WalrusDragonOnABike [they/them]

Active commuting and some forms of VR gaming are also good ways to get exercise (although gaming may be more inconsistent, unless you become like a beatsaber leaderboard grinder or something). I need to get back to exercising regularly again…

Being active can also make it harder to eat certain junk foods as you can tell the difference better when physically active.

Musical Instrument Digital Interface skirts sound cool. /j

I thought normal metabolism burns random fat though. Normally (not losing weight and not changing hormones), you would just be regaining that fat as quickly as it is burned though an equilibrium. On HRT, you wouldn’t replace that incidental fat burn, so even if you don’t lose weight, I think you should be eventually lose fat in those places?

Have you tried jumping long distances when you got a tailwind though?

Lack of taste is great. Reading is hard, but it’s great being able to watch a bunch of trash shows and still enjoy them. Like, trash can be watched at any time. Good stuff, I sometimes find myself avoiding because I’m too tired to focus or wanting to multitask…

I typically take mine shortly after waking, but sometimes it’s don’t get around to it until right before I leave for work. Then take it sometime between getting home from work and bed, usually closer to bed if I didn’t take em until right before work. I go into work at a variety of times and wake at a variety of times. So… Basically I don’t have a schedule.

I have a weekly amount/pm pill organizer, so that’s how I avoid double-taking. For shots, I have it on my calendar.

Yeah, but workers are not making millions. I guess a lot of compensation for those who make that kind of money is a bunch of mutlimillionaires/billionaires who just keep adding each other to boards and executive positions so that the others will reciprocate. A small in-group where they don’t really care about each other, but if they violate the unspoken rules, they’ll be cut out in the future.

And since they aren’t actually working, of course they don’t “retire”…

Surprised how few times I’ve forgotten personally. Probably only a couple times in the last 5 months - less than once per month. I did intentionally decide not to take spiro like twice when I was sick (already had a hard time staying hydrated, so spiro seemed like a bad idea) and I did delay a shot until the morning (but it technically was on-schedule compared to my first shot).

Not if you disappear them for seeing too much and replace them with cooler coworkers.

Time for coworkers to peer pressure you into doing full queer mode at work?

I’m surprised companies don’t worry about how quickly someone they hire will retire if they are paid that kind of money. But I guess if they’re just concerned with quarter-to-quarter timelines, that’s not much of a concern?

The one with the internet, whatever that’s called.

But what if we take that trope and make them siblings, so it would be even more stereotypical anime trope?

Sorta surprised One Piece is missing from the two threads, but also given the wide variety of gender-variant representation introduced to the show over decades, I’m also not surprised no one wants go through the trouble of adding it.

Who doesn’t consider it a problem?

Spandex and cushion are comfy. If its a long and/or wet ride, I’m gonna go comfy since I have to change at the end anyways. Granted, I don’t go for things like aerohelmets, but also can’t remember ever seeing one IRL outside like bike events with like 100s of cyclists.

Exclusive analysis finds the rate of maternal deaths in Texas increased 56% from 2019 to 2022, compared with just 11% nationwide during the same time period.

Curious what the percent change is for just states that didn’t implement abortion-restricting measures is…

Many just detect temperature changes. And upside down can will spray cold air. If there’s any space between the doors or between the door and the frame, you can spray it in and it’ll detect the temperature motion. Fancier models do exist that are more specific, so YMMV.

Usually 4%/x25 has been considered the rule-of-thumb (and that’s based on a study that considered dying broke okay; not based on capital preservation). x20 would usually be considered fairly aggressive (although that depends if you are including other things like SS benefits if you are in the US).

Given the super-high CAPE ratio currently, even 4% would be be aggressive if you want capital preservation. Something like 3%/x33 would be more geared towards that.