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[slickdtc]

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Just now realizing the joke went over my head...

[Caulfield]

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I went thru my first license check last week after 16 years of driving.

...don't really have a point, just an OT statement.

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there's a joke there somewhere about a guy named Speedy having a brush with the law, but I cant quite put it together lol

[countryboy]

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So yeah..apparently this is a real thing..

https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/gastroenterology_hepatology/clinical_services/advanced_endoscopy/fecal_transplantation.html

[l3ulvl]

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So yeah..apparently this is a real thing..

https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/gast...lantation.html

hovered link, did not click

[The Kid 24]

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So yeah..apparently this is a real thing..

https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/gast...lantation.html

My mother in law might need to get this done, I couldn’t believe it when she told me about it.


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[countryboy]

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My mother in law might need to get this done, I couldn’t believe it when she told me about it.


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A guy at work told me about it and I thought he was making some type of joke, until he showed me the link.

I don't even know how something like this is thought about in terms of medical treatment. If my doctor suggested this to me, prior to now, I would've gotten up, walked out of his office and found myself a new doctor.

[The Kid 24]

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A guy at work told me about it and I thought he was making some type of joke, until he showed me the link.

I don't even know how something like this is thought about in terms of medical treatment. If my doctor suggested this to me, prior to now, I would've gotten up, walked out of his office and found myself a new doctor.

Right!


I cant believe this is a thing.

[LowerWolf]

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I’d have told the doctor he was full of ****.

To which he would have replied: “That’s our plan for you.”

[Majingir]

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I haven't clicked on the link, but saw the words in the link. I'm just trying to put it all together based on comments. You don't want to know what I'm thinking this discussion is about. However, it's probably the truth.


Nonchalantly changing topic:
If you went to the future, found out that every one of your fave sports teams would never win a championship for the rest of your life, then returned to the present, would you still be a fan?

[TheMatrix31]

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Yes. If they contended some years and provided memories and actually tried to win instead of pulling some Marlins-type bull**** for the vast majority of their existence.

I'm already used to my teams not winning anyway.

[Majingir]

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Yes. If they contended some years and provided memories and actually tried to win instead of pulling some Marlins-type bull**** for the vast majority of their existence.

I'm already used to my teams not winning anyway.

You might not expect to win, but there's always the slightest bit of hope.

For me, I just feel like if I knew 100% they'd never win, that takes all fun out of it. Even 99.9% likely they won't win, there's still that chance of craziness happening.

You might still have the big moments, but it won't lead to a title.

Almost connecting a debate from another thread. What is it about NA sports especially where it seems like championships are all that matters? In other sports leagues, it's more than 1 trophy teams can play for in a season, and many times it's not just "title or bust" mentalities. We brush off regular season accomplishments, basically mock division banners or regular season champs, and mainly judge a 16,82,162 game season season based on 4-28 games VS a few teams.

[l3ulvl]

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Yes. If they contended some years and provided memories and actually tried to win instead of pulling some Marlins-type bull**** for the vast majority of their existence.

I'm already used to my teams not winning anyway.

I'm already operating under the assumption that none of my teams will ever win again so why stop now

[SmashMan]

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I haven't clicked on the link, but saw the words in the link. I'm just trying to put it all together based on comments. You don't want to know what I'm thinking this discussion is about. However, it's probably the truth.


Nonchalantly changing topic:
If you went to the future, found out that every one of your fave sports teams would never win a championship for the rest of your life, then returned to the present, would you still be a fan?

I would, but it would take some of the fun out of it.

I've seen the Cubs and White Sox win the World Series, I've seen the Bulls win six titles, and even though I don't give a **** about hockey I've seen the Blackhawks win a few times too. I'd like to be aware enough to actually enjoy a Bears Super Bowl win one day (I was six months old or something when they won) but I've seen every other major team in the city win so if this is all I'd ever see as a fan it's still pretty good.

[TheMatrix31]

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Knowing the results of the games would be the biggest detriment.

[slickdtc]

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I'm already operating under the assumption that none of my teams will ever win again so why stop now

I’ve never laughed so hard at the truth before.

*heavy sigh*