/late/ - Late Nights

>>3757 (OP) 
Because I've lost control of my life.

>>3757 (OP) 
Luv possum.

The Quiet Ones: Silence Then Absence

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>>3760
Oh man, I felt this voice thing. Especially with giving up on talking. Rarely do things hit so close home as this thing did

>>3746
They're neat too.

>>3757 (OP) 
Because uni is a bitch.

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Working nights, so no sleep. 

First time I've ever had a night shift job that actually works through the AM into morning. It's pretty miserable and I can't seem to sleep during the day for more than 4 hours, but it's also very quiet at night and I get a lot of studying done for my certifications/degree. 

Never taking for granted getting to sleep at night ever again. We are not designed for this, at least not me. Been at it for months and my circadian rhythm still can't fully adapt. 

Hope you're all having a good night.

This year should be better, but finances have kept me up most nights. I've decided that's not going to happen this next year and will be making some changes.

>>3764
Graveyards change a person, survival for sure. I finally got pulled back to swing shifts after years of it - I still ain't right.Good luck out there.

>>3765
>I've decided that's not going to happen this next year and will be making some changes.
That's great to hear, Anon. Good luck!

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MERRY CHRISTMAS, /LATE/

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>>3767
Same to you, Anon. Enjoy my low-art skill tree.

>>3768
Thanks! Mind if we put that in the /christmas/ card, Anon?

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>>3767
Likewise.

Other half has Always Sunny on the TV, sure it was a funny show but it's a half hour of shouting. I grabbed a bagel and am hanging with you guys tonight instead of sleeping.

migraine beats opium, in case you were curious.

>>3776
Have you tried triptans, assuming it's a clinical migraine? Also, you should be using butalbital.

brain has authorized total war cringe bombing

Because of my complete inability to just let things go. Even if it would be smarter to do so for me and also of no real consequence.

>>3757 (OP) 
>Why aren't you sleeping tonight?
Sleep is important so I like to get it out of the way first thing in the morning.

>>3780
^

>>3780
I wake up late and unironically go right back to bed after taking care of stuff like bathing and eating.

>>3757 (OP) 
>Why aren't you sleeping tonight?
too fucking hot, fuck summer in the southern hemisphere

>>3783
true, though it is winter right now

posting

>>3796
Hello, Anon.

>>3783
What are you doing to keep cool? I guess if it's hot enough there really isn't much you can do if you don't have access to a good cooling system.

>>3798
Not him. Thank god, where I work, I have air conditioning.
At home, I only have a ceiling fan, which does the job, since it's not so hot anymore.

>>3800
When it's hot and I'm alone, I tend to strip down to a wife beater and boxers. The hottest part of summer where I live only has an average high temperature in the low 80s, but there are still days in the 90s. I also keep a dehumidifier running that ends up making it hotter.

Most of the year I have the opposite problem and am waiting for the heat to show up.

>>3798
i have a fan and a shitty old ac unit, it works well enough if its below ~34c but going over and it just dies, though its been cooler lately, only needed the fan on half strength to be able to sleep mostly confortably

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tired

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sstv is cool, crazy how it even exists

I don't know what's wrong with me. I get two days off work and immediately I can't get to sleep until past midnight, or stay awake all day.

>>3825
Yeah, that's cool. The Ham Radio crowd has a lot of smart men in it!

>>3826
I hope it turns out beneficial for you somehow, Anon.

>>3827
I wish I knew whether I should be forcing myself to go to sleep earlier or stay up later.

>>3829
That's easy. As the great man said
>“Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.”
>t. Benjamin Franklin

>tl;dr
Go to bed earlier, Anon. Good luck.

>>3830
That's easy to say but the choice is between trying to sleep after less than 12 hours awake or staying up for 20+. I face the conundrum at least once a week.

>>3831
Yeah, I get it. I suffer from similar circadian rhythm issues. But as someone who used Ben's approach in the past, I can tell you the results are well worth it! Good luck, Anon.

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i dont know if i wrote about my job situation in the last thread. I recently finished my software development training and was looking or a job. because of AI and general recession in my country I couldnt find a developer but job but I lucked out in getting a system admin role, without any system admin knowledge or prior experience. 
Starts in march... i enjoy my month off. I am doing more recreational programming, enjoying my free time. 
I hope the new job is not too demanding lol but I think it will be chill

>>3842
Congrats and good luck, Anon. Are they a Wangblows house, a Linux house, or something else? The reason I ask is that there are great playlists out there by White men highlighting sys admin of either.
>tl;dr
You might use this interim to bone up and start becoming a junior sys admin on your own before starting work. Certainly that will increase the likelihood of both success at your new job -- and of keeping it.

Again, good luck.

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>@Grok, is this real?

the sunset was so red i thought there was a massive wildfire, i should've taken a picture

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>moo

>>3850
>"WE GOT COWS!111"

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>>3844
thank you anon. 
Its an asset management company that manages the wealth of the richest family in my city. Not too many employees. The IT department was just one guy but with me joining we will be two. I think they administrate linux and windows server. We will see. 
About to go to the movies. Hope everyone will enjoy their night

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I'm a recluse who doesn't have to confine to a sleeping schedule

>>3854
I feel like it's working evenings that screwed up my sleep schedule. I like having most of my free time after work, but getting off at night leads to me just staying up later and later. I wish I could work a morning shift instead.

damn i want a smoke but smokes are expensive man

>>3757 (OP) 
I wish I had a possum.

i saw a possum last night, very cute

>>3864
Neat! BTW, if you're up /late/ take a look up in the sky tonight. There's a total Lunar Eclipse going on rn.
>>>/comfy/16980

>>3865
thanks for letting me know, its a wonderfully clear night, hoping it stays that way

>>3866
Y/w. It only last for about 2 hours, so you'll probably be able to see it all. Good luck, Anon.

hope you anons have as good of view of the eclipse as i do

>>3868
Thanks, I'm in a mixed development are of a smol city, and it's so-so. but it's still easy to discern. Greatest eclipse in about 18mins, Anon.

>>3868
I saw the moon through some trees and thought someone put an orange light somewhere in the woods at first. It took me a minute to realize it was the moon. Too bad I didn't get a clearer view.

>>3871
I didn't get to see it during the eclipse but the moon looked wild the next night. Like something out of a horror movie or game. It's a shame I didn't have a camera with me.

time is ticking

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>>3873
Can we please slow things down a bit?

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>>3880
have something from the past

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Are you still there?

>>3886
Hello Anon. How're you doing tonight?

>>3887
quite decent, i've a six pack of beer and watching lord of the rings: return of the king extended, in a word, kino

>>3888
>digits
Sounds relaxing. I've been listening on and off to the 2021 audiobook of The Fellowship by Andy Serkis. Have you any interest in listening to the alternate BTS commentary audio tracks, Anon?

>3889
if i could find it, yeah, but that sort of extra stuff isnt usually avaliable for a pirate such as myself

>>3890
Oh heh, maybe so. I'd expect someone has ripped those audio tracks, given how wildly popular the series has been.

>>3891
they probably have, but i've never come across anything like it in all my years sailing the seven seas, so it'll probably be for private use or buried under 20 years of other stuff

>>3892
fun fact: i was so obsessed with them when they first released the entire deluxe 3-movie boxed set that i learned to rip dvds and extracted all 4 audio tracks of all the movies into separate audio files and put them on my tablet to listen to on the go.

but, just as you said, they are all laid aside somewhere and I haven't a clue where now.  funny old thing, life.

with the credits rolling, i feel many things, most prominent, melancholy, for i have now seen the end of the greatest and shall never something like it ever again

>>3894
Well you know the old adage:
>"Truth is stranger than fiction."
TLOTR is fiction, and "reality is the only place you can get a really good meal".  :D

Sounds like you enjoyed it Anon.

>>3895
i did greatly, no film has made me feel anything, much less sadness, longing, and hope, in so many, many years

>>3896
Glad to hear it did. Good time for reflection.

how do you anons take your coffee/tea? i like mine with two sugars and about 1/8th of milk

>>3900
black/plain

extremely unlikely that you'd see this, but to the guy who gave me directions today, thank you, i made it home safe
such kindness may have been little to you but i shall remember it

>>3902
NTA, just some anon on /late/ . Glad you made it home safe & snug.

>>3902
I'm glad you found help.
>i made it home safe
Were you in danger?

I drank a fifth of tequila tonight.  I haven't done this sort of stupidity in a while.  Hopefully I'll feel okay when I wake up.

Be well, Anon. We understand.

>>3905
Well, I didn't end up with a hangover.

>>3907
Lol. Well I prayed for you, so maybe God extended grace towards you (you do know that's not normal, right?  :)  I'd recommend you don't push it like that ever again. Cheers.

>>3908
you do know that's not normal, right?
Liver strong. 
I've honestly never had one, even after some pretty serious alcohol poisoning.  Almost drowning in vomit unconscious kind of stuff. I had not drank so much in years though, so I figured it would finally catch up to me.  Thank you for your prayers. Perhaps God did, or maybe over and over has sheltered me.  And your not wrong I need to quit this stupidity.

>>3909
>I've honestly never had one, even after some pretty serious alcohol poisoning.
Can't last IMO.

>Thank you for your prayers. Perhaps God did, or maybe over and over has sheltered me.
You're welcome. May He did.  :)

>And your not wrong I need to quit this stupidity.
Yes you do. Please take care of yourself Anon. We need you here. Maybe find some grand vision you've dreamed of as a child and go make it real!  Good luck, Anon. Cheers.

>>3910
>Maybe find some grand vision you've dreamed of as a child and go make it real!
I don't think I can be a velociraptor though.

>>3912
Really though, maybe I should find something to chase.

Haven't been on here in about a year. Thought I'd stop by and see how things are going.

>>3916
Hey there, Anon. How's things been with you?

I felt sick and had to take off work earlier. I wasn't planning on it, but I woke up feeling like I was going to throw up even just walking around. I felt better after sleeping a bit more.

Taking off isn't something I usually like to do.

>>3918
Please get to feeling better soon, Anon.

>>3920
Thanks, I'm better now. I was hungry and ate a can of hash I didn't really want to eat, took a nap, and then woke up feeling nauseous. I don't think I'm going to eat hash again for a while.

easter tommorrow

>>3922
Yep. Planning to go to church?

>>3925
i didnt, i prefer to worship in my own way

>>3926
Understood. I'm happy your mind is on God today! Cheers.

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Every night I hope I can make myself go to sleep earlier, but it never seems to work out.

>>3928
I'm in the same boat. There's always one more thing I want to work on.

12:56
Mom is being a bitch again.
Wants me to wake up early so she can get the early bird special at the pit shop.
Can't sleep.

>>3929
Yeah, there are too many other things I feel like I could be doing. It's gotten to the point where I often don't bother laying down until like 6 in the morning. Last night I got myself to go to sleep at 5:40, so at least that's something.
>>3930
What's a pit shop?

>>3932
I meant to say pot shop.

That stuff is too strong nowadays, and combined with other anxiety inducing things I'll have to take the conspiratorial POV again.

>>3933
>I meant to say pot shop.
Oh, that explains it. I thought "pit shop" might be part of some regional vernacular I wasn't familiar with.
>That stuff is too strong nowadays, and combined with other anxiety inducing things I'll have to take the conspiratorial POV again.
Yeah, from what I've read a lot of the stuff out there is nothing like what the hippies were smoking back in the '60s. I wouldn't trust it not to be laced with fentanyl nowadays either. I've always stayed away from drugs and alcohol, but if I ever opted to try weed I'd prefer to smoke something mild and homegrown.

>>3934
>>3933
I have found smoking to be generally fine but uninteresting. Honestly, it mostly makes me feel sleepy. Edibles, on the other hand, are rough. They do nothing for 40 plus minutes and then all off a sudden they really fuck up your sensory abilities and balance.  The doses are generally way too strong to be pleasurable for me and I can't understand why people enjoy them.

>>3934
>>3934
>Yeah, from what I've read a lot of the stuff out there is nothing like what the hippies were smoking back in the '60s. I wouldn't trust it not to be laced with fentanyl nowadays either. I've always stayed away from drugs and alcohol, but if I ever opted to try weed I'd prefer to smoke something mild and homegrown.
Agreed, I can't trust it. Making it defacto legal just seems to good to be true, so I'm suspicious.

>>3757 (OP) 
>Why aren't you sleeping tonight?
I'm a little riled up, thinking about things.  The passage of time, the future.
>>3900
I oversteep my orange peko, and pour it into two cups of warm milk.

Tasty, but not too strong.

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>>3757 (OP) 
>Why aren't you sleeping tonight?
I've had insomnia now for a few weeks. Allergy meds are either a knockout punch or clamp my eyelids open. But soon, my little friends will be here to sing me to sleep.

Three months ago, I suddenly started having panic attacks out of the blue. First they were all over the place, eventually that became less scary and now are exclusively in the night. When I fall asleep, like clockwork I'll wake up 3-4 hours later in the middle of a panic attack. Sometimes I can fall asleep again, but usually I cannot.

Sometimes my heart races, sometimes my body is shaking sometimes the panic is just in my head. It is actually the scariest when there are no physical symptoms and the heart is beating calmy because I feel like I'm about to faint and never wake up again.

Last year was very shit and I blame it on that. It's almost as if my brain figures out when one strategy to cause the dread doesn't work anymore and it comes up with a new one. I also cannot shake the feeling that there's something very wrong with my heart but there's absolutely no proof of that.

I was doing so well going to sleep on time for about a week; but as always I've been drifting half an hour or so later every day, and now it's all over.

>>3944
Looking to the Lord can deliver you from fear, Anon. I'll pray for you.
https://www.derekprince.com/word/c-w037

>>3945
Don't give up, Anon. You can do it!  :)

I don't sleep I only take small naps.

>>3947
>only take small naps
interesting, are you one the people who sleep 2 hours for every 4 hours? or do you have a different schedule?

>>3947
rn I seem to be following a similar schedule maybe 3x cycles per day

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the whole internet feels... slower than usual, something is happening, something big

>>3948
>>3849
I take a 3 hour nap around every 12 hours.

world is a juck
i am lain
20,000,000,000 hugged baers

>>3757 (OP) 
add a nintendo logo and that possum is a soyjak

I feel like I upset some goofy anon on another board. It's irritating. Anyway, I'm playing solitaire and sipping whiskey.

My mom's dog has cancer, and will die soon one way or another. It has a huge tumor in it's abdomen and it is putting pressure on it's digestive tract. There is no chance of survival. Everything and everyone dies, but It feels weird anyway.  That dog has been around for half my life.
>>3953
D I S G U S T I N G   P E R S P E C T I V E

>>3954
will die soon one way or another

It feels like something isn't right, or missing. We put ours down (kidney failure, pushed all the organs to the front) and the noisy animal that was always around suddenly isn't. 
Coworker died this week too, strange not having that interaction anymore either. 
Life's weird., not what I thought it was when I was in college or whatever.

>>3954
Sorry to hear about your doggo, Anon.
>>3955
That happened to me at my last job, it's a really strange feeling. We'd been working close for a few years by that point, and just as I go on vacation, he needs a few sick days. Doesn't sound serious, he says he'll see me later. Never comes back.

>>3955
>>3956
I'll miss the silly doggy.
The first time I had a coworker die was on one of my summer jobs durring college.  I had only been there a week or so and he was supposed to be training me. He had a heart attack and died after he got home one evening. I think he was in his early 40s. It's funny, I can't remember his name.

>>3953
Do you say that every time you see an open mouth?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mng2fgPH4dg

>>3757 (OP) 
I woke up late. I'm not employed. I got bored and wanted to know how this place was doing.

>>3969
This place is OK. I hope you're OK too.

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>>3953
Please do not defame the possums like that.

My insomnia is getting out of control again right when I need to be.awake during the day. In don't know what to do. I think I shall try seeing if Incan stay up long tomorrow with caffine. I hate caffine.

>>3972
I personally find that adding beef into my diet (even just hamburg) helps my endurance for staying awake for extended periods. Don't know why it is, just that it is.

By the way, I DON'T mean a goyslop "burger" at fast food joint. I'm talking about grilling one of those yuge chuck burger patties from a frozen pack of a dozen of them (~US$35 from Costco).

Regardless, don't despair Anon. Just keep at it and you'll eventually get this turned back around. I'll pray for you. Cheers.

>>3973
Excuse me. The pack has 15 patties in it. They're about 5" - 6" across.

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fuck, working out is so fucking annoying, i want to just stop doing it so often, but i know if i stop even for a day, i'll stop completely. have an avery

>>3977
Stay strong. I just got my new pullup bar & setting it up today. I'll stay strong with you, Anon!  :D

well i did it, after only 3 something hours of procrastination. 290th day i've worked out by my program's count, first time in a couple weeks i've fully completed my sets too. man i could go for a chicken sandwich but i'm already at my calorie limit for today, have another avery

>>3981
Great! As promised, my pullup bar is now assembled, and I've begun my own routine. Glad you're counting your calories, Anon. I'm improving my own diet rn too. I have an excellent wok/steamer shipping to me rn and plan to increase my natural veggie intake.

Thanks for the based Avery! Cheers.  :)

I'm feeling tired, not sleepy, just tired.  So many anons are basically parasites who contribute little but expect to be entertained. I wish things were not this way.
>>3957
>I'll miss the silly doggy.
It's been eight days now since she was euthanized, but I don't think I miss her at all. It feels weird.

>>3988
Too be clear, I'm not criticizing anyone in particular or this board.

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>>3977
It took me a bit to find it, but I believe this first image is the original. A lot of Averi images floating around are edits. Have some more if you like Averi.

>>3990
>Have some more if you like Averi.
Politically-incorrect Avery  is based & red-pilled. Thanks, Anon!  :D

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>>3991
Am I missing something with the intentional? misspelling?

I had to move back to my parents house for reasons and i am filled with soo much rage at the situation i am in, i don't know how i will calm down. 

Right now, i am finishing fluff romance mangas trying to keep my head off life (also since post midnight is the only time in the day where i have a minute to myself), it is already 1 and not a drop of sleep in my eyes.

>>3990
>the beach that makes you yiff

>>3993
Nah, just playing silly buggers with you mate.

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>>3995
R E P E N T  Y O U  M O T H E R F U C K E R 
>>3994
Good luck with your troubles.

A new facto ha been added to my inomnia. The complete inability to breath through my nose. It'dard to sleep when you feel like you're suffocating.

>>3997
thanks

>>3998
Hope it gets better, fren.

visiting

>>3999
>>4000
Noice.

>>3999
After i got blessed with trips here, i improved my situation a bit.

>>4002
Glad to hear it, Anon!

>>4002
But you're not me!

>>4004
sorry for confusion, i meant i am 3999.

anyone else having a hard time connecting to archive.org over tor? it seems like almost all connections from exit nodes are being dropped, which is very rude!

>>4009
yes

>>3970
I could be better. I wish I were. It's so hard to find a job. I have plans to be more focused and systemic about it after I finish a project, but I'm worried that I'm just getting my hopes up and that the effort I put in will still amount to nothing.

Hi!!

>>3973
Probably heme iron.

>>4020
Hello.

>>4020
Hiya.

>>4020
>Hi
-ho, the derry-oh!

>>4024
Wouldn't that boost only happen if anon was iron deficient/anemic?

>>4027
>Wouldn't that boost only happen if anon was iron deficient/anemic?
I myself thought of that too, after Anon's comment. I'm ordering iron supplement.

>>4024
>heme iron.
Is that a special kind of meat-only iron, or will any typical iron supplement do?

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>>4027
>Wouldn't that boost only happen if anon was iron deficient/anemic?
I think. Maybe the boost in iron could help your blood get extra oxygen? I'm not a doctor. I don't know.

>>4028
Heme iron is different in... Some way. It's found in meat. I'm not sure if it's mostly considered so special because it's found directly in food, and vitamins are often more easily absorbed, for whatever reason, from food, or what. There's dessicated beef liver pills. My mom takes those. She has an iron deficiency, it's more common in women, but her dad regularly did too. Over the last few weeks I've been starting to think I have one too, hence my vague knowledge on the subject. Certain fortified breakfast cereals have lots of iron too. Strawberry Honey Bunches of Oats has like 80%, but others have like practically none, and it's basically at random. 
Cheerios? Plenty of vitamins.
Honey Nut Cheerios? Well, those are just Cheeriod with a dusting of honey nut flavor, no? So they should have the same amount of vitamins. Wrong! No vitamins!
A lot of the kids themed sugar blasted fruit and marshmallow fuckery cereals actually have a good spread of vitamins while the "healthy" grown up targeted slop is as nutritions as cardboard. Probably due to regulations forcing these companies to mineralize the kid's cereals, so it might be different if you live outside the US.
Seriously, though, next time you're at the store, look at the vitamins in different boxes of cereal. It's maddening.
I long for the Diberito. It is truly the answer in this obese malnurition food replicator society. Anyone who insults the Dilberito is an agent of the Demiurge and likely evil.

>>4029
>Heme iron is different in... Some way.
Animal sources of iron are dramatically more bioavailable.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9219084/
>Certain fortified breakfast cereals have lots of iron too.
I watched a teacher in elementary school pulverize corn flakes of some kind in a food processor and then pull the powdered iron out as a demonstration of magnetism.  It's just powered metal added to the mix. Cereal is a somewhat ridiculous food that arose from the cult of Sylvester Graham and the experimentation of Kellogg's sanitarium.  None of it is especially healthy, and it was designed specifically to be bland and uninteresting in the belief it would promote moral behavior and inhibit sexual immorality.  It was thought to "cure" things like masterbation.

>>4030
>Sylvester Graham
Interesting character. He was on to some stuff.

>>4030
I don't actually thins that iron is digestible, it has to be in some salt form in order to actually do anything for humans. I read so.etching years ago about how the american flour supply is laced withbiron shavings that have no nutritional value, in fact are quite harmfull. It's listed as enriched flour on ingredient lists here and is many many times more common than pure flour, especially in cheap bread.

>>4028
>Is that a special kind of meat-only iron, or will any typical iron supplement do?
<"Two types of iron can be found in foods, including heme and nonheme. Heme iron is present only in animal products such as meat, fish, and poultry, whereas nonheme iron is found in fruits, vegetables, dried beans, nuts, grain products, and meat.4 Heme iron is absorbed with better efficiency from the intestine than nonheme iron"
https://web.archive.org/web/20241221060518/https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9219084/

>>4032
It has low bioavailability, but some small percentage of it would be absorbed, probably single digit numbers. The page that has been linked twice has information on what factors contribute to iron absorption. As a example, calcium will interfere with iron absorption, which would further reduce what you actually got.

We could use some good fun threads.

>>4036
/origin/ (on junku) and /comfy/ might have threads you like

>>4037
They do, but I want some /late/ fun. I love /late/.

>>4036
Make one?

>>4039
I don't have any good ideas...

>>4040
Give me a day or two to think about it.