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2 yr. ago

3小时前

Good luck
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toynbee @lemmy.world 3小时前
This was also the content of a Dilbert strip.

18小时前

Yahoo Answers rule

Around eighteen years ago I linked a Yahoo! question to a then friend of mine. He said "I love Yahoo! Answers, trolls trolling trolls."

Not sure why this comes to mind at the moment ...

23小时前

Makes perfect sense

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toynbee @lemmy.world 23小时前

As you all know, many posts are poorly censored to confound OCR. I don't love that, but it makes sense.

Sometimes I think things have been censored, but it turns out that they were simply partially obstructed by UI elements on my phone.

For this post, I had to try to figure out how "linguist" was offensive before I discovered there's apparently now an entirely functionless line that shows up on the bottom of my screen when opening images.

23小时前

FFFFFUUUU

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toynbee @lemmy.world 23小时前

Possibly better than space honey.

23小时前

rule

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toynbee @lemmy.world 23小时前

My favorite one is one that I can't find with the few minutes of image searching I'm willing to do on such a topic. It features a presumably post coital image of, IIRC, Princess Peach and a very embarrassed looking Sonic. Her majesty is saying something like "well, one thing is true, Sonic ... You are faster than Mario."

It's amazing how many mostly unrelated memories were brought back to me just by being vaguely reminded that that exists.

2天前

Losing_weight_IRL

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toynbee @lemmy.world 2天前

For what it's worth, this also works well if you want to lie to yourself about how much weight you've gained.

That's probably not the healthiest approach, though.

As an alternative, I once was wearing a no name brand one of these at work and it simply broke. I spent the rest of the day with an extension cord tied around my waist. It was also adjustable and, as a bonus, all of my customers of the day got a kick out of it.

2天前

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toynbee @lemmy.world 2天前

I think this is the kind of heart monitor you get if you have heart concerns. For example, a few months ago I had an experience that might have been a heart attack. When I told my doctor, they recommended wearing a heart monitor for two weeks to identify any problems.

I wasn't instructed to write down any details. Instead, the monitor came with a phone with a locked down app. If I experienced symptoms, I would press a button on the monitor attached to my chest, then choose the symptoms on the app (high HR, chest pressure, lightheadedness, nausea, etc.) There was a section for notes, but it was optional.

I can see an argument being made for it being invasive, but it's not mandatory and, at least from my experience, you don't have to provide any information you don't want to (though you probably should for a proper diagnosis).

I haven't yet had my follow-up appointment, but I very much doubt the cardiologist has any interest in anything that is not directly relevant to your evaluation.