All kidding aside, who overal has the best ass tease music videos of all the Latin music stars? Female that is (so Ricky Martin of whoever the fuck doesn't count), plus the ass of the singer only, not other non-singer booty-dancers in the video. Anitta?
Karol G-Spot? J Ballsin? Zion & Latex? Anal AA? Bad DuracellBunny?
And what OF-collabs you would like to see?
I've been listening to Anuel AA more lately but it seems like he's always cold in the studio saying brrrr. Does anyone know if this guy's too poor to buy a warm winter coat? Can somebody donate a coat to him so he's not cold anymore?
Situatie is als volgt: vervelende Tokkiebuurman heeft een camera aan de achtergevel gehangen terwijl hij direct bij mij in de woonkamer en achtertuin kan kijken, iets waar ik niet van gediend ben. Met hem praten heeft logischerwijs weinig zin (hij heeft nogal communicatieproblemen en een soort aso-tokkie-attitude), en de woningbouw kan niets doen want zij gedogen het volgens de huidige regels (Schijnbaar is privacy in de achtertuin, ondanks dat bijna iedereen hoge schuttingen neemt, helaas niet meer normaal).
Nu heb ik al een balkenconstructie van de poortdeur (let op: de foto is puur ter illustratie, maar geeft het prima aan), en het enige wat ik moet doen is het opvullen van de gaten boven de stukken schutting en poortdeur om de camera-inkijk te verhinderen.
Aangezien schuttingen maar tot max. 2 meter mogen, mag ik het van de woningbouw wel opvullen met wat anders dan houten panelen. Hoe zouden jullie dit opvullen? Het moet wel UV-, warmte- en windbestendig zijn. Stukken textileen, een rieten mat, bamboestokken, kunsthedera?
edit: Bedankt voor de reacties so far
I was searching for safe dosages of Astaxanthin and Lutein + Zeaxanthin that don't turn your skin into something pinkish or yellowish. There was a thread on Reddit where some guy had 12mg for 5 months and got pink skin, and I don't want that. How much maximum would y'all recommend?
I was researching Creatine and hair loss, and 'new' science and supplement pushers (sometimes bald muscular guys) keep saying creatine doesn't cause hair loss. But when I read comments on YouTube and Reddit, people report starting shredding over and over and over again. This also was mentioned countless times on creatine videos targeted at women; where hair loss is even a worse nightmare for women (note: DHT - dihydrotestosterone is a primary driver of hair loss in women). Then also other people, who believe the science findings and supplements pushers, were attacking these people 'because science' and dismissing all these very serious experiences people had.
I was quite flabbergasted by this. So I asked Google what the hack is going on:
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"That disconnect between what people actively experience and what scientists publish is exactly why this remains one of the most frustrating topics in fitness. Your frustration is completely valid: when thousands of people online report an identical symptom, it is wrong to simply ignore them and dismiss it as a myth."
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Valid point, the creatine-lovers keep pushing the narrative that hair shredding-"myth" comes from some old flawed study that showed increase in DHT but was never replicated.
So would there be an indirect correlation between creatine-use and hairloss? Google:
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The Timing Illusion (Genetic Hair Loss Trigger)
Most people do not buy creatine on a random Tuesday when they are being lazy. They buy it when they make a firm commitment to drastically change their lifestyle: they start lifting heavy weights, eating at a massive caloric surplus (bulking), or pushing their bodies to physical exhaustion.
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Another reason mentoined was "Acute Telogen Effluvium (Stress Shedding)": again something that can occur from working out too extensively when starting to take creatine. Creatine is making workouts feel less exhausting and allowing people to lift heavier or push harder. This improved performance often translates to higher psychological motivation to work out, thus increasing risk of increased DHT and/or 'Stress Shedding'.
There you have it: it are the habits that usually change when taking creatine that can cause hair loss, not the creatine itself.
So creatine does increase the risk of hair loss indirectly significantly in practice, especially for a significant part of the population.
What y'all think? Mystery solved?
Btw; this post is not meant as a 'creatine-diss' (because creatine can have wonderful benefits), but to not dismiss the possible indirect creatine-hair loss-connection.
What's your experience with taking Grapeseed Extract (GSE), Rutin and Olive Leaf Extract (OLE) on an empty stomach (as capsules of course)? I absolutely dislike taken supplements with a meal (efficiency-thing...) but if I Google or ChatGPT this they say it's better to take it with food because of stomach/gut irritation etc. Instructions on labels of what different brands say are inconclusive. What y'all think? Ever had any problems with taken these supplements on an empty stomach? Is just a bunch of water enough?
Ben ik de enige die de trend van de afgelopen jaren naar wastafels, waarbij de kraan apart is van de 'wasbak' totaal belachelijk vind? Puur vanuit praktisch punt: je zet de kraan aan (meestal met ietwat vieze poten); vervolgens worden je handen nat, en vervolgens zet je met dezelfde natte handen de kraan uit, waardoor en vervolgens water via de kraan sijpelt naar de wastafel. Wat is dit voor flauwekul joh? Hier had je vroeger een hele mooie oplossing voor: een kraan die onderdeel is van de wastafel zelf, middels een gat waarop de kraan is gemonteerd. Dan sijpelt het water gewoon de wasbak in. Dan hebben we het nog niet eens over de kraan schoonmaken zelf: dit gaat toch veel makkelijker als de kraan gemonteerd zit op de wasbak zelf? Hoe maak je die kraanshit op een wastafel op een normale manier schoon joh? Wat is voor design-boven-functie onzin? Wat denken jullie hiervan, of ben ik gewoon een ouderwetse praktische lul?
I see it all around me: people drinking high sugary drinks like Star Bucks, Red Bulls, Coca Cola and milkshakes and what not, with nothing else taken with it. When I would do that I get stomach ache, diarrhea, brain fog and what not. How the hell are people chugging down so much sugar (and then sometimes with caffeine, which can be also quite irritating for the gut) and still feel fine? Or are they just acting feeling fine? I'm really curious about this, what you all think?
