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some cut to size air filter material and duct tape from your local home center and you're good to go

I think that was sarcasm


I've never heard of cycling it. We're you a teen during the steroid arrival? Maybe people were confusing things. I've always just done 5mg a day, but now people are talking about taking mega doses of like 20-30mg a day, shrug


Creatine is dosed in grams not milligrams, otherwise your number are correct.


Homeopathic sports supplementation


New Coke and Coke Classic


I was born in the mid 80s, enjoyed the internet from 95-2005ish and then thought there was a decline. Seems like there is a pattern here...


I'm in your same age bracket (a bit older actually) and joined Internet mid-90's and there were already plenty of trolls and nasty, mean people. They were just fewer in absolute numbers because statistics.

Also, as youngsters, we probably tolerated those that were there much more - at least if the trolling wasn't directed at us - because teenagers are still learning life and emotions.


I bet when you were about 22 plus or minus a couple years music started to change for the worse too!


isn't this also "timing the market"? which most people agree is a bad idea


The whole concept of passive investing depends upon some large number of people timing the market. Just not you. It is predicated upon the concept that you are not good enough to make your own decisions. Usually that's true, but sometimes it isn't.


Some clocks also update over radio. Oregon Scientific used to make the best bedside atomic clock ever. Super simple, with the projector, was an atomic clock that updated automatically via radio and had a pleasant, crescendo alarm that would start off nice and get more aggressive. They don't make it anymore :/


haha, I was just going to say the same thing


And to go with that, if you ever want people to like you, just ask questions about themselves. People have a tendency to like talking about themselves.


It's one of the central theses of Dale Carnegie's classic, How to Win Friends and Influence People.


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