I should have caught that part. I was weirded out by the oddly human mouth features.

Iiiis this AI?

There are quite a few special requirements that need to be met for narcotics to be dispensed. Can they be ignored? Yup! Also, there should be some numbers run first and in many states an online check is required as well.

Only if it extrapolates from Israel to Jews in general.

Time to have them enjoy some ZB themselves, to prove that one.

Ummmm… wait. Haven’t I heard this one before?

I mean, people in their 20s are incredibly un-chill and very not sure who they are. Dating someone like that sounds kinda awful.

I am on your team with this.

Supported byyyyyyy……

You make a lot of them. They are flat. They get painted, they get punched out, (this is where the ‘magic’ happens) they get shuffled around to load into machines to put them on the bottles, they go through the machine and they get clamped to the bottles.

There! Instant plastics!

But who made them unstable?

Does that bug have wings?

False knees has some beautiful art and Al’s has put some of their series into purchasable books.

In everything he has done

The actual chemical. As for adding crushed Benadryl tablets I have zero clue about the concentration and the potential of that to cause damage to the nerves. I was just urging caution.

Careful with this info. Diphenhydramine can cause nerve damage if at too high a concentration: 5 parts whatever to 1 part Benadryl is the typical dilution for local anesthetics.

In jello

But, no really

There are these fantastic fruit edibles that I can get locally that taste amazing and are thus quite deadly. I’ve asked them to make them without pot because I would totally eat them all the time.

I have people who Have documented nerve damage and can’t feel anything. I still numb them up, simply because we can have knockdown effects like vagus nerve stimulation even if they can’t consciously feel it. There’s still a response and, it doesn’t cost me much of anything to numb up an area just like normal.

I’ve taken care of too many toddlers, I guess to trust that.

But I have taken care of too many toddlers to trust that they keep it on consistently, as well.

Typically, the sling is to reduce the chance of repeat injury, not for pain.