Binge moderation.Drinking in moderation can have a positive health effect.
I do a lot of moderate drinking.
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Binge moderation.Drinking in moderation can have a positive health effect.
I do a lot of moderate drinking.
Isn't that the same thing?You can be in recovery or you can not drink.
Gotta get to why you're a drunk. Lotsa alcoholics have underlying emotional/behavioral/personality disorders. A recovery program can help with that. Just being sober doesn't necessarily. Recovery demands some harsh, brutal honesty.Isn't that the same thing?
houses didn't exist in the 30-40s?You know what is the most farked up part about this...It was only about 80 years ago that a majority of Americans lived in tents and shacks and they were perfectly fine.
You ever watch PBS?houses didn't exist in the 30-40s?
It’s 2019 and I live in an un-insulated 1200 sqft. Shack. The roof is only 2x6 tongue and groove boards with tar and rock on top. There is many layers of lead paint on the walls from1958 to 1974.houses didn't exist in the 30-40s?
below the layers, America is a big bluff on the world stage.It’s 2019 and I live in an un-insulated 1200 sqft. Shack. The roof is only 2x6 tongue and groove boards with tar and rock on top. There is many layers of lead paint on the walls from1958 to 1974.
below the layers, America is a big bluff on the world stage.
My grandpa born in 1931 was an airline mechanic his entire working life after getting out of the marines. He grew up in NYC and seemed to have had a normal childhood, never mentioned people living in tents. He said his father worked an average job with DuPont. Maybe he was one of the lucky ones? Definitely not a one percenter.Were your family the 1 percenters during the depression?
Sometimes I think the world would be a much better place if we could’ve just frozen things in place pre industrial revolution.You know what is the most farked up part about this...It was only about 80 years ago that a majority of Americans lived in tents and shacks and they were perfectly fine.
Who says you need to live in a gypsum cell?
Where did this ”career“ sh!t come from?
You need food? Hit the church food banks then go Surf.
to be honest I didn’t know the numbers but now I do...My grandpa born in 1931 was an airline mechanic his entire working life after getting out of the marines. He grew up in NYC and seemed to have had a normal childhood, never mentioned people living in tents. He said his father worked an average job with DuPont. Maybe he was one of the lucky ones? Definitely not a one percenter.
Don't get in the ambulance!I'm glad we live in the only developed country in the world where a relatively minor health incident and non-consensual transport and treatment can easily result into medical-induced poverty.
If it weren't for people like me, people like you would still live in tents.You know what is the most farked up part about this...It was only about 80 years ago that a majority of Americans lived in tents and shacks and they were perfectly fine.
Who says you need to live in a gypsum cell?
Where did this ”career“ sh!t come from?
You need food? Hit the church food banks then go Surf.
tres bon!If it weren't for people like me, people like you would still live in tents.
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