Polls: Health & Fitness

Even though you can't really change it after a certain point

Sooooooo... Came up tonite my in laws cousin is getting a breast reduction at 16... Apparently she has a 34 FF I don't know what that means. I'm no doctor but 16? Seems wrong but again I don't know the whole story...

We all know Elon is rich enough to pay scientists to do the work. So, if women could be genetically altered to lay eggs like chickens... that are small eggs with little humans inside that grow into normal sized humans... would you do it vs the "live 8lb birth" thing?

Just seems so much easier to lay a small sized chicken egg than a giant watermelon that is alive. Who came up with that and why is it better?

Just lay the fertilized egg... sit on it at work and hatch your baby.

Clearly Elon would want to design the eggs so don't mix them up with cooking eggs... wouldn't want to hard boil your kids. Maybe make them like... checker board patterned...

Happy Thanksgiving!

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I have a question how often does everyone on here shower? I shower everyday but I have some white friends that say they shower once a week and I think that's disgusting. So I'm wondering is it a race thing or just a individual thing because all my ethnic friends like black , Spanish. Asian etc friends shower everyday or every other day.

I think they are personally. There’s nothing wrong with encouraging someone to lose weight for health reasons, but if you go around saying people’s bodies are gross, I think that makes you a repulsive individual. We all imperfections. No one is an exception to that. The other side of the coin exists too. Don’t say someone’s abs are gross bc it’s not your personal preference. I think we all need to stop shaming others bodies because they’re different than our own.

Did you know that males with low estrogen experience depression, sexual disfunction, irritability, lack of focus, fatigue and more?

Not out of sadism, but really just inherent curiosity, I would give it a try!

SOME FACTS ABOUT TASERS:

Tasers deliver 50,000 to 75,000 volts. Tasers are conducted energy devices used to incapacitate individuals by delivering an electric shock that disrupts muscle control. They fire two barbed darts connected by wires to deliver the shock, effective at ranges up to 34 feet for law enforcement models. Although marketed as less-lethal, Tasers can cause serious injuries or fatalities, especially in individuals with heart conditions. Reliability varies, with some police departments reporting effectiveness as low as 55%. Tasers can be used in probe mode for incapacitation or drive stun mode for pain compliance.

Tasers fail to subdue individuals approximately 40% of the time, according to investigations and reports from various police departments. This failure rate has been consistent across different cities and models, with some newer models being less effective than older ones. The effectiveness of Tasers can vary due to factors such as the distance between the officer and suspect, clothing thickness, and whether both darts make contact with the target.

The most common description of the pain from a Taser is likened to a severe, full-body muscle cramp or jolt. People often describe it as an intense and sharp pain accompanied by involuntary muscle contractions. The sensation can feel like being hit with electricity throughout the body, causing a temporary loss of muscle control and a feeling of exhaustion once the shock ends.

After being tased, individuals may experience various involuntary reactions. Some people report losing control of their bladder or bowels due to the intense muscle contractions caused by the Taser's electrical shock. Passing out is also a possibility, as Tasers can cause temporary loss of consciousness, seizures, or confusion, although these are less common outcomes.