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Er, what's a safety nozzle? Screws into your ass so it can't shoot out like the rubber ones do? (Um, well, in theory, they might. I wouldn't know. Seriously.)

Hey dummy, I only said spark plug, nothing about a good time with the air nozzle.

A lot of people have stripped alloy threads by using lube and then over-tightening since it's 20% easier. On top of the problem that Cal pointed out, which I also ran into. You've built a church on top of a bunch of assumptions. Do not eat the battery door.

Man, so risky, low benefit for MOST. The documented advice, no opinion, is only escalate if needed. MOST people have side effects, Dave is a 1%er.

This is not meant as a negative, just so you don't fall into a disappointment trap. That is well known to be water and inflammation going away; they are the first to go, not fat. You MAY stall shortly around the third shot which is also when it peaks (the drug doesn't fully build up until 25-30 days). You'll probably settle into a much more gentle weight loss line.

It also doesn't say to not put them up your ass.

I have no idea how that's a response to my post nor relevant.

This is why "DO NOT EAT THE BATTERY DOOR" was in the first page of my pager manual in the 90s.

Are you new here? Yeah, that sucks, and I don't know what's safe to clean that shit out. Maybe @superhawk996 will have ideas?

OMG. Modern plugs, particularly NGK, have a coating that prevents both corrosion and seizing. They specifically say not to use any lubes since they can themselves cause a problem. Jeezus. "Modern" meaning like 30 years probably. https://ngksparkplugs.com/en/resources/5-things-you-should-know-about-spark-plugs

A friend of a friend has been having more manic-aggressive episodes, he's on serious bipolar meds. He also started using MB, which is absolutely retarded to do with most psych drugs. He's a conspiracy video believer, and said he was told that MB is quite a miracle that is being suppressed by Big Pharma.

Maybe this isn't common news and I only see it because of my many peptide connections. The Retard in Charge of Health and Human Services and his yes-men voted to put a bunch of peptides on an approved list against the advice of...well every expert. Mind you, I already use and recommend some of them, but yet, it's also true that there's insufficient DATA to support putting them on FDA lists. Well, there's this study. Which is fictional. But is ... evidence that it's good.

https://nutritionfacts.org/video/friday-favorites-why-do-milk-drinkers-live-shorter-lives-on-average Dairy is high in galactose, which is used by researchers to accelerate aging in lab rats, for one. The accelerated D-(+)-galactose-induced aging model is widely accepted; it is based on metabolic theory, and presents many aspects similar to the natural aging process [9]. In the body, D-(+)-galactose is oxidized by galactose oxidase to form hydrogen peroxide (H2O2). In addition, this monosaccharide can react with amine groups in various proteins, forming advanced glycation products, and promoting oxidative stress [10]. Recent studies have demonstrated that chronic administration of D-(+)-galactose also leads to immune system dysregulation, sex hormone deficiencies, increasing inflammatory cytokine levels, cellular apoptosis, and diminished total antioxidant capacity [10, 11]. Taken together, these effects mimic aging and impel the subject toward development of age-related diseases [12]. Milk contains a lot of galactose indirectly, because lactose breaks down into glucose and galactose during digestion. In whole or reduced-fat cow’s milk, the measured free galactose is usually near zero to about 0.02 g per 100 g, while the total galactose equivalent is about 2.3 to 2.6 g per 100 g of milk.bmj+1 Practical amount A typical glass of milk around 200 mL contains roughly 8.5 to 9.3 g of lactose, which corresponds to about 4.3 to 4.7 g of total galactose equivalents after digestion.stud.epsilon.slu

I'm still going to get one.

The paint was perfect on it. I may have used ceramic on it.