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HiddenLychee, in 'ANIMAL CROSSING' [OC]

I think this is my favorite so far

bionicjoey, in Remember to have fun at work

The last thing you hear: “What’s up guys! Welcome back to another open heart surgery tutorial! Today’s video is brought to you by NordVPN!”

ExfilBravo,

Smash that like button and don’t forget to subscribe if you like the content. It really helps the channel get new patients.

n3m37h,

If you want to see the rest of the surgery please like and subscribe!

meliaesc,

You’re halfway through and they never made the pt. 2

xX_fnord_Xx,

And check out my Patrion if you want the longer cut with all the steps explained!

x4740N,
@x4740N@lemmy.world avatar

It really helps the channel get new patients.

Sounds very dahmer-esque

otter,

You joke but a doctor recently got her license revoked for it

washingtonpost.com/…/tiktok-plastic-surgeon-dr-ro…

x4740N,
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metallic_substance,

This is how the punchline panel of this comic should have been written

bionicjoey, in Would this DM let the party slay the dragon?

Finally, a playgroup with availability!

To paraphrase Matt Colville, they will rescue a beautiful dragon from a ravening princess.

SpaceNoodle, in "Future" by Safely Endangered

Anybody who hasn’t shit their pants between their teens and their thirties is lying about it

DragonTypeWyvern,

I haven’t, because I’m not a drunk and only do the cool drugs

Ranvier,

Or never had a run in with Olestra

cookist.com/olestra-the-embarrassing-story-behind…

Damn you fat free Pringles!

jjagaimo, (edited )

Afaik this is just fear mongering

That article cites no sources, and the FDA has retracted requiring warnings for products containing olestra

According to Wikipedia:

When removing the olestra warning label, the FDA cited a six-week P&G study of more than 3000 people showing the olestra-eating group experienced only a small increase in bowel movement frequency compared to the control group.The FDA concluded that “subjects eating olestra-containing chips were no more likely to report having had loose stools, abdominal cramps, or any other GI symptom compared to subjects eating an equivalent amount of [potato] chips”

Source

Where I originally heard about olestra

SpaceNoodle,

Last time I had a bag of Wow! chips, I couldn’t stop shitting the rest of the day.

jballs,
@jballs@sh.itjust.works avatar

I remember Conan O’Brian doing a joke about this. He said something like “Many people reported having explosive diarrhea after eating an entire family sized bag of Doritos with Olestra. Oddly enough, those eating a family sized bag of regular Doritos without Olestra… also experienced explosive diarrhea.”

He said it funnier, but that was the gist of it.

Ranvier, (edited )

You’re right it wasn’t a very scholarly article, that article was just the first thing that pops up on a Google search meant for people who weren’t familiar with Olestra, was mostly intended as a joke.

To take it more seriously though, a lot of those studies took place after a formulation change, so the later incarnations may have been better. It’s also possible that some of the reports came from people consuming large amounts of it at once. The studies I saw that didn’t show much difference all had a relatively small amount of chips ingested (see studies cited by article here www.acsh.org/news/1996/…/whats-the-story-olestra#…), for instance one of these studies was a double blind crossover with only 2 Oz of chips. I’m not aware of studies that would simulate downing a whole can of Pringles with Olestra at once. It was often included in snack foods that people don’t always moderate themselves on. Many of these studies, like the one you cite, were run by the manufacturer so important to be skeptical of the methods. They apparently started to fortify it with fat soluble vitamins to address concerns it could exacerbate deficiencies of those vitamins (besides basic science which should logically suggest this would happen, there’s evidence to back that up as well jn.nutrition.org/article/…/fulltext). The principle of every stool softener on the market now is that it’s something your body cannot absorb that will remain in the gi tract, eat enough Olestra or anything like it and it’ll have an impact on your stool consistency, just a matter of dosing. Animal studies also suggested it doesn’t cause weight loss and may even lead to increased weight. In the end it stopped being sold in the US altogether, because why go to all that trouble for something that probably doesn’t have any benefit.

It’s tough though, common symptoms are common. Many side effects you see on medications or things like Olestra may not even have anything to do with the product and were just coincidence or nocebo effect.

IndiBrony, (edited )
@IndiBrony@lemmy.world avatar

I wish I could deny this, but no: I remember spirting a bit out on my parents’ carpet in my late 20s one time when I came down with a sudden case of norovirus.

Another fun fact to go with that is that upon realising that I couldn’t go much more than 5 minutes without peeing pure brown liquid out my ass, I did end up just laying in the bath tub for a few hours and let it trickle out whenever it wanted to.

I just curled up in the fetal position and accepted that this was my life. I’d put the shower on to rinse myself down every now and again.

dfc09,

I once clocked into work, and promptly shit my pants because I trusted a fart.

I immediately called my manager and just said “hey I just shit my pants, I’m going to go home and clean up”

She was so flabbergasted with my direct honesty, it was beautiful. Own it, people! We’ve all done it and the only embarrassing part comes from within!

SpaceNoodle,

When I shat my pants at work, I just told my boss that I needed to leave and he said “OK.” You don’t even have to think about the shit in your pants with mutual trust and respect.

dfc09,

Fair, and that would probably work just fine at my current job, but I was working at a gas station and 19 years old. Very seldom would a gas station manager let an employee leave without feeling very entitled to an explanation.

SpaceNoodle,

Of course; I just wanted to share my personal situation and pants-shitting scenario.

x4740N,
@x4740N@lemmy.world avatar

I feel sorry for the people who have sneezed when they had diarrhea

Sanctus, in "Daily Affirmations" by War and Peas
@Sanctus@lemmy.world avatar

Apparently they only do that when they’re stressed, and watching them fuck stresses them out. What have we done.

x4740N,
@x4740N@lemmy.world avatar

So I was stressing the fuck out of the one that was hanging out on the outside of my screen door some nights ago

Crul, in I AM MISTER SANTA

See artist’s community: !exocomics

Vincent, in Krampus - Sarah's Scribbles (Sarah Andersen)

Just wait until corporate finds out what the Dutch Krampus looks like 🙈

bunkyprewster, in More Parmesan? - Existential Comics

I love parmesan and will take as much as I can before my spouse starts to scowl at me

Socsa, (edited )

That shit is like $50/lb so just keep grating and I’ll take it in a to go box.

affiliate,

what would happen if you never told them to stop? would they eventually stop of their own accord or keep coming back with new blocks of cheese?

x4740N,
@x4740N@lemmy.world avatar

Now I’m wondering if that’s actually possible

If you had enough cheese would the collective mass create enough gravity to pull it all together and create a blackhole

Socsa,

Eventually the cheese would begin to form a singularity and the grater would exist on the boundary, slowing their own perception of time with each subsequent grate.

affiliate,

wormhole life hack

x4740N,
@x4740N@lemmy.world avatar

I too love cheese and want to eat a shit ton of it but I count my calories because I don’t want to end up fat

Donjuanme, in More Parmesan? - Existential Comics

Why is he holding a cheese grater like that? I don’t want any blood in my food tyvm.

affiliate,

gotta get your iron somehow

DragonTypeWyvern,

Prude

hakunawazo,
x4740N, (edited )
@x4740N@lemmy.world avatar

Do you want some grated child on your pasta sir ?

Edit: typo

psud,

He’s using the fine grating side, as is appropriate for parmesan

When using one of the small sides of the grater, you hold it by the large edges, but since you’re not rubbing your fingers up and down the blades you will be uninjured

Haagel, in More Parmesan? - Existential Comics

If the rationalist deduces what is logical based on their empirical experience then their reasoning is flawed. We have to accept the axiomatic truth that our senses are limited and cannot account for an absolute truth.

To separate valid perceptions from invalid ones, a person first must assume that the world can be known through the senses. They must also assume that the world is objectively real. These assumptions do not get along well with one other. To say the world is objectively real is to say it is independent of and indifferent to sense perception. Then what in the world can we know? We can know only the effects of the parmesan cheese upon our senses, not the cheese itself.

mimic_kry,

Rofl

You jest, but some actually do often confuse objective perception with objective reality.

Fact is though, the pursuit of a perfect vessel with which to observe reality is silly and impractical, so we make due with common shared characteristics.

In other words, the cheese itself is not cheese, we only perceive it as cheese

Haagel,

How would you define objective perception? If empiricism is equally problematic for all humans, then what could possibly qualify as objectivity in perception?

maccentric,

There is no spoon

mimic_kry,

Twas a joke

TheGreenGolem,

Are even our eyes real?

HeyThisIsntTheYMCA,
@HeyThisIsntTheYMCA@lemmy.world avatar

How do they taste?

jandar_fett,

There is no cheese.

mimic_kry,

Lmao

The only truth is that there is no truth

I aspire to your level of philosophical ascension

ripcord,
@ripcord@kbin.social avatar

Only Zuul

ripcord,
@ripcord@kbin.social avatar

But mightn't we perceive it as cheese because it is cheese?

Also maybe not, but I don't think we can say it is not cheese.

WhiskyTangoFoxtrot,

Ceci n’est pas fromage.

bunkyprewster, (edited )

The objectively real world may be separate from and indifferent to sense perception, but sense perception isn’t indifferent to the objective world. Sense perceptions are caused by an interaction of our sense organs and the world. Surely from repeated patterns of sense perception we can draw some correct inferences about the external world?

Haagel,

How can we be sure that those inferences are correct? Any appeal to empirical evidence would be circular reasoning.

WhiskyTangoFoxtrot,

And don’t call me Shirley.

Haagel,

Surely you can’t be serious

bunkyprewster,

“correct” is a heavy word there. Would reproducible and predictable suffice?

HopeOfTheGunblade,
@HopeOfTheGunblade@kbin.social avatar

We experience a world through the senses. We have no other way to experience any world that may or may not exist. The world experienced through the senses is apparently consistent, and if we do not deal with it, we have bad sensory experiences, or cease to be experienceable to each other entirely. So, since this is the only world we can interact with, and how we do so matters to our happiness, all we can do is take this world on its own terms and deal with it.

ImplyingImplications, in SSB is a little messed up, when you think about it. [Safely Endangered]

Would you rather it be like that one Black Mirror episode?

don,

Striking Vipers, for the curious.

scops,

Or that bit in Altered Carbon where a couple fight to the death to see who gets an upgraded sleeve.

Acters,

Yeah! maybe they are enjoying it, and the blast off from the stage is just them climaxing. Some are able to submissively survive to the outer edges of the arena, and other characters are edge guard dominant types

FuglyDuck, (edited ) in Would this DM let the party slay the dragon?
@FuglyDuck@lemmy.world avatar

killer DM.

So nope.

otter, (edited ) in Remember to have fun at work

Maybe not during the surgery, but it’s pretty normal to do some review before a surgery that hasn’t been done recently.

In the past they’d skim the books, but videos provide additional insight nowadays. A lot of those videos are published on YouTube

So it feels weird, but it’s not. You’re (most likely) in great hands

registrert,
@registrert@lemmy.sambands.net avatar

(most likely)

I’d be worried if the video was "Heart surgery for dummies’

Xanthrax, in "Survive" by TheyCanTalk
@Xanthrax@lemmy.world avatar

I hate to be that guy, but they don’t remember where they hide their nuts. All the squirrels are hiding nuts, so they depend on finding eachothers stashes.

bricklove,

I heard they’re responsible for a majority of oak trees because of this. They’re just out there absent mindedly sowing seeds

DessertStorms,
@DessertStorms@kbin.social avatar

So even better, they want everyone to thrive - communism! 🐿️✊

RoquetteQueen,
@RoquetteQueen@sh.itjust.works avatar

And sometimes they never find the stash and you get a surprise pumpkin plant in your garden and walnut tree in your yard.

edgemaster72, in I AM MISTER SANTA
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