Ceaze
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- Jun 4, 2000
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me either my friend, me either 
Accordinly Done
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17 days from testing positive and I’d say my energy levels are still 60%. Workouts have been rough.
Ceaze
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calisteph6
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That’s how I’ve been the two times I’ve had it. I had it dec 26th and went for a walk yesterday.
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Ceaze
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- Jun 4, 2000
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If you're strength training then longer rest between sets is better anyway
- Apr 8, 2006
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I would have gone nuts, the 4 days I was confined in the basement was already getting on my nerves, was about to buy a weight set since I was getting bored with kettlebells and running, I hate running
Simple
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Said goodbye today, taken off life support. Hold your familyDads been in ICU since Tuesday. 74 and severely immunocompromised with comorbidities
if you need anything please ask.
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Good Ol' Gil
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calisteph6
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Ceaze
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- Jun 4, 2000
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Ceaze
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the_antsy_honda
This is the story of a little ship...
the_antsy_honda
This is the story of a little ship...
man if @steviebeast was making fun of me for driving with an N95 on he's gonna lose his fuckin mind if I start wearin one while making chow mein
Vanilla Tarantino
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Amazingly, I just noticed this a week ago, and it is definitely a health concern that should be studied more.
I had borrowed an air quality monitor from a coworker since we believed that our furnace was sucking in shitty outdoor air that was filled with fireplace exhaust (it was).
But while we had the sensor, I was searing some meat and noticed that the sensor, in the dining room, was reading over 500! 0-50 is considered good, 50-100 moderate, 100-150 hazardous for sensitive groups. 500 is horrendous.
We noticed that the filters for our stove ventilation fan were completely clogged with grease, so we cleaned that out. I don't know how much of a difference it made since I returned the sensor before I seared anything again, but air is definitely flowing much more freely. We need to keep an eye on that to make sure it doesn't clog up again, and I'd recommend that everyone check your filters if you haven't tended to those in a while.
Thankfully California requires all stove fans to vent to the outdoors. I remember back in Ohio and Pennsylvania, my stove fans just circulated the air back into the apartment.
It's true. Both times i've had it (both in 2022), any training really wasn't possible for a month or so. Lost a lot of fitness last year.
the_antsy_honda
This is the story of a little ship...
I'm gonna start cooking outdoors moreAmazingly, I just noticed this a week ago, and it is definitely a health concern that should be studied more.
I had borrowed an air quality monitor from a coworker since we believed that our furnace was sucking in shitty outdoor air that was filled with fireplace exhaust (it was).
But while we had the sensor, I was searing some meat and noticed that the sensor, in the dining room, was reading over 500! 0-50 is considered good, 50-100 moderate, 100-150 hazardous for sensitive groups. 500 is horrendous.
We noticed that the filters for our stove ventilation fan were completely clogged with grease, so we cleaned that out. I don't know how much of a difference it made since I returned the sensor before I seared anything again, but air is definitely flowing much more freely. We need to keep an eye on that to make sure it doesn't clog up again, and I'd recommend that everyone check your filters if you haven't tended to those in a while.
Thankfully California requires all stove fans to vent to the outdoors. I remember back in Ohio and Pennsylvania, my stove fans just circulated the air back into the apartment.
Moms is good to go, two days of congestion, testing negative on her 7th day.
the_antsy_honda
This is the story of a little ship...
Phil NJ
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