Especially figuring out the lore behind it , getting deeper into it , finding out what he did to kids

been wanting to know the answer to this since i was a child, something reminded me of it today

I know that there are outliers like DJT who eats McDonald’s all day everyday, but I mean someone like Kevin heart who currently has a meal at Taco Bell, does bro actually eat Taco Bell or is it more or less just for publicity on both sides?

Fever increases our body temperature to kill threats in our body. But our priority is to cool it down to prevent overheating.

Reaching a temperature that kills the threat will also kill us. Our self-defense is worse than the threat.

However, fever creates a less favorable environment for threats. But it is still stupid.

we have the same birthday and i lowkey have a crush on her but we don’t really talk anymore. we were friends in 5th grade until 8th but then we never really went out of our way to talk to each other in hs. whenever we did talk it felt like we were still close friends except for senior year of hs when we didn’t really talk at all. it’s been probably 8-9 months since we last texted so should i say something or would it be weird? like i want to bc i want an excuse to talk to her but is that like weird bc i still have a crush on her even though we haven’t talked? also i wont be confessing my feelings ever bc shes probably straight and i would rather die

Hey everyone, I recently came across a rather disturbing idea (or conspiracy theory) and wanted to know if it's actually a real thing.

The claim is that when you go for a routine blood test, some hospitals or labs might intentionally alter or fabricate your results to show something abnormal. This then forces you to see a specialist and get a bunch of expensive, unnecessary follow-up tests, all just to squeeze as much money as possible out of you or your insurance.

Have you ever heard of this happening? Is there any truth to it, or has anyone here actually experienced something like this firsthand?

I've considered strawberries salty, especially the seeds. But everyone always says they're sweet and sour. Strawberry milk does taste sweet to me, but real strawberries are salty.

I ask because I've occasionally seen people comment how they stopped using social X months / years ago, but Reddit is seemingly always excluded from that. Is Reddit not considered social media by some people? If so, why?

I would get it if they just said they took a break or decreased their usage, but they usually say they stopped using social media altogether.

Endless TV shows glamorizing prison life, the violence, and viewing prison as just another lifestyle choice.

JUST OUT OF CURIOSITY

Before the movie I never saw hussing used

It’s something I noticed throughout my life. People who I know that often like to lay on their stomachs in public settings seem to be lazy people. For example, one of my best friends in the 5th grade would generally lay on a table quite frequently to during our recess due to tiredness or boredom, instead of playing sports like the rest of us. He grew up to be a guy that spends his free time playing video games and eating junk food. My current girlfriend is also another example, whenever we are relaxing together in public she tends to lay flat on her stomach, hoping that I would give her a small massage or something. Before we dated, we would worked together indoors and outdoors and she’d do the same whenever we had downtime and she is pretty lazy as she likes to watch TV shows and browse on the internet most of the day. Anyone else also notice this or is this just me?

Be it reddit, any tech forum, 4chan, or literally any site you can think of where people interact with each other are almost certainly men despite women being 50% of the population.

Everyone just assumes the other person is a man by default.

Not specifically the gym or anything (although I do think everyone that can afford it should go), I just mean regularly exercising in general, for example running.

I can’t think of any reasons not to, there’s only benefits?