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imeansurewhynot

@ imeansurewhynot @sh.itjust.works

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  • let's get controversial with the holiday question's.

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  • yup

  • What's a NON-HORROR NON-DOCUMENTARY movie that disturbed you or made you very uncomfortable?

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  • great call. hand to up there, todd solondz was on my mind, same with Larry Clark. I'm just trying not to take over the whole thread

  • What's a NON-HORROR NON-DOCUMENTARY movie that disturbed you or made you very uncomfortable?

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  • the skin i live in(2011) is extremely upsetting, and i'm not sure I would call it horror, although it would be pretty easy to make the argument for horrifying.

  • What's a NON-HORROR NON-DOCUMENTARY movie that disturbed you or made you very uncomfortable?

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  • Thanks, I've added it to my watchlist.

  • What's a NON-HORROR NON-DOCUMENTARY movie that disturbed you or made you very uncomfortable?

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  • the dreamers(2003)

    blue velvet, been a while though(1986)

    Gummo(1997) for sure

  • TIL that eating dirt was common in the U.S. South until the 80s. People ate a handful a day, often seasoned with vinegar and salt.

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  • INCIDENTAL CONSUMPTION OF DIRT IS NOT THE SAME THING AS CHRONIC INTENTIONAL CONSUMPTION

    Agree with me louder, though.

    saying that everybody agrees with you

    Now now, stop playing pretend, I didn't say "everyone". Scientists, anthropologists and doctors agree with me that incidental oral exposure to soil(eating dirt) is probably not harmful and potentially-to-likely healthy, not "everyone". You, for instance, seem very anti-science/illiterate about the whole thing.

  • TIL that eating dirt was common in the U.S. South until the 80s. People ate a handful a day, often seasoned with vinegar and salt.

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  • It's fine if you and other people disagree with doctors, scientists and myself, who scientifically assert that exposure to uncontaminated soil is not dangerous and I could not care less about a "vote ratio".

    Your votes are worth nothing, zero. 100 times 0 is 0, my illiterate friend.

    I understand you're having trouble understanding the article(and all of the complementary articles that state the exact same thing), but I can read it and understand it. I care as much about your reading disability as I care about your downvote.

  • TIL that eating dirt was common in the U.S. South until the 80s. People ate a handful a day, often seasoned with vinegar and salt.

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  • Assuming other people haven't read an article because you're having trouble understanding it is kinda funny.

    maybe you guys can start a reading group with each other rather than trying to make things up or put words in others' mouths; nobody else is having the comprehension problems you share.

  • TIL that eating dirt was common in the U.S. South until the 80s. People ate a handful a day, often seasoned with vinegar and salt.

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  • Sticking your dirty finger in your mouth =/= intentionally eating a handful of clay....

    Correct.

    Incidental ingestion is not the same thing as intentional consumption.

    Coreect again! great work.

    Are you gonna tell your kid that they need to lick their dirty hands clean?

    I highly recommend you do not tell kids to "lick their dirty hands clean", which ignores my own and the scientific advice in the linked and other articles regarding eating dirt.

    it's also gross and weird.

  • TIL that eating dirt was common in the U.S. South until the 80s. People ate a handful a day, often seasoned with vinegar and salt.

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  • Right!

    If their hands end up in their mouths, or some of the dirt ends up in their mouths, keep an eye on them. If they develop a rash or fever, take them to a doctor. If they don’t, they’re probably fine.

    The article I linked was just the top result of many scientific articles and anthropological studies reiterating the same scientific viewpoint that oral exposure to uncontaminated soil(also known as eating dirt) is not dangerous and potentially-leaning-toward-likely healthy.

  • TIL that eating dirt was common in the U.S. South until the 80s. People ate a handful a day, often seasoned with vinegar and salt.

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  • Is the term "exposure" tripping you up?

    That can mean topical, membranous, oral exposure, as talked about in the article.

  • TIL that eating dirt was common in the U.S. South until the 80s. People ate a handful a day, often seasoned with vinegar and salt.

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  • TIL that reading scores have plummeted in school districts around the U.S.

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  • This, of course, is why people have stopped commenting on the internet.

  • TIL that reading scores have plummeted in school districts around the U.S.

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  • You'd probably knows this was old news if you read more.

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  • Cool. Thanks

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  • All New, what does scaled do?

  • US debt exceeds 100 percent of GDP

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  • Also federally defunded generations of scientists so that other countries will benefit from their expertise, ensuring that other global powers will be leading the charge and reaping the rewards of new, lucrative technologies.

    Lot more money and power going byebye for a lot longer than just the current ledger.

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  • Butterface

  • Oyster with applewood bacon, cream spinach, and chipotle aioli.

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  • yuuuuuuuup.