Ananääs

Ananas (pineapple) + “nääs” (‘you see’ in Finnish = näetkös, but in local dialect - it’s also a bit of a stereotypical joke that people repeat it too much, like “you know”).

Same same. My SO gravitated to a position (producer) that actually allows them to utilize the ADHD traits in their job. Appatently quite a few of the producers in the company have ADHD.

Me, well I come with autistic features among others and the longest I’ve worked in the same place was like 4 years - and that’s because it was related to my special interest and the others working there were spicy as well. Oh and I had a 4-day work week, which seems like the maximum for me from which I can still recover (if the work is otherwise sustainable). Apart from that my work history is just random shit I’ve done for a few months before burning out or part time/gig courier work. I’m hoping to be a part-time researcher part-time mechanic or something like that in the future, I’d like to think that would balance things out nicely.

I use pickle jars, regular glasses are far too small to hold sufficient amount of water

This is the way

Yeaah, certain operating modules seem to have a systems feature which prevents them to dispose of any underwear until it literally disintegrates on them.

Shedding and beets you say! Not in my red boom!

Woke cable, probably illegal in the US

Using a bidet means spraying your butthole with water to clean it after shitting.

A million flies can’t be wrong.

https://anarwiki.org/wiki/List_of_Anarchist_Societies

This might be of interest.

The co-occurrence is surprisingly high

I have a friend who was struggling with recurring UTI for years and years, they were on UTI blocker medicine etc. On the side they had random other strange health issues every now and then that seemed to appear and disappear with no obvious reason – skin issues, numbness in limbs, problems with sight, swelling and pains in legs etc, of course everything was checked and reasoned out individually - some way or another - but doctors didn’t take a closer look and consider whether they could be connected. They thought it could be arthritis, but tests didn’t show anything. Just a little while ago this friend’s fingers went suddenly numb and started swelling and turning purple. They rushed to ER and was put on heavy medicine, turns out the condition could’ve lead to gangrene soon. Now the doctors are suspecting it’s an autoimmune disease similar to lupus, but so far couldn’t have figured out which. The friend is on cytostatic treatment, cortisone etc. The meds have worked well and things that were considered normal before (like cold hands and feet, rash) have disappeared. They will probably be on this medication for rest of their lives.

What’s strange is that another person I know was just recently diagnosed with an autoimmune disease and had somewhat similar symptoms.

Tl;dr: if you have strange health issues appear, that don’t seem to be connected, it still might be worth checking if they are, because some diseases cause inflammation and tissue damage that causes all kinds of strange symptoms.