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Once a person joins the forum, they become a zombie. Not in the literal sense, of course. They may still have a family, a job... But they feel most comfortable on the forum, because the forum is not just the meaning of their life, but also their identity. To some, they may seem like a madman, a mentally ill person, an abnormal individual, but that is not the case. They can smile, have interesting conversations, read, listen to music. But even in those moments, they are still on the forum. The forum becomes a part of a person's life. Once it enters a person's life, it radically changes it, and the person may abandon a good, prestigious job, a profession, and may forget about everything they used to live for... These people do not go into business because they are content with little. Money is incompatible with the forum for them. When they are not on the forum, they are mentally there – constantly thinking about topics, going over answers, coming up with something new, and re-evaluating the old. They are zombies. And like real zombies, they are difficult to distinguish from the crowd. They don't like to attract attention. While living in real life, they simultaneously live on the forum – that's where most of their life takes place. They don't want it any other way. And they can't.

never wanted to piss anyone off.

Do you want people to insult you?

Thanks to a message from Koshi, I learned that we still have a chat and that only Jack is online. He must be lonely there.

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By the way, it's bad to insult people.

and only Jack is sitting on it. He must be lonely there.

I'm still in the chat.

By the way, it's bad to pee on people.

But what if people ask you to pee on them?

What if people ask to be peed on?

It depends on the circumstances.

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I'm still in the chat.

You're probably both lonely.

You're probably both lonely.

Yes, but it's not related to the chat.

Jack, on the other hand, is good at creating GIFs. You could say he improved Heroes of Might and Magic, at least its most important part.

I should make it a rule for myself: when I'm playing a game, I should avoid using search engines.

Living in Russia. I spent two weeks battling bronchitis, and for the first few days, I treated it as a common cold (because the ambulance doctor, seeing my temperature of 39.3, which was actually 39.7, said I didn't have bronchitis, even though I had all the symptoms). Then I found out I did have bronchitis and had to switch to completely different medication, realizing that I had been making things worse all along. After that, I spent almost a week treating myself with various teas, expectorant pills, and inhalations, only to discover that things were actually getting worse, I needed injections, and I had to take a different type of antibiotic, and that there was a suspicion of pneumonia. I have a feeling that in a couple of days, it will turn out that the suspicion is confirmed, and it will become clear that I've been treating it wrong all this time and only making the situation worse.

Interesting, I had the opposite situation – they diagnosed me with bronchitis, although it was just a common cold. Despite having a bad stomach, they prescribed strong antibiotics. I didn't take them and got better in a couple of days.

Once, I also had bronchitis. At first, I treated it for a week with tea, expectorant pills, and inhalations. Realizing that something was wrong, I went to the clinic (still a children's clinic), they diagnosed bronchitis, prescribed pills, and I recovered in a week.

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Genre: mystery, horror

Well, I don't like mystery and horror. I'll choose something else.

That's interesting, I had the opposite situation – they diagnosed me with bronchitis, but it was just a common cold. Despite having a bad stomach, they prescribed strong antibiotics. I didn't take them and got better in a couple of days.

I also practice self-treatment during the flu. Luckily, over the years, you gain a lot of experience and start to feel your body. Although it still depends on your immune system, of course. Plus, if you suspect pneumonia (or sinusitis), it can be dangerous.

Well, I don't like mysticism and horror. I'll choose something else.

Nebok is growing in my eyes. Try Journey to Kino.

Colds and the flu are actually not a big deal for me. I could still go to school and work even when I had them. Everything was fine, and the temperature didn't bother me much, and the illness would subside in less than a week (except in 10th grade, when the whole school was sick, I also felt pretty bad for about a week, but then I enjoyed a whole week of doing nothing thanks to the quarantine while everyone else was suffering). This time, however, it's really bad. I have a cough with vomiting (coughing up mucus? never heard of it), a consistently high temperature in the evenings, a terrible cough that keeps me from sleeping, and all sorts of other unpleasant symptoms. I would even say that I handle hangovers worse than colds or the flu. And this time, I'm leading a healthy lifestyle, eating healthy food (although, as I just said, the food doesn't stay in my body), and I've given up all sorts of unhealthy things. I can't even allow myself to have my favorite coffee with milk.

I had bronchitis many times and pneumonia twice as a child, and each time I was treated at home, fortunately, my grandmother worked as a doctor. Actually, nothing terrible, you just lie down, take antibiotics, and read books. And the second time, we even went on vacation to the Black Sea right in the middle of my illness because "well, the tickets are bought, my father has taken a vacation, so it wouldn't be right to postpone it now!!". As a result, I was lying in a train compartment with a draft right on my back; it was quite an experience.