of urination, hydration level, diet, health of liver/kidneys, and blood flow. This is true. Generally, if you're drinking a lot of water, your urine will be much clearer, but it's not the same for everyone. Color is only really a problem if you're seeing brownish (hematuria), otherwise it's most likely a diet thing. Excessive (I mean REALLY excessive) bubbles can potentially mean that there's proteins in your urine which would be a sign of failing kidneys. Also if urinating gives you a burning sensation, same thing (though that could just be STDs) | ||
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packrat386
United States5077 Posts
On November 22 2012 01:23 Ettick wrote: If you are incredibly lazy like I am and don't feel like actually putting any effort into opening doors, open them with your feet. I don't mean like kick them down though lol; I mean angle your foot up, move it so it's touching the door, and step down. Then, the door is opened with little or no effort needed. It works much better when you have some forward momentum and obviously only works when the door opens away from you. This might not work for people who have small feet (mine are size 16 4E LOL), but it's worth a try. I have size 9 feet and I can confirm that this trick still works. Especially great for when your hands are full. | ||
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khaydarin9
Australia423 Posts
On December 07 2012 08:30 Mstring wrote: Get out into the sun. I spent a couple of hours in the Aussie summer sun a few days ago and I feel fucking incredible right now, like I've just re-started some vital process which was suspended for years. It's been a few years since I've spent any time in the sun (been pretty reclusive since my last relationship ended and I quit my job), and more than 5 years since I was tanned. Can't wait to see what this summer will bring. The paradox of living in Australia is: avoiding the sun because of skin cancer (as we're told to from a young age) is a major factor contributing to the vitamin D deficiency in most of the populace (the other big factor being the office lifestyle). Get too much sun, get melanoma. Get not enough sun, get vitamin D deficiency, leading to other things, including osteoporosis and depression. 15-20 minutes a day of direct sunlight is supposed to be approximately the right amount; about as much as you would get driving to and from work in a car. Alternatively, take supplements. | ||
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Revelatus
United States183 Posts
I find that I look like a 12 yr old right after I get a haircut, but a few days to a week later, it looks much better. Probably common knowledge but oh well :D | ||
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achristes
Norway653 Posts
On December 07 2012 08:30 Mstring wrote: Get out into the sun. I spent a couple of hours in the Aussie summer sun a few days ago and I feel fucking incredible right now, like I've just re-started some vital process which was suspended for years. It's been a few years since I've spent any time in the sun (been pretty reclusive since my last relationship ended and I quit my job), and more than 5 years since I was tanned. Can't wait to see what this summer will bring. I have like 6-7 hours of sunlight, and when the sun is up in at school and it comes down pretty much exactly when I get home :/ | ||
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CyDe
United States1010 Posts
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decafchicken
United States20070 Posts
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scarper65
1560 Posts
On December 19 2012 14:06 CyDe wrote: Try to avoid playing video games or using the computer in total darkness. Staring at a monitor which is super bright in an environment that isn't as bright can have a negative effect on your eyes. Shit, that's what I'm doing as I read this. | ||
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lolspoon
450 Posts
On December 19 2012 14:06 CyDe wrote: Try to avoid playing video games or using the computer in total darkness. Staring at a monitor which is super bright in an environment that isn't as bright can have a negative effect on your eyes. THAT IS A GRAET LIFE TRICk | ||
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Iranon
United States983 Posts
On December 07 2012 07:32 CyDe wrote: If you have bread that is dry and stale, put a few dabs of water on it and then stick it in the microwave for a few seconds, it will become hot and softer. This works very well, but you'd better eat all of that microwaved bread. It's like a bread tastiness all-in; it gets nice and soft for the next five minutes and then turns into fucking sandstone. | ||
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MountainDewJunkie
United States10344 Posts
Never loan money to family or friends. It's either a gift, or a no. If you never speed, you won't get a ticket! No, I'm not being a smartass. At some point it will finally click in your brain, "Wait, why am I risking all of our safety and my wallet and my car just to shave off 2 insignificant minutes off my commute?" Also, don't drive like an asshole. If you're not financially punctual, some of your bills/payments have an auto-pay option online. This is much better than risking late fees or shut off of services (electric, phone, whatever). One way to shrink frivolous spending is to attempt to deceive yourself. Don't use your cards for any purchases (except necessary things like gas or bills as needed). Give yourself a reasonable cash "allowance." Say $50 bucks a week. Okay, I can eat out once, maybe a few drinks, quick snacks or lunch maybe twice, some smokes - - aww fuck I'm out already, got to wait till Sunday... You'll actually find yourself managing each week how to spend more efficiently with that little "allowance." Disclaimer: requires willpower. | ||
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benston
United States39 Posts
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Geefking
Australia41 Posts
On December 07 2012 16:16 packrat386 wrote: I have size 9 feet and I can confirm that this trick still works. Especially great for when your hands are full. I taught my Rottweiler to open doors on command including sliding but we are still working on that, Only took two broken doors | ||
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Ikidomari
Australia485 Posts
On December 19 2012 15:17 benston wrote: when you decide 2 fap make sure no1 is home why? | ||
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HiTeK532
Canada171 Posts
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ne0lith
537 Posts
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arb
Noobville17921 Posts
i dont guess its a life trick but its fun to do when im in a hurry l0l On September 25 2012 14:49 Sinensis wrote: This is really bad advice. Picture related: + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://o.aolcdn.com/os/autos/photos/miscellaneous/undercover-cop-car1) just noticed this, but since when do cops drive Mustangs? Does it change based on state? Cuz all the ones here drive Chargers lol. | ||
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