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@Xenophon @bronze when i was 21 i didn't know what steel reserve was and did a "power hour" with them (take a drink every 60 seconds like a shot of beer) comes out to around 8 12 ounc beers in an hour.
I swear to god i got alcohol poisoning from that lol. I was in bed for like 2 days.
@Xenophon @bronze I only drank three 24 ouncers in 3 hours, and was only in bed for 1 day. However, my tolerance is worse than when I was young, which is another reason why I'm trying not to drink because I think it might indicate my liver capacity is dropping, which concerns me.
I found as i got older my variance got much wider. There are days i have like 2-4 beers worth and feel kind of lit, and i had a day on vacation a bit over a year ago where i legitimately drank like 15-20 cocktails and felt fine.
@Xenophon tolerance drops as you get older man, thats why im telling you to drop the drinking habit i could power through all-nighters when i was 15-16 but nowaways even missing a few hours of sleep will wreck me
@bronze @Xenophon I know that about all nighters too. I think what concerns me more is the tolerance dropped considerably over a 6 month period, so I figure I couple times I went to far (tequila) and may have damaged shit and need a good several months of healing.
just do a test. drink the same amount every night in a row for...i dunno, like 6 weeks. and keep a journal of it. maybe even make a tiktok channel and bet people you can quit at the end of it all.
no tard dont listen to him this is horrible advice throw all your alcohol down the sink you've proven you cant handle a single drop of it lay off the shit for the next few years for your own good
Go watch a retrospective on how Nick Rekieta completely destroyed his life while on top of the world as the highest grossing superchatted streamer on all of YouTube because he just couldn't put down the fucking bottle.
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Greece: Revolutionary Prisoners Welcome the Liberation of George Abdallah
Following the release of Georges Abdallah and his arrival in Lebanon on July 25, several revolutionary prisoners held in Greece welcomed this announcement, which comes after more than 40 years of imprisonment in France. Anarchist prisoner Nikos Maziotis (left in the photo) wrote a statement on August 2 to celebrate the news.
[…] “Your release from prison is one of the greatest pieces of good news and has enormous meaning for all of us who are part of the international anti-capitalist, anti-state and anti-authoritarian movement. Because good news for one is good news for everyone, it is good for the movements, the peoples in struggle, the poor, the proletariat and the activists incarcerated in prisons, as is of course the opposite for bad news. And the fact that you came out of prison unshakeable, without any questioning of your struggle, is a huge political and moral victory for all of us. »
Similarly, former member of the November 17 Revolutionary Organization and Marxist prisoner Dimitris Koufontinas sent a message after the announcement of the Arab communist’s release.
[…] “Today is a day of immense joy. The beautiful news of your liberation has passed through our cells. I will not speak of liberation. You have always been free of mind, soul, heart, as are those who resist. Only now have they been forced to free your body, to join your brothers in the struggle for a standing Lebanon, and a liberated Palestine. The arch-terrorists, the murderers, the colonialists, the arch-despoilers of the peoples have not succeeded in slandering you by calling you a terrorist or a criminal. Your only crime was to be and always to be a revolutionary, not to have yielded, not to have deserted for a single moment your great responsibility. »
Suite à la libération de Georges Abdallah et son arrivée au Liban le 25 juillet dernier, plusieurs prisonniers révolutionnaires détenus en Grèce ont salué cette annonce qui intervient après plus de 40 ans d’emprisonnement en France.
The General Directorate of Civil Defense in the Gaza Strip appealed on Tuesday to the United Nations and humanitarian organizations for urgent assistance and intervention to provide it with gasoline for the operation of rescue vehicles and equipment
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The following is an extensive interview with the French left-wing leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon that was conducted by Tariq Ali, the veteran writer and activist, and that was originally published on Sidecar, the blog published by New Left Review.
NASA’s Curiosity rover captured a view of its tracks on July 26, 2025. The robotic scientist is now exploring a region of lower Mount Sharp, a 3-mile-tall (5-kilometer-tall) mountain. The pale peak of the mountain can be seen at top right; the rim of Gale Crater, within which the mountain sits, is on the horizon […]
'The ABC News report cited "sources familiar with what Maxwell said," that she claimed "Trump had never done anything in her presence that would have caused concern."'
Hmm. Do you think a convicted sex trafficker of underage girls would find it concerning if the paedophile ring she supplied had intercourse with said children?
No, I think not either. That statement means nothing.
She apparently spoke about 100 people. Tell me when we talk about Prince Andrew. If she doesn't, then that speaks volumes as to the focus. If she doesn't, then the UK judiciary needs to get in on this act, because given Prince Andrew's mommy dearest dropped a bucketload of cash, we need to investigate any possible misappropriation of UK taxpayer funds, at the very least.
Trafficker and predator Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, continues to claim she's a scapegoat, and reports she's defending President Donald Trump were met with skepticism.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has issued a new alert for travelers after two people tried to transport live turtles through U.S. airports.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has stressed efforts to study and absorb netizens' opinions in formulating the country's 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030), following an online campaign to seek netizens' opinions on the plan.
A new study suggests that material from Earth's core is leaking into the mantle and reaching the surface. The research, which challenges the long-held belief of an impassable core-mantle boundary, is based on the discovery of primordial isotopes like helium-3 and ruthenium-100 in volcanic rocks.
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The parties discussed potential collaboration in nuclear energy infrastructure development, personnel training, radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel management, and the integration of nuclear power plants into the energy grid.
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"This is the latest example of a strange marketing strategy by AI companies. Instead of selling products based on helpful features and letting users decide, executives often deploy scare tactics that essentially warn people they will become obsolete if they don't get on the AI bandwagon."
look man, I haven't even embraced a proper IDE. Sometimes I feel like emacs is too much. I'm not going to start using AI code generation any time soon.
I've worked my entire adult life: over 15000 days straight without unemployment. In all those days I've always been a doer, not a director - even when the job was being a director. I'm very hands on. I still don't know what it is about those who cannot do anything that gets them all on the same wagon shouting, "This will revolutionize the thing I could never do and really don't understand!" The best explanation I've heard for this type of mob mentality is, "They don't know what they don't know."
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in reply to bronze • • •I won't be drinking for at least 6 months after that steel reserve hangover.
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in reply to bronze • • •like this
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in reply to Tard • • •>Steel Reserve
ruh roh
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in reply to IRGC Commander Xenophon • • •Yeah, I drank 3 on Friday and was sick all weekend (nausea). At least it didn't give me a headache I guess...
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in reply to Tard • • •@Xenophon @bronze when i was 21 i didn't know what steel reserve was and did a "power hour" with them (take a drink every 60 seconds like a shot of beer) comes out to around 8 12 ounc beers in an hour.
I swear to god i got alcohol poisoning from that lol. I was in bed for like 2 days.
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in reply to Sir Anthony Bacon • • •I only drank three 24 ouncers in 3 hours, and was only in bed for 1 day. However, my tolerance is worse than when I was young, which is another reason why I'm trying not to drink because I think it might indicate my liver capacity is dropping, which concerns me.
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in reply to Tard • • •@Xenophon @bronze thats fair, it definitely goes down as you get older.
Im 32 and i can't drink like a could when i was 25 lol. You're body doesn't like it as much anymore. But i still have my moments lol
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in reply to Tard • • •i could power through all-nighters when i was 15-16 but nowaways even missing a few hours of sleep will wreck me
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in reply to bronze • • •I know that about all nighters too. I think what concerns me more is the tolerance dropped considerably over a 6 month period, so I figure I couple times I went to far (tequila) and may have damaged shit and need a good several months of healing.
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in reply to IRGC Commander Xenophon • • •throw all your alcohol down the sink you've proven you cant handle a single drop of it
lay off the shit for the next few years for your own good
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Unknown parent • • •please stop and hit the gym NOW i know for a fact there are gyms in brazil
if not theres defenitely no sortage of hard labor down there
trash your phone, computer and girl clothes and resign yourself to farm duty
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Unknown parent • • •Did you know that the inventor of anime is a jew named Aner-Mesha Mordacai Levi Goldblatt, so they called it Ane-Me for short to honor him?
You should probably stop watching that goyslop. It's meant to rot your brain an keep you from making White babies.
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Unknown parent • • •pic very related.
Used to roof with a guy. We'd drink 5 of these in a weekend on a roof and hammer out 20sq tear offs
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Unknown parent • • •@UnityOstara @Evil_Bender @Xenophon @bronze you and i live in the same zip code nigga. and you're a woman.
No offense of course but I can out drink you hands down. lol
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