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  1. The story continues back in the Bug Chasing Fiction forum here
  2. Part of the trouble with those statistics is that it is a self-reporting system, and there is very likely cognitive bias in the reporting based on whether the drug is brand name or generic. Also, it includes common and well-known (although serious) side effects (e.g. kidney damage) so rare but very serious events are numerically swamped in the aggregate data. The data (for the US) is available through the FDA's web site: https://www.fda.gov/drugs/fdas-adverse-event-reporting-system-faers/fda-adverse-event-reporting-system-faers-public-dashboard
  3. Yes, that's fine (my Truvada Rx came from the same place). A lot of the big manufacturers of generic pharmaceuticals are in India.
  4. Seems to me that proper consideration of the issue would necessitate discussion of (and perhaps agreement upon) what is the purpose of competition in public school sports?
  5. Nifty erotic story archive at nifty.org
  6. The system is (mostly) NOT automated. You'll be able to see it again when the Admin staff processes the change. That's not the same as the Moderators; we cannot do it for you.
  7. I don't know if it's written down anywhere (apart from in the code itself). @rawTOP is the man to ask. FWIW, the site's code is a responsive web design, so it resizes the images if you change window sizes or devices. However, after playing with it a bit, the way it works is that it updates the width and keeps the height fixed (and somehow chooses what portion of the original image best fits into that frame size). I poked around on your blog page with the developer console and the heights for the header image are 150px on the blog nav page (what I think you're calling the blog homepage, Blog>General>TheTrunkAndTheCage); 200px for the "top two" entries and 150px for those below them on the general blogs page (with everyone's blog, Blog>General); 300px on the individual blog entry page. Hope that helps!
  8. There is at present no way to tell whether a story is complete (only the author would be able to say in any case). It's a great idea, though. You can see whether you've read anything in a topic when you are looking at a forum. The topics that contain new content have a red bullet or star in the left margin, while the ones you've read completely do not. Unfortunately "new content" includes comments, so it doesn't necessarily mean a continuation. I am under the impression that the new version of the site has a feature planned for this.
  9. Their video server has been badly wedged for days.
  10. Maybe... but if he forgot his sun block, he's gonna wish he were a lot cooler and need about a gallon of lidocaine spray.
  11. Yes, you put it in the right place (thanks!). As @Olderkinkybiguy correctly supposed, this sounds like it would be best as a personal blog in the Bareback Bloggers area (https://breeding.zone/forum/33-bareback-bloggers/) Like the Tips and Tricks forum, posts are moderated, so after you make your first post, a moderator will approve it and then you can add more.
  12. Moderator's Note: Please remember that posts containing erotic references to underage sex (under 18) are forbidden everywhere on BZ. DO NOT post them here.
  13. @Anders4 Moderator here. Your request was received and your account and profile are no longer publicly accessible (i.e. they have been removed from the web site). Your login credentials will be removed when the Administrator processes the pending deletions. More details in the topic above, to which I am merging your post.
  14. You can edit your own posts for a very short time after you first post them (about 10 minutes). If you want changes after that, simply report your own post (using the Report option in the '...' menu at the upper right corner of the post) and explain the changes in the body of the report. A moderator will take care of it.
  15. Well, that was refreshing and different! Is there a TL;DR? 😉
  16. I looked for that post, and here's a link to it: https://breeding.zone/topic/38710-warning-points/page/4/#findComment-971420
  17. The topic under discussion is SNAP, which used to be known as "Food Stamps". In the US, it provides assistance only for food primarily for people with children. You are asserting that "too many able bodied [people]" are depending on it "for life" and are not "fending for themselves". You are probably wrong, but you certainly should be providing some references to back up your assertion, because it is implausible considering what SNAP is.
  18. I've merged your post into the existing topic about blocking people. See the top of the post for instructions, but TL;DR: Use the pull-down menu from your own screen name at the upper left and select "Ignored Users"
  19. Here are a couple of vids for y'all https://thisvid.com/videos/suited-beef-sex/ https://thisvid.com/videos/hot-studs-in-suits-know-where-to-cruise-for-a-fuck/
  20. This is without question an arrogation of powers that belong to Congress. The Constitution is crystal clear on the subject.
  21. viking8x6

    it's not steps!

    Agree. Meme is hilarious but not accurate. I've also played the guitar for miles and miles before I switched the watch to my left hand.
  22. If you aggressively pinch tender soft tissues for 36 hours, you will do some real damage. It will take time for it to heal. Basic care is important - keep it clean and do your best not to irritate it any further. It would also be appropriate to seek medical help - they might, for example, be able to give you medication to reduce the inflammation.
  23. The data in the chart that @Pozzible posted, plus the population numbers, do not by themselves lead to the conclusion you have drawn here, so far as I can tell. What other assumptions have you used, or what is your logic in concluding it?
  24. I have osteopenia (not quite osteoporosis yet, thanks be), which I found out about because I broke a wrist earlier this year - first time I've ever broken a bone. I believe it's likely that Truvada had some role in that and have now switched to Descovy. And a lot of calcium supplements.
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