This nigga never done cocaine xd

What a nerd

stefan molyneux expert on psychology

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xluqh7SdMLc

https://www.uhhyeahdude.com/

https://feeds.feedburner.com/uhhyeahdude/podcast

https://youtu.be/sxjrSx99lIg

Obama was our opiates

Some times we need some crazy niggas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibriGnqdPZQ

hands down the best thing MDE has ever done?

I think so

^^so much this

is the only reason you guys dont drink tap water because of the lead?

my tap water is fine to drink

imagine living in new england

theres no lead in the water i live in michigan

that's percentile

nigga

whats this map mean? I have lead head

most of the lead comes from the pipes in people's houses

Wait what

MA must have way too much lead in the water

I’m pretty sure I’ve tasted it

@Dong is that true? i really do live in MI and i've never heard that

old pipes + acidic water

lots of old houses in new england

if you were really concerned about lead you'd run the water for a bit before drinking from it

only children are that sensitive to lead though

compared to adults

That was so good

I want to do it again

I just went outside and near this lake with nobody around and just shouted obscenities at the top of my lungs

The effect of lead on children's cognitive abilities takes place at very low levels.[43][62][66] There is apparently no lower threshold to the dose-response relationship (unlike other heavy metals such as mercury).[67] Reduced academic performance has been associated with lead exposure even at blood lead levels lower than 5 μg/dL.[68][69] Blood lead levels below 10 μg/dL have been reported to be associated with lower IQ and behavior problems such as aggression, in proportion with blood lead levels.[12] Between the blood lead levels of 5 and 35 μg/dL, an IQ decrease of 2–4 points for each μg/dL increase is reported in children.[32] However, studies that show associations between low-level lead exposure and health effects in children may be affected by confounding and overestimate the effects of low-level lead exposure.[70]

nice

It is believed that the U.S. ban on lead paint in buildings in the late 1970s, as well as the phaseout of leaded gasoline in the 1970s and 1980s, partially helped contribute to the decline of violent crime in the United States since the early 1990s.[76]

take the lead pill

what i mean is i believe it was the municipal sewer system was messed up, not necessarily individual houses

something about them having to divert to pipes they normally wouldn't use or something

idk i never paid too much attention