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What's the best way to lose weight with minimal exercise? I just really don't want muscle to be honest. I want to get back to being a thin twig. So I can wear my tight clothes again. I'm 155 wanting to get back down to about 115 - 120. Also I'm 5'5" if that information is useful.

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Hi, I'm a somewhat experienced website developer and I've been thinking recently about this board.

So many people have come and gone. So many brilliant stories and fragments of imagination have entered the first page of this board and fallen off the last, shared for moments with a not so stereotypical community, and never to be revisited. Maybe that would feel slightly different were this board unlimited in length, but who knows.

I feel some pangs of sadness for the loss of work and the artists and readers who have come and gone over the many years. I'd like to create a safe place to store and talk about these stories that aren't quite mainstream. I honestly think the deletion of these stories is a loss for humanity.

ASSTR exists, but it can be temper-mental at best, and part of me knows that it won't remain online forever, and provides little in way of discussion.

My main hang ups are hosting and funding. I feel some sort of drive to do something to preserve what I consider a strange yet beautiful art in it's own right, yet the money required to host such a site would need a source, and I would never want a great deal of my real reputation to be ruined from involvement with this kind of community, as sad as that is to admit.

Furthermore, certain countries and companies have different (and evolving) attitudes to hosting such content. It is all a strange thought, but something I feel would be a good thing to do.

If anyone has any advice or opinions (positive or negative) please share them. Thanks.

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In the beginning was the word, and the word was with God, and the word was God.
– John 1:1

The first word you ever learned was probably something like “dada.” Simple, primal, and deeply meaningful. It wasn’t just a sound; it was a recognition of the Allfather, the one who breathed life into you, gave you a name, and set you on the path to becoming. To my father, I owe everything. He conjured me from nothing, and in his image, I aspire to be: happy, content, and overflowing with life—a giver of life, just as he was to me.

This chapter is for him. And for my unborn son, who will carry this legacy forward. In him, there will be life, as there was in me, because I was created in my father’s image. Amen.

What Is Want?
Want cannot exist without choice. To choose, we need two things: a being capable of making decisions and at least two options to choose from. But when did choice first emerge in the universe? Was it when a random molecule, billions of years ago, made an imperfect copy of itself? Probably not. Molecules don’t choose to react; they simply follow the laws of physics, colliding and bonding like inanimate objects in a cosmic dance.

So, when did the first true choice occur? And what, exactly, defines it? Does choice even exist, or is it just an illusion we’ve constructed to make sense of our actions?

Defining Choice
We’re free to define “choice” however we want, mostly because the word itself is so deeply ingrained in our language that its meaning feels intuitive. But if we dig deeper, choice isn’t a physical thing—it’s a logical rule, like a computer program. A computer doesn’t want anything, but it can make decisions based on pre-programmed parameters. So, when did these parameters evolve into something that living beings could take into account?

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John, it's me, John.
I was curious, how do criminals pay rent without income?

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Felt horny, if someone is up for some chatting, my kik is dirtytop1986.

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Realize; firms that freeze crypto accounts will be blacklisted for violating the trust of clients. Bitcoin is not part of the governments intellectual property.

The whole point of bitcoin was to ensure financial privacy. If people don't agree with the underlying principles of this nothing asset (like digital collectible coins made out of potential electricity) then they shouldn't have invested in it in the first place.

Bitcoin is fair game, stealing nothing isn't really theft. If a company can't keep its' databases secure then they shouldn't be in the business of securing accounts.

You people should try to be more consistent in your legal practices.

Bitcoin is how people can avoid corrupt government hacks from stealing (freezing\confiscating) their assets. Any firms complying with investigations are not protecting their clients privacy.

The world needs tax havens for maritime shipping to function. The government can't completely control the economy.

Please, illustrate practical integrity before you get caught by more practical forces. Make believing in the law doesn't save worlds.

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A random thread, within the random board. Post about whatever.

(I'm making this thread because creating new threads requires captcha, but replying to a thread doesn't.)

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