Watch Stefan + Lauren in Australia

Yes, the direction is clear.

Yall be casuals

Casuals?

Ain't got dirt on your stick, no mud on them boots

Get up off your shit

Or casualties?

I think codes is just drunk

Let him be

I am going to post some studies then.

Hehehehehe 😄

what racist studies this time, @Undead Mockingbird ?

He got shot, probs dead.

Did you know that sugars produce a significant number of organ defects previously attributed to alcohol?

I'm banned from everything but youtube and discord.

rip

I know nothing.

Still have a gab account but is there even still a gab?

It's back

I think

Yes, it's back

It still had some partial outages a few days back.

rip

Socialism.

Best, C. H., et al. "Liver damage produced by feeding alcohol or sugar and its prevention by choline." British medical journal 2.4635 (1949): 1001.

Also, apparently paracetamol can damage your liver severely.

Davidson, D. G., and W. N. Eastham. "Acute liver necrosis following overdose of paracetamol." British medical journal 2.5512 (1966): 497.

Doctors are spooks.

Has anyone come across any NPCs today jk

Also, non-alcoholic liver damage from fructose are much higher than previously thought.

Marchesini, Giulio, et al. "Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease: a feature of the metabolic syndrome." Diabetes 50.8 (2001): 1844-1850.

This is commonly known as "nonalcoholic fatty liver disease"

Cogito, ergo everyone is an NPC but me.

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@Undead Mockingbird epilepsy meds can also cause fatty liver disease

It's been on the rise and I think many companies that produce products like high fructose corn syrup tried to keep it under cover.

Oh, epilepsy meds can?

I diddn't know

@Undead Mockingbird google valproic acid side effects

You mean fatty liver disease or liver damage in general?

Epilepsy meds are known for making kidneys and livers fail

Because, I think the metabolic pathways are generally well enough understood.