No you were supposed to read The Oatmeal.
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Cake day: June 13th, 2023
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2·3 days agoViking_Hippie out here with the deep cuts!
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Aren’t they colloquially called fairy ears?
17·4 days agoYep.
Hello traumatic memory I had been successfully repressing.
3·5 days agoEyyyyyy my people!
Still enjoyable to watch. I mean you can’t judge it by today’s standards but it is fun.
3·9 days agoThat is some high quality microscopy.
2·9 days agoDitto. Hated them as a kid, then as a young adult I could tolerate them cooked, now I could eat them raw (on/in something). Tastes change, man.
Same thing with mushrooms and mustard.
Something something Dune reference
Something something tibetan monks
That should cover most of it.
Edit: I should clarify I think that mind over matter when it comes to pain is bunk and I was heading off some jokes and “um, actually” posts at the pass.
27·9 days agoI’m sorry, wait a minute, back up.
There’s an animal called the mountain bongo?
And it is cute as a button?!
Best news of the day.
4·10 days agoY’all don’t eat those too? They’re delicious and extra crunchy.
90·11 days agoWell, it was the birthplace of t_d… not like it didn’t have lots of right wing voices before.
As someone of the earth sciences it is my opinion that whoever drew this has exactly zero understanding of “natural geographic borders”.
18·13 days agoWashington got a really awesome governor.
3·13 days agoDamn, Bones.
Dermatologist put me on spironolactone and it is a miracle. I had horrible big painful cysts and other issues from a hormonal imbalance.
Before spironolactone I was taking spearmint and it worked fairly well. Spearmint is an anti-androgen. Androgens are hormones that excess of them can cause oily skin and other problems.
This is what is right for me, and I cannot emphasize how life changing it was, but you need to see a dermatologist to see what is right for you. And maybe your GP because any underlying hormone imbalance deserves to be treated properly by a doctor.
Just a heads up: exactly zero topical treatment ever worked for my hormonal acne. I tried -everything-. Trust me. Everything, to the best of my ability, because I hated my acne so much. I was all over skincareaddiction and asianbeauty. Save yourself time and money and skip this song and dance: go to a doctor.