i don't even remember. i think i was already drinking.
- kicksave856

bye

what does this even mean?
- Gramps28

even though it's an affordable wine it tastes so good that out of respect for the wine he doesn't want to soil the label with his grubby digits

so grubby

bye
- watsonnostaw

you stop!

even though it's an affordable wine it tastes so good that out of respect for the wine he doesn't want to soil the label with his grubby digits
- daeth

no, that's not it

no, that's not it
- Gramps28

you never know, he can be pretty sentimental sometimes

slow as balls today and it isn't helping wake me up from this groggy hangover. i am dragging my ass across the street for some caffeine. if it's anything new i will report back accordingly.

magnificent. they had my monster orangeade that nobody carries anymore and my monster khaos, which fewer and fewer people seem to be carrying. AND they were like 2/$4 or something. oh thank heaven for 7 eleven.

Ice cold Pepsi

Mexican fanta (orange)

you guys are living the lives.

Ice cold Pepsi
- AGalchenyuk27

gong down a slippery slope, my pedo friend


Can a steady diet of junk food rob you of your vision?

A new case report suggests it's possible: After years of eating only potato chips, French fries, cold cuts and white bread, a 17-year-old British boy went blind.

Despite his bad eating habits, his body mass index, a standard measure of obesity, remained normal. But the lack of essential vitamins and minerals took its toll. Anemia set in, his bone mineral density plummeted, and his levels of vitamin B-12, vitamin D, copper and selenium all cratered.

That triggered "nutritional optic neuropathy," the investigators said, a rare form of optic nerve damage more common in food-starved developing nations. If left untreated, it can lead to permanent vision loss.

"It is not that the junk food had a toxic effect on his vision, but that he wasn't eating nutritious and varied foods," explained study author Denize Atan. She is a consultant senior lecturer with Bristol Medical School at the University of Bristol.

A picky eater since about the age of 11, the boy purposely avoided certain food textures, subsisting entirely on processed carbs, ham slices and sausage.

"Most of his diet was fat and carbohydrate, which contain a lot of calories," Atan said. That meant his height and weight stayed normal, masking his condition, even as his nutrient intake steadily dwindled.

And that's a problem, she said, because "there are multiple vitamins and minerals that are important for eye health."

Those include vitamin A, vitamin B1 (thiamine), vitamin B2 (riboflavin), vitamin B3 (niacin), vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), vitamin B9 (folate), vitamin B12 (cobalamin), iron, calcium, magnesium, and copper.

"Perhaps if he'd only eaten fish and vegetables, he wouldn't have run into problems," Atan added. But as things stood, by age 14 the teen developed chronic fatigue, hearing loss and vision problems. By 17, nutritional optic neuropathy had taken hold, stealing most of his central "reading" vision.

The patient's peripheral "navigation" vision remained intact. And vitamin replacement treatment did restore some color vision loss, said Atan. But the damage to the boy's optic nerves was largely irreversible.

Can a steady diet of junk food rob you of your vision?

A new case report suggests it's possible: After years of eating only potato chips, French fries, cold cuts and white bread, a 17-year-old British boy went blind.

Despite his bad eating habits, his body mass index, a standard measure of obesity, remained normal. But the lack of essential vitamins and minerals took its toll. Anemia set in, his bone mineral density plummeted, and his levels of vitamin B-12, vitamin D, copper and selenium all cratered.

That triggered "nutritional optic neuropathy," the investigators said, a rare form of optic nerve damage more common in food-starved developing nations. If left untreated, it can lead to permanent vision loss.

"It is not that the junk food had a toxic effect on his vision, but that he wasn't eating nutritious and varied foods," explained study author Denize Atan. She is a consultant senior lecturer with Bristol Medical School at the University of Bristol.

A picky eater since about the age of 11, the boy purposely avoided certain food textures, subsisting entirely on processed carbs, ham slices and sausage.

"Most of his diet was fat and carbohydrate, which contain a lot of calories," Atan said. That meant his height and weight stayed normal, masking his condition, even as his nutrient intake steadily dwindled.

And that's a problem, she said, because "there are multiple vitamins and minerals that are important for eye health."

Those include vitamin A, vitamin B1 (thiamine), vitamin B2 (riboflavin), vitamin B3 (niacin), vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), vitamin B9 (folate), vitamin B12 (cobalamin), iron, calcium, magnesium, and copper.

"Perhaps if he'd only eaten fish and vegetables, he wouldn't have run into problems," Atan added. But as things stood, by age 14 the teen developed chronic fatigue, hearing loss and vision problems. By 17, nutritional optic neuropathy had taken hold, stealing most of his central "reading" vision.

The patient's peripheral "navigation" vision remained intact. And vitamin replacement treatment did restore some color vision loss, said Atan. But the damage to the boy's optic nerves was largely irreversible.
- Nucker101

if masturbation hasn't taken his vision by this point i think he'll be okay with a can or two of ice cold pepsi per day.

*walks into table again*

if masturbation hasn't taken his vision by this point i think he'll be okay with a can or two of ice cold pepsi per day.
- kicksave856

#NoFap #NoSugar #NoCarb #ColdShower

*walks into table again*
- kicksave856

#NoFap #NoSugar #NoCarb #ColdShower
- Nucker101

next step in completely robbing yourself of all of life's pleasures is #MGTOW

edit: oh i googled it and it's not quite what i thought it was. thought it was a celibacy thing. my mistake

#NoFap #NoSugar #NoCarb #ColdShower
- Nucker101

You are living the life bro

You are living the life bro
- AGalchenyuk27

it has just been decided in the tribunal of irl friends that this shall be The Winter of Pinot Noir coming up. so you can look forward to many expert user reviews of 10-15 dollar bottles of pinot noir.

it has just been decided in the tribunal of irl friends that this shall be The Winter of Pinot Noir coming up. so you can look forward to many expert user reviews of 10-15 dollar bottles of pinot noir.
- kicksave856

pinot noir is my jam

had an eyetalian one on friday that was lovely

southeast a few miles?

wtf do you live again?



oh, man i had a whole thing typed out here and i typed over it.

anyway, you're invited to drink wine this winter.

southeast a few miles?

wtf do you live again?



oh, man i had a whole thing typed out here and i typed over it.

anyway, you're invited to drink wine this winter.
- kicksave856

fantastic i'm on my way

Shiraz FTW

Shiraz FTW
- AGalchenyuk27