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The Random, Meaningless Announcements Thread!

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illykitty

illykitty

RF's pet cat
Draka said:
If you're dizzy and hungry, eat. I don't know if you're hypoglycemic or not, but goodness...eat. Don't make it worse...I've been much worse, it's not fun.
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I don't think I am and it's expected, I'm fasting. Still... I can't wait to eat. Soon... I don't think I'll last the whole of ramadan.

But even if I can do it only for a week, I'd prove to myself I have *some* self control (I'm not too worried about the empathy part - my husband often tells me I'm very caring).

I just feel like I've got to do this.
 
Draka

Draka

Wonder Woman
illykitty said:
I don't think I am and it's expected, I'm fasting. Still... I can't wait to eat. Soon... I don't think I'll last the whole of ramadan.

But even if I can do it only for a week, I'd prove to myself I have *some* self control (I'm not too worried about the empathy part - my husband often tells me I'm very caring).

I just feel like I've got to do this.
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Ohhhh. That's right, forgot you were opting to fast anyway. Well, if you do experience more dizzy spells, or shakiness or headaches or the like while fasting, those could be signs of your blood sugar being too low. If it's something that seems to present as perhaps an issue you may want to get tested just to be sure, because if you are, fasting while awake and mobile would certainly not be a good idea. Too easy for your blood sugar to drop.

I've never really thought about it, but I'm sure there's some way hypoglycemic Muslims manage during Ramadan well enough besides just sleeping through fasting times.
 
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illykitty

illykitty

RF's pet cat
Draka said:
I've never really thought about it, but I'm sure there's some way hypoglycemic Muslims manage during Ramadan well enough besides just sleeping through fasting times.
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Well it's a good thing I'm not really doing anything. :D I feel for Muslims who do it in the scorching heat and still work.

I'd imagine there are some, wonder how they cope?
 
Shadow Wolf

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
A storm just blew through here. It rained really hard, was really windy, only alittle bit of thunder and lightning but it rained really hard and my house was being shook by the wind. The power also flickered out and back in three times.
 
BeckyRose1998

BeckyRose1998

PICKLES THE KID
I love how this turned out.

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Falvlun

Falvlun

Earthbending Lemur
Premium Member
I'm never bored. I always find things to do that I find enjoyable. The problem is that those things are never super productive, since they usually fall under: reading fiction books, playing games (board games/video games/phone games), walking my dog, or scooting around the net (or parking myself at this site).

I feel that I need to get bored in order to prod myself into doing more productive things with my time, such as: pursuing a higher certification in my field of work, learning a new language, picking up a productive hobby like woodworking or quiltting, getting involved in my community, excercising or some other physical hobby like yoga or jiu jitsu, etc.
 
Sunstone

Sunstone

De Diablo Del Fora
Premium Member
Falvlun said:
I'm never bored. I always find things to do that I find enjoyable. The problem is that those things are never super productive, since they usually fall under: reading fiction books, playing games (board games/video games/phone games), walking my dog, or scooting around the net (or parking myself at this site).

I feel that I need to get bored in order to prod myself into doing more productive things with my time, such as: pursuing a higher certification in my field of work, learning a new language, picking up a productive hobby like woodworking or quiltting, getting involved in my community, excercising or some other physical hobby like yoga or jiu jitsu, etc.
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When I'm bored, I go to a strip club. But not so much to see the women as to feel the super charged excitement of having my wallet drained of its entire contents in thirty minutes or less. Always exciting, and the perfect remedy for boredom.
 
Breathe

Breathe

Hostis humani generis
Teaching a new class today. The class has too much range of abilities, it shouldn't be one class, so I've had to make one lesson for the higher level and one for the beginners; it's not fair if I teach only one lesson because half the group are going to find it too easy to be boring, or one group are going to get completely lost. What chance does the lady who can't read or write stand learning about modal verbs?? Oy... :facepalm:
 
Wirey

Wirey

Fartist
I had no idea you could get a pimple on your wiener. Someone just showed me a picture of it. Sweet merciful crap that's gross.
 
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