My love for you

This sounds like a riddle to me almost. I'm expecting to crunch on it and find some type of solution. I recognize that it's not but the formatting makes me think that. lol I'm not a fan of riddles. I get they're not terrible. It's a benign process. Solving riddles, I mean. But I still don't have an interest in it. I would rather have %100 of my life not being solving riddles. I'll do what I can to be there. lol

>>16872
Something rote repetition won't sweep aside for the little science experiment?

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Brindlewood Bay, anyone? Tried to check some trove, no luck 'till now...

>>15460
yeah, who would go to stinky 4chan, everybody knows all the cool kids hang out at /r/guns

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Try The Harpers Ferry Model 1816

OP, will these be reproduction kits or a mix-mash of unmatching, original parts you find online? Can you do an 1819 US Hall Rifle? Or how about a Charleville?

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>>15333
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/learning-in-the-octopus/
>Learning in the Octopus
>The animal cooperates readily in laboratory experiments. Tests of its capacities before and after brain surgery lend support to the idea that there are two kinds of memory: long-term and short-term

Another man called Brian B. Boycott did similar research like Lashley except in octopuses. He removed tissue inside the octopus vertical lobe and found that the memory, quite paradoxically, is stored both everywhere and nowhere.

>>15337
I think this ties in with previous posts in this thread. Clearly thoughts and memories aren't tangible in a physical sense since you can't trace them to a source.

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Quoted from "Crystals and Crystal Growing" (pic related):
>About ten years ago a company was operating a factory which grew large single crystals of ethylenediamine tartrate from solution in water. From this plant it shipped the crystals many miles to another which cut and polished them for industrial use. A year after the factory opened, the crystals in the growing tanks began to grow badly; crystals of something else adhered to them as shown in Plate 11, something which grew even more rapidly. The affliction soon spread to the other factory: the cut and polished crystals acquired the malady on their surfaces.
>Enough of the unwanted material was collected to make a supersaturated solution of it. Since crystals of both materials, the unwanted and the wanted, would grow in that solution, the unwanted substance must contain the desired substance. And since crystals of both would grow in a pure solution made from the desired crystals, the unwanted crystals could not be the result of an impurity which had crept into the solution during the manufacturing process.The wanted material was anhydrous ethylenediamine tartrate, and the unwanted material turned out to be the monohydrate of that substance. During three years of research and development, and another year of manufacture, no seed of the monohydrate had formed. After that they seemed to be everywhere.

One thing chemists and physicists never have explained adequately is how a certain substance just randomly form in the exact same way without any contact with the original contaminated solution. It is especially weird because the desire substance is totally free from water while the defective substance contains water.

Compared to 2012 America and the west in 2022 are much more decadent and declined. It's easier to engage in petty theft, people are more tired and apathetic. The only thing I usually steal is just food, the walk in and out, grab and go, ect. That just works fine on the cheaper stuff.

I used to work at two different retail stores and while I doubt it's the same for every single retail store at both the stores I worked at we had similar schedules of when loss prevention and lead managers would be in. Mondays and Tuesdays after 8pm were typically when loss prevention would never be there and the lead manager would take the days off as well.

>>3806
I worked at Ross and we intentionally varied the hours of loss prevention.

>>38708

Hey, that post contained all templates, previously shared on this website, of which only 4 are the new versions.

(>>38571 - Link to that post)

As of now, the latest version templates available are:

- Hypertrophy 1
- Powerbuilding 1
- Powerlifting 2
- Bodybuilding
- Endurance
- Knee Rehab
- Low Back Rehab
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>>38621
Tell your doctor what you have posted here. They want to work with you if you LET them. If you chose to post on a dead internet forum instead of telling them whats going on then they cant help you

This is only a brief guide about what I gathered. Everything starts with your diet...
>leave all diaries, inmediately
>leave grains: no wheat, corn or rice at all
>eat your foods within a reduced schedule, rather than through all the day long
>avoid starchy foods and red meats
>if not vegetarian, eat meats briefly: like once a week or two weeks
>the softest meats are white fish
>do you like nuts? disregard walnuts at least

If you want quick results, these are the shock therapies:
>fasting regularly
>colon enema
>HIIT exercise
>do not use domestic cooling/heating unless your body strictly requires so, due to some sickness or whatever else
>drink hot water, as much as it can be without harming your mouth
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