the 100% directionless thread

Qulevrius said:
Because - surprisingly - females tend to have a gentler skin than us brutish apes. Not everything is a gender issue, unless you’re in a habit of making it into one.
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We are definitely weak and delicate
 
Seriously though, your skin adapts to how you use it. A woman who performs regular manual labor is going to have tougher skin on her hands than a man who does office work. Skin is pretty gender neutral.
 
Seirende said:
Clothes alone are like 2.5 pounds on average, which is third of the 7.5 pounds in question.
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And that's really an estimate. If I'd drank more water before I got on the scale or if the scales aren't quieter accurate, that's another thing. Plus I wear thermals regularly for another layer. My phone is a note 10+ with an otterbox.

I'm not trying to Ricky Rescue, I regularly use my stuff and only have the steth on my belt because I'll lose it without the holster.
 
Seirende said:
Seriously though, your skin adapts to how you use it. A woman who performs regular manual labor is going to have tougher skin on her hands than a man who does office work. Skin is pretty gender neutral.
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Your false equivalency aside, male skin is about 25% thicker. That’s physiology, not BS genderism.
 
Qulevrius said:
Your false equivalency aside, male skin is about 25% thicker. That’s physiology, not BS genderism.
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According to you both male and female skin is capable of standing up to the rigorous demands of EMS so why even bring it up?
 
Damn son, the only problem I have with my skin is that it gets dry from washing my hands so often
 
Seirende said:
According to you both male and female skin is capable of standing up to the rigorous demands of EMS so why even bring it up?
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Seirende said:
Seriously though, your skin adapts to how you use it. A woman who performs regular manual labor is going to have tougher skin on her hands than a man who does office work. Skin is pretty gender neutral.
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To call you out on your BS, naturally [emoji8]
 
You'll have to be more explicit in calling then, because I'm not seeing it
 
I have a great **** joke but I'm not going to make it
 
Okay new topic. I don't want to go into detail but how long does crystal meth affect someone? (Disclaimer it was a weird bystander thing and not me. I don't use drugs)
 
Today I had coffee with a friend in a park sitting six feet apart
 
DragonClaw said:
Okay new topic. I don't want to go into detail but how long does crystal meth affect someone? (Disclaimer it was a weird bystander thing and not me. I don't use drugs)
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Acute changes last hours to days. Neurocognitively it can affect you for a lifetime.
 
Peak said:
Acute changes last hours to days. Neurocognitively it can affect you for a lifetime.
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Dude: "I tried crystal meth for the first time about 5 days ago" but he honestly was still semi tweaker-ish and I don't think it was all gone...
 
DragonClaw said:
Dude: "I tried crystal meth for the first time about 5 days ago" but he honestly was still semi tweaker-ish and I don't think it was all gone...
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Typically the tweaking part lasts several hours to a day or so. If they experience paranoia or psychosis it typically lasts at most 2-3 days, although our psych team would say it should resolve in 12 hours. A good number certainly do clear with a good zyprexa or haldol nap. Dosing does change the pathophys a bit, but I highly doubt someone was tweaking from using 5 days ago, I suspect they probably used more recently.
 
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