If you've ever had your dick sucked then you've paid a whore to suck it. You might not have given her cash directly but she still got paid with something be it a meal, a movie or what have you.
Oh... so the seatac airport qdoba girl who seemed to want me to pay for her meal, so I suspected,... was intending on sucking my dick? lol.
Didn't suspect that, though that'd kind of make sense given what she's likely reading from my body language, and the idea she came off like a probable hobo whore.
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Well, woke up at 3:18 a.m. this morning, instead of 2 something like on previous mornings. I might be able to read that as an "improvement", but I guess I'll really know in time, hehe.
No carotid pain when swallowing as of 3:28.
Breathing in feels "normal". Often times before at this time in the morning, it wouldn't feel normal, but I can't fully describe the sensation.
Now 4:34, no obvious concerning events.
Up until 4:10ish, eyes felt "tired" and wasn't hungry after testing a tomato. Afterwards, they felt normal and awake and at 4:30 a.m., felt fairly hungry after testing a tomato. I'm now eating the rest of the rice//peas I prepared at night, I produced more than I intended to eat specifically for this time.
I've associated the "tired eyes" effect with circulatory problems in the past, which cocoa tends to resolve. Resolves the problem, and makes the eyes "awake" and one feeling normal instead of "tired".
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I kind of wondered...
If the sugar in fruits, when eaten excessively, can cause pancreaitis (inflamed pancreas), and diabetes is a symptom of an insulin-resistant pancreas (An "injured pancreas")...
Is diabetes essentially the same thing?
An inflamed pancreas vs "an injured pancreas".
So this would, I'd think, highly implicate sugar and fructose as a cause of diabetes.
But, I thought we already concluded binge eating patterns are actually the most fundamental cause of diabetes.
Maybe it's both...
I like tomatos, has almost everything a banana has, minus the sugar (in terms of vitamin c, magnesium, potassium). And has lycopene, to boot.
So, I'd think that'd count towards the "fruit and vegetable" intake goal.
Let's google...
sugar intake diabetes site:gov
No association.
These opinions relating to the threat to health from fructose alone and as a component of sucrose and HFCS, are sustained despite reports such as that from the German Nutrition Society, which concluded that intakes of up to 100 g fructose per day are not associated with increased serum triglycerides and that fructose and sucrose are not associated with increased risk of hypertension or CHD
But, what about 300grams daily from bananas? Now we're talking, huh.
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In about 15 to 20 out of 100 cases, acute pancreatitis leads to complications affecting the pancreas or other organs. Pseudocysts (fluid-filled cyst-like blisters in the pancreas) are a common complication. If they are small and don’t cause any symptoms, they don’t need to be treated. Larger pseudocysts may rip open and bleed or become infected and form an abscess. To stop this from happening, the cyst can be punctured and drained from the outside using a hollow needle. In some cases, surgery is needed.
If it’s not infected, dead tissue doesn’t always need to be treated. Infected dead tissue has to be treated with antibiotics, though. It may also be necessary to remove the dead tissue. Various procedures are used, depending on what part of the pancreas is affected. If the dead tissue isn’t causing any acute problems, it’s best to wait for about four weeks before removing it so that the patient can recover from the illness first. By then the dead tissue will also have hardened, making it easier to tell it apart from healthy tissue and remove it.
Yeah, that episode of fatigue and lightheadedness...
Indicating possible internal bleeding...
And we've likely inferred pancreaitis...
And they're talking about pseudocysts ripping open and bleeding...
Maybe that's what was happening.
And removing dead tissue from the pancreas. HAHAHAHAHA... do I have to? lol.
Don't think I'm going to volunteer myself to a surgeon unless something compels me to get to the hospital. And they're talking about dead tissue causing acute problems, so as long as I don't have acute problems, no need for surgery.
And apparently these cysts can become cancerous. Makes me think this is how pancreatic cancer typically starts, and steve jobs was a fruitarian idealists and he died from pancreatic cancer at age 56.
One doesn't typically think fruit = cancer... but I'm more cautious in my assumptions when talking of excess...
And pancreatitis from fruit subsistence would seem to surely indicate excess, regardless of what one thinks.
So sugar/fructose intake and pancreatic cancer... that might be an interesting link to explore.
In the new study, researchers found no relationship between the total carbohydrates in participants’ diets and their risk of pancreatic cancer. And when they focused on fruit intake, higher consumption was related to a lower risk of the disease.
In contrast, there was a relationship between increased pancreatic cancer risk and higher intakes of sugar, candy, honey and jam. This suggests that sugary, processed carbohydrates — rather than carbs like fiber-rich grains, fruits and vegetables — may be particularly linked to pancreatic cancer, the researchers report in the Annals of Epidemiology.
I wonder if there's supposed to be a caveat in there...
And when they focused on fruit intake, higher consumption was related to a lower risk of the disease... upto a point.
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Like a u curve.

Are older people really happier, or is that simply a matter of the happier ones tending to stay alive that long, and the sad ones not...?
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saw that these steel racks at wallie were $80 each at the store, but $65 online, and I couldn't find them at the store...
So I improved both issues by ordering them online. They'll find them for me and I'll end up paying less for them, ^_^.
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https://www.reuters.com/article/us-sugary-foods/sugary-foods-linked-to-pancreatic-cancer-risk-idUSTRE65E5H420100615
No consistent association with a particular food intake and pancreatic cancer, but there is an association with high GI index diets and pancreatic cancer.
73% higher risk for the top tertile vs bottom tertile.
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https://www.yahoo.com/gma/florida-police-arrest-2-girls-were-allegedly-plotting-151006200--abc-news-topstories.html
“They had a strong belief in satanism and they believed the more people they killed the faster they would go to hell,”
No wonder I was getting the "crazy" and "homicidal" vibe from the okcupid occult witch, LOL. THEY ARE BOTH! lol.
I thought it was due to something like autism, but nope... thinking maybe I was accurately sensing what kind of person she was in terms of want and intention.
I don't actually believe these people REALLY "wanted to go to hell faster", I think they just wanted to kill people, and satanism is the weak justification.
Because, plenty of people without satanistic beliefs also want to "kill as many as possible", thus, the mass shooting sprees.
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Life is precious. You need to find God before you die.
Yep, you might think you have so much control over that, until you're looking at the scythe of the grim reaper, and you realize how powerless you really are.
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In the middle of closing off the roof and getting the rest of it shingled (probably tomorrow). Just waiting for battery to charge for the battery saw. Didn't want to drag an electric line up on the roof just for this one 4x8 I need to trim.
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So with this knowledge of a BMI of 26.
What's my definitive understanding as to health issues.
Inflamed pancreas seemed pretty likely, caused by excess fruit consumption (Sugar consumption in particular).
But no "real proof". Just that the upper right quadrant pain is hard to mistake and it's now largely gone, and inflamed pancreas will subside within a few days of removing the irritant, according to the internet. And the implicated internal bleeding is explained by the pathology of pancreatitis (Bleeding cysts).
And not hard to see that the carotid pain is largely gone since cessating the bananas.
It does seem like, however, the "heart issues" are persisting albeit it seems to have subsided as of this morning /somewhat/.
It was still robbing me of my sleep, which I later resolved after lifting the sheathing loader which soon made me tired, then took a 2 hour nap.
Makes me think I need to lift heavy things daily.
Don't know what's wrong with the heart, but hope it improves though that's not my normal understanding of the more severe heart pathologies. Don't really know how "severe" I might be.