LanyrdSkynrd

There's a book about this called, "A libertarian walks into a bear". I enjoyed it.

I'm back on nicotine, too.

I quit smoking a year or two ago by switching to vaping and gradually reduced the nicotine dose to zero. I fell off the alcohol wagon for a few days and bought one of those disposable vapes. I haven't drank since, but I've been wasting a small fortune on those vapes.

I keep telling myself I'm going to quit again, but I've got a lot going on right now. I'm looking for work for the first time in 12 years and recently quit smoking weed. I'm afraid of changing too many things at once and having a major relapse and ending up on harder drugs again. Or at least that's what I'm telling myself.

Wishing you luck comrade!

Modafinil also increases focus, like other stimulants, though to a lesser extent. It was big with tech bros for that purpose before everyone could get Adderall prescriptions through apps.

I saw a video a while back where the police car had a compartment to store long guns in the back of the cruiser, conveniently marked "GUN". It was unlocked and a woman in the back managed to slip her cuffs, open it, and fire it at the cops.

The top comment on the video said, "You have a right to a firearm, if you cannot afford one, one will be provided for you."

I have it in the same areas.

I use dermarest(salysilic acid) shampoo when it's really crusty in my scalp. It dries the scalp out a little, which can make it itchier in the short term, but it clears the plaque. I use a Neutrogena ketoconazole shampoo for prevention. If it's really bad I shave my head and apply lotion directly to my scalp.

The rest I treat by keeping it well moisturized, especially applying immediately after showering. I used to have a prescription steroid cream, but I hate going to the doctor so I haven't had it in a few years.

It's not likely to be cracked, unfortunately. It has the latest denuvo and nobody has been able to crack it. Even previous denuvo versions were only able to be cracked by one person.

It's the same for the new Like a Dragon game. I assume they're trying to thwart people like me who use a VPN to buy games for cheaper.

I ended up buying a shared steam account via eBay for $12. Sellers buy the game and sell offline access to multiple people. You get login details, install the game and then put steam in offline mode and keep access to the game.

This isn't a convoy of semi's, it's just a bus and a bunch of losers in F250's. 40k is still way overestimating the number of people willing to do this lame shit, though.

I think the bookstore is basically having a sale and donating the profits towards the tank. It's like bringing a soda can to get a discount at Six Flags except the profit for that day goes towards war. The soda can has no actual value to Six Flags, it's just a weird kind of coupon.

Kratom helped me a ton when I was in a debilitating depression. I was finally able to start doing something besides sleeping, watching TV and eating. I was able to start exercising, taking care of myself again.

I took the same dose twice a day, and got less effect from it over time, but it happened gradually while my depression got better. After 9 months I stopped taking it and had withdrawals. I had to go back on it and taper down. I did it super slow, 10% reduction per week just because I was scared of falling back into depression.

I didn't feel like it was addictive, but it does cause withdrawals if you stop taking it abruptly. The same thing can happen with most psych meds too, though. I lost 6 months to terrible withdrawal from a prescribed psych med even though I tapered it.

Ive been getting mailers every other day for the past couple weeks begging me to write in Biden. They're spending a lot of money on this for some reason, these are folded full color mailers with a different design for each.

I think it would be funny if he loses, so I'm going to go vote for the whoever did make the ballot.

I have bipolar and was in a similar spot when I lost a job years ago. Started having symptoms of mania and didn't have a script for my meds or a way to pay for them.

I went to an emergency room eventually and they were able to get me a dose of my meds immediately, a script for 7 days of meds filled for free through the hospital and got me an appointment with someone who helped me get on Medicaid and a treatment plan.

I'm not sure if you'll get all that help where you are, but hospitals that get public funding(which is almost all of them) have to treat you if you can't afford it. It's in their interest to help get you on Medicaid so they can get paid.

I wish you the best, take care of yourself.