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  • This is really a conversation you should have with a doctor, and not randos on the internet.

    But there’s a few things- you seem to have had a massive carb load (the fried rice), which can make you drowsy (even if the rice is a low glycemic carb, enough is still going to spike your blood sugar.)

    Your body then responds by producing insulin, which reduces blood sugars, if blood sugar shot up quickly, the body works to bring it back into balance quickly.

    Which, 13 hours later led to low blood sugar and wanting to eat something.

    The reason you need to talk with a doctor is because none of us are going to adequately diagnose anything wrong (and it could be more than a potential for diabetes or being prediabetic.)

    With your mention of your father that is a risk factor so it might be a good idea to check anyhow.

    The dizziness is an indication of low blood sugars, by the way. Which a can of soda is a frequent form of first-care.

    13+ hours is a long time to go without some kind of food intake (or drinks.), though, so you may want to take a look at your eating habits if it’s a regular occurrence and doctors don’t see anything alarming.




  • So… if it’s something that’s going to set on a shelf or something like a wh figurine, you don’t need to prime with acrylic or enamel.

    If it’s something that’s going the handled (like say, a cosplay prop,) your mileage will vary.

    I’d recommend printing off small test parts to see how the paint cures and such. I use small shot-glass-size vase mode prints. (Any one the vases will work, but I suggest anything with more complex contours and a few hard edges.)

    Then they get double use as a glue pot when I’m doing glueups with barges cement or similar adhesives (and painting too.)

    If you find you do need primer… the stuff I’ve found to work best is rustoleum filler-primer. (Yes. The spray can.) you’ll lose surface details, since it’s designed to fill that in, but makes a wonderful foundation.

    Also scuff the surface with a coarse sand paper before you do anything else. This will give whatever base layer you’re using a bit more to bite into.









  • FuglyDuck@lemmy.worldtoAtheism@lemmy.worldOn Biblical "Morality"
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    Pretty sure you don’t seem to understand how things are translated into english. Particularly by people working off the original text (which is why I started with JPS. You know. pretty much the most authoritative english translation.) Or did you think jewish people working off jewish texts translate into greek, then latin then middle english, etc?


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    that word could be translated either as kill or murder, yes.

    in the context of exodus 20:13 or Deut. 5:17, it’s murder.

    You don’t have to take my word for it. Sefaria places it as murder. They use the JPS translations

    if you’re not okay with jewish sources on their own holy books, you’re welcome to look at NRSVUE, (which tries to be the most unbiased, not necessarily the most literal,) which also places it as murder or the NIV, or pretty much anything that isn’t based off the Darby translation and it’s derivatives.


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    It’s, eh, actually “though shalt not murder”. The distinction is both subtle and very much not subtle- murder is unjustified killing.

    According to these trauma-bonded simps, when god kills, it’s always justified.

    Just as abuse victims will, in many of the worst cases, justify their abuser’s actions. Food gone cold, or it wasn’t ready when he got home. He ran out of booze, etc.