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 Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 9:15 am
So I just read an interesting bit on a practice called "earthing". It's based on the theory that the ground contains electrons that can be absorbed into the body through direct contact, providing the free radicals (what those are) with electrons to latch on to without disrupting the already-whole atoms in your body (the disruption of which is apparently the very first stage of most non-infectious diseases, including mental illnesses). It was compared to antioxidants in that right, but it's supposed to be much more effective. In fact, it's supposed to be the best natural way to improve your health, and it's easily available and completely free. Sand and wet grass are supposed to be the best places to do it, and gardeners reap the benefits as well. Unfortunately, my ground is covered in snow, and I'm not exactly keen on going shoeless in that, so I'll have to wait for spring to start taking my walks barefoot.
tl;dr: direct contact with the ground makes you healthier. If you think it's hippie bullshit, here thar be science.
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 9:33 am
Cabron LaSwan So I just read an interesting bit on a practice called "earthing". It's based on the theory that the ground contains electrons that can be absorbed into the body through direct contact, providing the free radicals (what those are) with electrons to latch on to without disrupting the already-whole atoms in your body (the disruption of which is apparently the very first stage of most non-infectious diseases, including mental illnesses). It was compared to antioxidants in that right, but it's supposed to be much more effective. In fact, it's supposed to be the best natural way to improve your health, and it's easily available and completely free. Sand and wet grass are supposed to be the best places to do it, and gardeners reap the benefits as well. Unfortunately, my ground is covered in snow, and I'm not exactly keen on going shoeless in that, so I'll have to wait for spring to start taking my walks barefoot.
tl;dr: direct contact with the ground makes you healthier. If you think it's hippie bullshit, here thar be science. This explains everything. Also, I was totally right. Socks are for tools.
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Sharkbutt The Orgiastic Crew
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 9:40 am
Sharkbutt The Orgiastic Cabron LaSwan So I just read an interesting bit on a practice called "earthing". It's based on the theory that the ground contains electrons that can be absorbed into the body through direct contact, providing the free radicals (what those are) with electrons to latch on to without disrupting the already-whole atoms in your body (the disruption of which is apparently the very first stage of most non-infectious diseases, including mental illnesses). It was compared to antioxidants in that right, but it's supposed to be much more effective. In fact, it's supposed to be the best natural way to improve your health, and it's easily available and completely free. Sand and wet grass are supposed to be the best places to do it, and gardeners reap the benefits as well. Unfortunately, my ground is covered in snow, and I'm not exactly keen on going shoeless in that, so I'll have to wait for spring to start taking my walks barefoot.
tl;dr: direct contact with the ground makes you healthier. If you think it's hippie bullshit, here thar be science. This explains everything. Also, I was totally right. Socks are for tools. Shoes are for tools. Electrons can still travel through cotton.
That makes Kelly the biggest tool ever.
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 9:50 am
Cabron LaSwan Sharkbutt The Orgiastic Cabron LaSwan So I just read an interesting bit on a practice called "earthing". It's based on the theory that the ground contains electrons that can be absorbed into the body through direct contact, providing the free radicals (what those are) with electrons to latch on to without disrupting the already-whole atoms in your body (the disruption of which is apparently the very first stage of most non-infectious diseases, including mental illnesses). It was compared to antioxidants in that right, but it's supposed to be much more effective. In fact, it's supposed to be the best natural way to improve your health, and it's easily available and completely free. Sand and wet grass are supposed to be the best places to do it, and gardeners reap the benefits as well. Unfortunately, my ground is covered in snow, and I'm not exactly keen on going shoeless in that, so I'll have to wait for spring to start taking my walks barefoot.
tl;dr: direct contact with the ground makes you healthier. If you think it's hippie bullshit, here thar be science. This explains everything. Also, I was totally right. Socks are for tools. Shoes are for tools. Electrons can still travel through cotton.
That makes Kelly the biggest tool ever. Psh, socks are still for tools. If you're gonna do anything, it might as well be all or nuthin'. Also holy s**t it has been forever since I have seen that video. xd
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Sharkbutt The Orgiastic Crew
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 9:55 am
Sharkbutt The Orgiastic Cabron LaSwan Sharkbutt The Orgiastic Cabron LaSwan So I just read an interesting bit on a practice called "earthing". It's based on the theory that the ground contains electrons that can be absorbed into the body through direct contact, providing the free radicals (what those are) with electrons to latch on to without disrupting the already-whole atoms in your body (the disruption of which is apparently the very first stage of most non-infectious diseases, including mental illnesses). It was compared to antioxidants in that right, but it's supposed to be much more effective. In fact, it's supposed to be the best natural way to improve your health, and it's easily available and completely free. Sand and wet grass are supposed to be the best places to do it, and gardeners reap the benefits as well. Unfortunately, my ground is covered in snow, and I'm not exactly keen on going shoeless in that, so I'll have to wait for spring to start taking my walks barefoot.
tl;dr: direct contact with the ground makes you healthier. If you think it's hippie bullshit, here thar be science. This explains everything. Also, I was totally right. Socks are for tools. Shoes are for tools. Electrons can still travel through cotton.
That makes Kelly the biggest tool ever. Psh, socks are still for tools. If you're gonna do anything, it might as well be all or nuthin'. Also holy s**t it has been forever since I have seen that video. xd Yeah, feet are easier to wash than socks anyway.
RIGHT!? Internet nostalgia is now a thing.
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 10:22 am
Cabron LaSwan Sharkbutt The Orgiastic Cabron LaSwan Sharkbutt The Orgiastic Cabron LaSwan So I just read an interesting bit on a practice called "earthing". It's based on the theory that the ground contains electrons that can be absorbed into the body through direct contact, providing the free radicals (what those are) with electrons to latch on to without disrupting the already-whole atoms in your body (the disruption of which is apparently the very first stage of most non-infectious diseases, including mental illnesses). It was compared to antioxidants in that right, but it's supposed to be much more effective. In fact, it's supposed to be the best natural way to improve your health, and it's easily available and completely free. Sand and wet grass are supposed to be the best places to do it, and gardeners reap the benefits as well. Unfortunately, my ground is covered in snow, and I'm not exactly keen on going shoeless in that, so I'll have to wait for spring to start taking my walks barefoot.
tl;dr: direct contact with the ground makes you healthier. If you think it's hippie bullshit, here thar be science. This explains everything. Also, I was totally right. Socks are for tools. Shoes are for tools. Electrons can still travel through cotton.
That makes Kelly the biggest tool ever. Psh, socks are still for tools. If you're gonna do anything, it might as well be all or nuthin'. Also holy s**t it has been forever since I have seen that video. xd Yeah, feet are easier to wash than socks anyway.
RIGHT!? Internet nostalgia is now a thing. There's an organization called FCKH8 that's par of some anti-bullying thing for LGBT kids. They put out these videos every now and again, usually in response to something, to raise awareness. They're usually kind of funny, and one of them has about ten seconds of Kelly just being kind of silly in it. I had to stop and go "Hang on, I know who that person is! Now if only I could remember..." xd
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Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 2:10 am
>playing STO with Betty and Dan
>playing League with LPS, Dan, Betty, Mizu, Hash, Rhed, etc.
I love you guys sometimes heart
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Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 6:25 am
Red Velvet Cake: Overwhelming success! Things seem to taste better when you put more effort into it. Also, hand-whipped frosting beats anything else.
Attempt to eat more healthily: ...Well, it's better than a store-bought thing, right? emotion_awesome
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Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 9:19 am
Sharkbutt The Orgiastic Red Velvet Cake: Overwhelming success! Things seem to taste better when you put more effort into it. Also, hand-whipped frosting beats anything else. Attempt to eat more healthily: ...Well, it's better than a store-bought thing, right? emotion_awesome Bold: Not true for all things in life, unfortunately. Italics: Marginally better, in the sense that ingesting cyanide is better for you than ingesting lava
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Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 11:15 am
Decavolty Sharkbutt The Orgiastic Red Velvet Cake: Overwhelming success! Things seem to taste better when you put more effort into it. Also, hand-whipped frosting beats anything else. Attempt to eat more healthily: ...Well, it's better than a store-bought thing, right? emotion_awesome Bold: Not true for all things in life, unfortunately. Italics: Marginally better, in the sense that ingesting cyanide is better for you than ingesting lava lies i am always correct
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Posted: Fri Jan 27, 2012 11:25 am
Sharkbutt The Orgiastic Decavolty Sharkbutt The Orgiastic Red Velvet Cake: Overwhelming success! Things seem to taste better when you put more effort into it. Also, hand-whipped frosting beats anything else. Attempt to eat more healthily: ...Well, it's better than a store-bought thing, right? emotion_awesome Bold: Not true for all things in life, unfortunately. Italics: Marginally better, in the sense that ingesting cyanide is better for you than ingesting lava lies i am always correct the sentence below is a lie the sentence above is the truth
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Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2012 4:12 pm
OFFICIAL THINGS TO DO WITH MY TAX RETURN POWER RANKINGS:
1) Trip to Cali
2) Get teeth filled in
3) Food
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90001) bills mad
OFFICIAL THINGS TO DO WITH NEXT CHECK POWER RANKINGS:
1) MASS EFFECT 3 PREORDER COMPLETION
2) food
3) bills
4) SAVE ******** SAVE
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9000001) Haircut (I swear to ******** if I don't have a haircut before my next check...)
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That is all.
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Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2012 6:44 pm
Talking To Yourself Isn’t So Bad, Give It a Chance Sometime
I ******** hate it when people chastise you for talking to yourself. Everybody thinks you’re crazy when you do it. Why? What’s so ******** wrong with talking to yourself? Think about it. Who knows you better than you? Nobody. People tend to get along best with people who are like them, so what better friend in the world is there than yourself? You both have the same interests, you understand each other’s deepest fears, thoughts, and pleasures. Sometimes you just need someone to talk to, but nobody gives a s**t about your problems because they don’t fully understand. So in these situations it’s best to talk to yourself. Your self is a good listener and he can help provide great insight into your issues and anxieties because he knows you so well.
This is not the sign of someone going crazy; it’s quite the opposite. By talking to yourself and brainstorming with each other on philosophical bullshit and what not, you’re providing you and yourself with some clarity. Clarity brings sanity, which is the opposite of insanity. Therefore, talking to yourself is not the sign of insanity, but rather sanity.
Isn’t that right, myself?MYSELF: "Yes it is, a*****e."
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Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2012 5:40 pm
Ordered a new laptop screen that should be in on Monday despite them charging me for 3 day shipping and today is the third day. >:U
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