SwampNut

Yeah, same. I think I'm just giving up the occasional egg treat altogether.

And a bunch of others along with vastly increased mutation rates.

It's been a long time since I've seen comedians like you assholes.

It's interesting that it took you a really long time to formulate that reply. I think.

Back to the original topic, Lilly's attempts to stop this are failing in hilarious ways. Yesterday afternoon I went to a local med-spa place to show them some pens they can fill themselves for their patients, and give a little overview of Cagrilintide and Cagri-Sema. (And I've been on Cagrilintide for a few weeks, allowing me to cut back Tirzepatide and therefore its major side effects.) Anyway one of the easy ways they have around these restrictions also happens to mesh with a patient benefit. Tirzepatide is marketed as a weekly injection, but that's not optimal. The drug has a half-life of 117.5 hours, so five days. This means that you only get four days of peak effectiveness and the rest are suboptimal. So they prescribe it on a five day schedule. The patient gets better results, and it totally bypasses the restriction. That's based on an FDA loophole allowing a prescriber to go off-brand to get something custom made if it's best for the patient. Problem solved. I left them a bunch of 3D printed pen cases as giveaways for "most weight lost" and "best blood sugar stability," etc. And stands for filling the pen vials.

Hilarious that they think they can rebottle that genie. Love to see them flailing.

All doses are available now at that price. Not sure why anyone would pay for the 2.5 dose, and I think Lilly knows it. They're caving to the gray market, it had to happen. Anarchy and free markets fixes problems. My doctor recommended I try 8mg for a while, but with other blood sugar controls. So far, it's good, but just three weeks in.

Gray market, by definition.

Oh, and ask away, or let's have a call. I don't know how much you've seen about how deep I'm into the peptide stuff.

Zepbound is officially available directly from Eli Lilly for $500/mo now (or maybe next month). You can split doses of the pens to bring that down by using less than the max dose. I can supply it for around $20-40/mo. A couple people on the forum are getting it from my/my suppliers but it's up to them if they want to speak up, they may not.

Post photos of the part, or the part number (not oven number).

https://www.vice.com/en/article/weight-loss-drugs-are-giving-men-ozempic-penis/ Weight Loss Drugs Are Giving Men ‘Ozempic Penis’ Already considered a miracle drug for its weight loss capabilities, men are now claiming that Ozempic has another notable use.

Oh, when you call them, if you engage them openly, they will spend a lot of time talking you through this. Resist the natural arguing and negativity you use here. If you can do that, they will tell you everything you need and much about how to install it. Great company, but they are human and don't want to argue with you. Or drive to the store and get a Starlink and some poles.

Irrelevant because they did something that improves long-range coverage by a lot. The reason I have T-Mobile now is that they gave me a loaner account and I tested it during NeXXt three years ago, side by side with Verizon. T-Mobile was consistently better, so I switched. I don't know if they still do those two month test accounts. Instead of assuming what can't be done, perhaps look at solving problems with a positive attitude. Who gives a fuck, you solve the problem NOW for a very cheap price. I do admire your ability to find the worst in everything and to avoid the well known, fast, and super easy solution. Set aside your Musk Derangement Syndrome. Is it because of the breakup with your orange Jesus? A mid-scale repeater. Wilson WeBoost 100 Office, and enough inside antennas to cover the house. I'd go with the directional outdoor antenna upgrade, get it on the roof wherever the best signal is, then point it to optimize. Semantics aside, what these things do is take the outside signal and repeat it inside, then back the other way. They are not truly boosting things and the reasons for this get deep into RF knowledge that's not relevant here. You are basically teleporting the antenna from the living space to the place that has signal. I think you can probably do that entire thing for about $2500. Oh, and yeah, LMR400 cable is stupid money, DO NOT buy cheap.

Congrats on kicking that egg addiction. The first step is the hardest, most people are too chicken to take it. And I guess I should have been more clear, I'm familiar with choline but had never heard of supplementing it or that deficiency is possible/probable. Was it a cautionary move, or is there data on deficiency that made you think you would be?

Old info that is no longer true for many areas. Yes that's a repeater. Again, are you really wanting to spend that money on a booster just so you can avoid Starlink? If yes, then sure, I can tell you how, as I've done a few.

Aside from the obvious solution above, have you tested T-Mobile *recently* at your location? Would you rather spend $2800-3500 on a cell repeater, really, just to avoid Starlink? If so then yeah, I can give you info on them.

What's the purpose of it? Never heard of it.

https://www.starlink.com 100% solves everything, in a few minutes

100%, I think I last had cake around 20 years ago. But also you can make it without eggs.

Have far less disease I suppose.

https://nutritionfacts.org/video/is-one-egg-a-day-too-much

https://nutritionfacts.org/blog/skip-the-salt-and-shake-on-potassium-chloride/

100% agree, there has to be a balance. But at some point it would have been nice to know, before being nearly 60, that I have a completely different perception of time than almost everyone else.

I think most people missed key details, and it's why I think it's fine no matter what.