Rudynate

It's obviously not your drug.

Of course fattier cuts like ribeye and top loin are outstanding. But if you prefer lean cuts, the ones I listed are great.

filet mignon flatiron steak prime top sirloin flank steak You can't go wrong with any of these. Flatiron steak in particular is very lean, but it has a full beefy flavor that's amazing.

There are opiates and there are opiates. There are the oxycodone and hydrocodone type drugs that make you sleepy and spaced out. I have a long history of spine problems and I was always prescribed tramadol, a synthetic opiate (opioid) that is very different from opiates like oxy.

My sister is a CRNA (nurse anesthetist). She said DEA maintains a database of every single opiate prescription written for every single patient by every single provider. I believe it - she should know - she gives those drugs every single day.

Just underwent a hip replacement. With the prosthetic hip and the spinal hardware, I feel like a bionic man. And I light up the metal detectors at airports like a bionic man. I'm getting used to the full frisk when I go through security.

Agreed - not a great drug.

Epidural injections are iffy - they can work well or not at all. I have had quite a few. I was in such severe pain that I was always ready to try another epidural injection even though they were unreliable. Ultimately, I underwent a multi-level lumbar fusion which I have never regretted. I have neuropathy in my feet as a result of the spinal problems and cymbalta works like a charm. I don't know if it would work for sciatica.

Do you engage in demeaning acts also? If so, why do you subject yourself to that? Don't you matter more than that?

I have seen pictures of them before.

Who said anybody was policing anybody? When I was asked to participate in race play scenes, I just said no that I wasn't comfortable with it. I certainly have that right. And they have the right to engage in race play if they want, just not with me.

I know that the nuttiest of the Republicans give the concept a pejorative meaning, but I didn't realize that anybody else did.

My point was, in stating that I am my own thought police, I dont really care about external thought police because I'm happy to take responsibility for my own thoughts.

That's interesting - woke culture has its place? It seems that woke culture comes out of a recognition that all have value and all should recognize the value of others. So, being a decent person is something that's being shoved down your throat? Sad!! My believe is that woke culture needs to supplant mainstream culture.

I love hairy chests. And BIG hairy chests are just ever so much better. But I also love a muscleman shaved completely smooth. 3rd button is a little too showy, but 2nd button is a nice teaser.

I can really control my gag reflex and hold my breath for a long time. I'm great at getting throat-fucked by guys with big thick dicks. I really like to let him hang out deep in my throat and feel him pressing against the sides of my throat. When I need to breath, I just give him a gentle tap.

"I can quote The Golden Girls for any situation in life . " Just because you can doesn't mean you should

I am my own thought police.

I use canned tomatoes and beans to make chili. We always have at least one carton of chicken broth on hand. We use chicken gravy mix to make gravy to have with left-over roast chicken. We use Kodiak Cakes pancake mix and sugarless pancake syrup. I also like to drink pulp-free OJ in the morning. We buy our bread. That's about all I can think of.

I've been asked by black guys to do race play scenes. The first time anybody asked me I gave it some thought because I was curious whether I would find it sexy or not. After thinking it through, it seemed that you can't unsay those things or disclaim them, even when you don't mean them and you are only accomodating someone's fantasy who is, after all, a willing participant. But more so, I realized I adore black men, and wouldn't want to demean them even in jest. I told the guy that I wasn't comfortable with it.

Of course designer foods like artisan bread and pastured eggs cost more, because the cost of production is so much higher than mass-produced food. My husband and I buy those, and we willingly bear the increased cost. But there have been huge increases in the prices of mainstream, mass-produced food that just don't really add up. Prices shot up at the beginning of the pandemic and have stayed high. Another thing that surprises me is how the supply chain seems to have been permanently disrupted. I am positive that some grocers are gouging. for example, we buy Daves Killer Bread. At Safeway, it is costing about $8.00 for a loaf. At Lucky, a little more than a mile from Safeway, the same loaf of bread costs about $6.50. Big difference. And I could go on and on about price differences between Safeway and Lucky.

Every time I shop, I'm shocked all over again at the price of historically dirt-cheap food items like potatoes, onions, canned beans, etc. A can of beans is ~$2.00, a single onion sets you back around $2.00. Potatoes are $2.59 a pound or so. We're still getting groceries delivered and not eating out very much - we spend insane amounts of money on food. My doc made me cut back on my protein intake, so we're eating lots more meatless meals, which has made quite a difference in our spend for groceries.

i love to be treated like a plaything

There's a lot from the 80's that should stay in the 80's - I'm thinking electric-blue/fuschia spandex singlets and such.

I had the same - spinal stenosis, radiculopathy, synovial cyst protruding into the spinal column, spondylolisthesis. I was so laid up, that for me, a fun day was having my husband wheel me around a museum or art gallery in a wheelchair. I've had two surgeries, the last was an L4 - s1 fusion. The surgeries took care of it. I've been living a full life for ten years. My spine problems are a distant memory. An essential if you are considering spine surgery is that you have to really like and trust your spine surgeon.