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So in the Army, we have a fuel spout/nozzle that everybody calls the “donkey dick” because, well… the thing lowkey looks like a HUGE HOG lmao.

Recently I ran into a few Navy veterans and found out they also had something they called a “donkey dick,” except theirs apparently wasn’t a fuel spout it was some kind of machinery/equipment part on the ship.

That got me wondering:

Does every branch have its own “donkey dick”?

So far I’ve got:

- Army: fuel spout/nozzle

- Navy: machinery/ship equipment part

- Air Force: ???

- Marines: ???

- Coast Guard: ???

- Space Force: ???

Veterans/current service members from every branch, what did your “donkey dick” refer to?

I need to know if this is somehow a universal piece of U.S. military terminology 😂

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I’m from Washington and grew up watching a ton of SpongeBob, so naturally I’ll make a SpongeBob joke or reference every once in a while.

Over the last couple of years, I’ve met three different people from Idaho at work, and somehow all three of them told me they weren’t allowed to watch SpongeBob growing up because their parents said it was “satanic.”

Three people obviously isn’t a huge sample size, but now I’m curious: was this actually a common thing in Idaho? Did a lot of parents there think SpongeBob was satanic, or did I just happen to meet three people with weirdly similar childhoods?

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Title, and my coco loves it ❤️

I’ve been watching AQST for a while, and honestly I think this stock has huge upside potential. StockAnalysis currently has it listed as a Strong Buy, and the big thing I’m looking at is their Anaphylm drug.

Anaphylm could be a game changer if everything goes right. A fast, easy-to-use oral film for severe allergic reactions sounds like something that could have serious demand, especially compared to traditional injection options. If it gets approved and adoption is strong, I could see AQST getting a lot more attention from both retail investors and bigger institutions.

Obviously this is still biotech, so there’s risk. Approval, rollout, competition, and execution all matter. But the upside looks really interesting to me, especially with how much attention allergy/emergency treatment products can get.

I’m not saying this is guaranteed or telling anyone what to buy, but AQST is one I’m personally excited about. Curious what everyone else thinks — is this being slept on, or is the hype already priced in?

I love my little noodle, Coco 😂😍

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When I got her, it took 14 months to potty train her. All my other dogs picked it up way faster, but Coco is so stubborn lol. She’s super smart, so I have no idea why it took this long. She’s my first basset hound, so I’m wondering — is this normal? Were y’all’s bassets the same way?