Drusas

It’s not even the stress. It’s the schedule itself, apparently, that increases risk of both. I would link to a source, but I am tired right now. It’s easy enough to look up, though.

I have read that statistically people tend not to. Don’t know the truth of it. He’ll still be suffering in the meantime.

Removed by mod

She also has a prior conviction for intentionally spreading COVID.

I think you might not know very much about the pain of third degree burns.

If he makes it, he is going to be infinitely full of regret with the consequences he’ll have to live with.

And enjoy your increased likelihood of heart disease and diabetes later!

It’s in the Ukrainian constitution that they do not hold elections while at war. How horrible for Zelensky to follow their constitution.

I use one to protect my bread products from pets.

I had to switch to using a bread box because my dog would eat anything on the counter, and I didn’t really have anywhere else to store my bread/bagels without really rearranging my limited cabinet space.

That dog was ravenous. She even ate a whole crab once, shell and all. I learned my lesson.

That’s fair.

As a woman, I would probably visit Saudi Arabia before I would visit India. India is literally the only country that a fellow traveler has ever recommended against going to to me.

I can accept that there are good things about Uttar Pradesh which are not reported to the Western world. For example, it looks like a beautiful place.

However, those good things not being reported doesn’t really impact the frequency of such horrible atrocities being committed there.

Some of them are also being eaten by wolves recently. The children, mostly. But that is not as common a problem as women being sexually assaulted is.

What the FUCK is wrong with Uttar Pradesh? Because it is almost always Uttar Pradesh. And more importantly, why isn’t the government doing anything about it?

I’ve heard that about The Dispossessed. I tried to listen to it on audiobook and the narration was terrible, so I just couldn’t get far into it. I need to pick up a physical or digital copy.

Oh, and Malazan is great. That one took me two tries to really get into as well, mostly because I initially had trouble keeping track of so many characters.

Enjoying a classic book is not pretentious. Conversely, gatekeeping what people think is a must-read is pretty pretentious.

Reading books which make you think is also not pretentious, and I get the idea that you sure think it is. There’s nothing wrong with light reading for fun, but some people enjoy more variety than that.

The sequels are worth it.

No. The Count of Monte Cristo is a much better and deeper novel, but The Three Musketeers is much lighter and more fun. They’re both good reads for different reasons.

I’ve been thinking the same myself. I remember it having such an impact on me as a kid.