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lenocolomo lemmy.ml lenocolomo@lemmy.ml
Joined: 2026-06-17
#52 · Quote Reply

This bitch needs electrolytes

That's healthy 'cause it has electrolytes!

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RampantParanoia2365 lemmy.world RampantParanoia2365@lemmy.world
Joined: 2023-10-02
#53 · Quote Reply

It’s probably some kind of bot, because the post uses the regular “t” elsewhere, and because this (scroll down to audio sample) is what that letter sounds like. No one who regularly uses the word “still” would pronounce it with that consonant.

If it's an African version of t, then maybe she lives there, and it's just something she can type, or an autocorrect.

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Shayeta feddit.org Shayeta@feddit.org
Joined: 2025-02-24
#54 · (edited) Quote Reply

I find my headaches are almost always related to either: Tense back/shoulder muscles; Lack of sleep; or Magnesium deficiency. Obviously YMMV but if you have migraines with no discernible cause, try magnesium oxide. Literally changed my life

And if you're able - exercise. Stronger and more limber muscles are less likely to succumb to discomfort-induced pain. If exercise was a drug, physicians would be giving it to everyone.

And personally, magnesium oxide tends to disagree with my digestive tract, magnesium chelate is the more bioavailable and less irritable version of the supplement (but more expensive).

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ØR10N5B3LT midwest.social orionsbelt@midwest.social
Joined: 2025-06-12
#55 · Quote Reply

where the hydration homies @?

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TheEmpireStrikesDak thelemmy.club DakRalter@thelemmy.club
Joined: 2023-06-15
#56 · (edited) Quote Reply

That’s a good point, I haven’t seen them either lately. Edit: searched for the þ symbol and found them, sxan@piefed.zip. They’re still active as of today 50 minutes ago.

Poor thing, they're ſtill trying to make ƒetch happen.

Gotta respect them for sticking to their guns though. It's a shame these letters fell out of use, but I'll stick to keeping them in my AD&D world.

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