At one point I had been fucked up any number of ways, usually beer, for 7 years. Each and every day. Then did another 5 years in a row and then 3 year stint again every damn day. More per day as I progressed. All that was as an "adult." Doesn't even include high school and colleges
K-slim3 i hope you stick around. This place has imo changed for the better. Regardless of what you decide I’m happy to hear you’re in a healthier place and wish you continued peace.
During the beginning of the COVID lockdown, I was probably pushing close to those “slab a day” numbers out of sheer boredom.
How are we soft? You have a thread here full of Americans sooking about Australians and carrying on about being called a cunt by an autistic woman. That’s pretty soft.
Australia is the easiest continent to gain and hold in Risk, but it only gives you two autistic soldiers per turn.
At least they show every episode of something called Bluey. The episode about being fat and maybe you should exercise won't air in the US
Easy to hold, but never gives you enough troops to be worth it. The cowards play. Only works out if the other players kill each other. S America is best, only two points of entry.
Australia the continent has normal hit rates for autism. But the Australian race hit rate for autism is through the roof. I hope this helps.
Steve irwin (ripip goat) is the real loser in all this, took one thread to sully an entire continental race
now they have taken over and ruined the "what i learned today thread" (that I rarely read, sorry to those offended)
I gotta ask, why here? They all got kicked off like some Australian soccer forum for married couples and their jilted nemeses for obvious reasons and end up here?
Worm Found in Brain An Australian surgeon found a live, 3-inch-long worm in the brain of a patient In January 2021, a 64-year-old Australian woman went to the hospital with abdominal pain and diarrhea. Her symptoms later included forgetfulness and depression, and an MRI revealed abnormalities in her brain that required surgery During that, a surgeon found a 3-inch live worm Doctors believe the woman contracted it by eating wild leaves contaminated with its eggs. They believe it is the first reported human infection by that species, and one of the first of a worm in the brain Dig Deeper Doctors confirmed that the patient is recovering well and is still being monitored They have been giving her a combination of drugs to ensure that no other eggs or larvae that may exist in her body survive or grow into adult worms