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⌈ Secret Post #3560 ⌋

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Comments

Advice

[(Anonymous)]

^^^^

Re: Advice

[(Anonymous)]

If you've been drinking, take a multivitamin and drink a glass of water before you go to bed.

Re: Advice

[kaijinscendre]

I needed this advice last night! I drank water but didn't do anything to balance my electrolytes and such. I was better after like an hour laying in bed. My sister was not so fortunate.

Re: Advice

[(Anonymous)]

Chai tea the next morning is a very excellent thing to drink for a hangover, IME.

Re: Advice

[(Anonymous)]

I've never thought of taking a multivitamin, thanks for the tip!

Adding my tip: I find soup to be a great hangover food, gets something on the stomach and also gets some more water in you

Re: Advice

[(Anonymous)]

I got a better one! There's this stuff called rehydration solution. there are recipes online how to make them yourself though the ones you get at pharmacies are better balanced in terms of additional different sugars and salts (like added potassium) and there's also vitamins in it.
take that stuff, and it nearly completely eliminates drymouth and any other symptom of dehydration you get from breaking down alcohol. my go to remedy after parties.

Re: Advice

[supermanda]

I can confirm this!

But I'd say two glasses of water, if you can stomach it.

Souffles

[kaijinscendre]

I made chocolate souffles today. They turned out really good but I am think they might have been overcooked. I've only had a souffle once and there was a cream poured onto it so I didn't really get to see what the inside looks like.

Are souffles supposed to be gooey in the middle or cooked all the way thru? This is what they looked like on the outside. Forgot to get inside pictures. :(

Re: Souffles

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not a souffle expert (soufllexpert) so I can't really answer your question but those definitely look fantastic on the outside at least!

Re: Souffles

[(Anonymous)]

I was a junior producer on a cooking competition-type show, and from what I gleaned, the inside is supposed to be... gooey but not *quite* undercooked?

Back Pain

[philstar22]

Okay, besides meds and heating pad, what can I do for a sore back? I'm not at the point where I can even do stretches yet because I can't even bend over. I do have some epsom salts, but I don't think I could get back out of the tub even if I got down into it. I'm taking the max doses of naproxen and Tylenol I can. Is there anything else I can do?

Re: Back Pain

[(Anonymous)]

Warm baths. As warm as you can stand. Or if you know someone with a pool then go float in that. It soothes the muscles and takes weight off f them, plus see a fucking doctor you daft twat.

Re: Back Pain

[(Anonymous)]

It depends on what's causing the pain? But I guarantee you can do some gentle stretching (not all stretches require to you bend over, plus, stretching isn't about creating any particular pose so much as helping your body unravel just a little from wherever it is).

If you're in this much pain, you might want to see a doctor/physical therapist: if nothing else, they may be able to give you some directions on stretching with your range of motion.

Re: Back Pain

[(Anonymous)]

Magnesium you can rub on and take internally (there are lots of different varieties available). Should help recovery, and prevention in future

Re: Back Pain

[(Anonymous)]

Depending on the cause of the back pain, now that there are OTC Lidocaine patches, you could numb a certain area and it might get you to the point you can stretch and move around a touch or soak in a tub.

Re: Back Pain

[(Anonymous)]

When I had severe back pain (I ended up at a chiropractor twice a week for awhile) due to a pinched nerve, the doctor said that I needed to keep moving. Even if it was just a shuffle, and even if it hurt some, I had to move. As staying still / lying down a lot was causing the muscles to contract. While moving stretched and relaxed them and helped in the long run.

Other than that, if you don't think you can take a bath, I found hot showers helped.

Time Management

[(Anonymous)]

Help please. :(

Re: Time Management

[(Anonymous)]

You want to borrow the keys to my DeLorean?

Re: Time Management

[(Anonymous)]

What specifically are you having problems with?

Re: Time Management

[(Anonymous)]

Set alarms for how long you have to work on one thing before moving on to the next. OBEY THEM unless you're honestly a few minutes from finishing what you're working on when thr alarm goes off.

Do the things that can be finished quickly or have a long lag time (like laundry) first.

Re: Time Management

[(Anonymous)]

Don't procrastinate! When you know you have to do [this one small thing], do it. It will take five minutes then rather than letting it evolve and suddenly you have ten things to do that all take thirty minutes each.

How do I stop getting these ads?

[feotakahari]

On a wide variety of sites, I'm constantly getting ads for a manga publisher called Renta. Their manga all sound incredibly rapey, so I want to start getting ads for different stuff. How do I stop those ads from being targeted to me? (This is on an iPhone.)

Re: How do I stop getting these ads?

[(Anonymous)]

Maybe don't go to malware covered manga-porn sites.

Re: How do I stop getting these ads?

[(Anonymous)]

Get an adblocker and only turn it off if you really want to support someone's page/trust their site?

Re: How do I stop getting these ads?

[dahli]

If you just don't want to see ads at all download Opera mini. They just implemented an adblocker on their browser and works for most ads.

I also believe that ads appear since google or whatever other search engine you use records your searches and gives you ads according to them. I think you can delete your search history on google.