#Vitamin F

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[thatsrightice]

F-14 FUN FACT OF THE DAY #28

The NATOPS limits the F-14 Tomcat to 6.5 Gs despite being designed for a maximum of 7.5 Gs. This is because anything beyond 7.5 Gs will result in permanent, most likely irreparable, deformation to the aircraft along with the fact that there was no G-limiter on on the F-14 Tomcat. Unlike newer aircraft, the F-14 will not prevent you from doing any maneuver, even potentially fatal ones, so pilots had to know the limits of themselves and the limits of the aircraft when flying. Because of this, over-stresses happened somewhat often.

During his first BFM (Basic Fighter Maneuver) hop in the RAG, “Jambo” was in a dog fight against another pilot when he pulled a maneuver that had him “grey out” (not quite blacked out). Then his back seater told him “ok cowboy, level it out and take it home.” When Jambo asked why, he was told to check the G-meter. It said 11.

[landgraabbed]

my b12 vitamin pills taste so badly. this after i kinda scuffed the skin of my palms trying to get the bottle open sjsdfjsdf

[dollyprincessollie]

averymaxxing today (justifying my 7:30 PM nap by saying i need it bc ive exerted my powers too much)

[alfiely-art]

Love Raincode because Kanai Ward is just. The area I live in. Except we don't use umbrellas here we're not bitches

[cleverthylacine]

I have so many questions about what's going on here and they are probably all as dumb as this picture itself is.

Why would anyone do this?

(This is a publicly posted picture from an anonymous dress review on a shopping site, I'm seriously not trying to bully anyone here, I have no idea who this person even is. I'm just wondering why someone would post a picture of themselves with a bunch of straws in their bodice.)

[kang-yina]

my constant anxiety and lack of vitamins makes women melt

[bobmckenzie]

if you guys need me I'll be lying down for the next 3 weeks to recover from this

I'm being normal about this 🤥 I'm being normal 🤥 you've never SEEN a normaler human being before 🤥👍🏻 just normaling around over here !

[earl-grey-love]

TW for medical/medicine discussion (nothin graphic)

My body decided to start 2023 w a bang by giving me a minor infection. I already tried some antibiotics but it only kinda made it worse? So now they have me on 4 tablets of it a day and its already making me feel unwell 😔 I wish my f/os could come take care of me or even hold me for a lil bit. I'd really like that.

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[dabeth-is-dead]

So Byers is against poaching because of a television bear. Well that's really cute actually

[nmotypdfsfg]

[cleverthylacine]

How do you determine if everyone gets a passing grade if anyone has to drop out of the marathon after being hospitalised? If I had to watch A Serbian Film I'd end up in the ER for sure.

(I'm a pro-shipper with no media literacy problems, but I don't think antis are stabler than me.)

'Irredeemable media' is such a funny concept to me because it's never used for stuff like Birth of a Nation or A Serbian Film. It's always The Owl House or My Hero Academia because these people only watch things for children and can't stand any conflict more complex than Super Mario Brothers.

[cleverthylacine]

conversations I cannot believe I am actually having in this year 2024 of our lord megatron

you know he's probably less than half my age *weeps*

[kbwrites]

JJK Guys and Pet Names for their S/O

Characters: Gojo, Geto, Nanami, Toji

⚝tags: f!reader (use of "babygirl" and "princess"), slightly suggestive, mild language,

Satoru Gojo: Babe, Pretty, Sweets, Pookie

- “Baaaabe, please can we try it? Just once and I swear I won’t ask again!”

- “Hey pretty, transferring you some money right now! Why? Why not?”

- “But sweets! It’s our 14th month anniversary of course we’re going on vacation. I already told your boss to give you off.” 

- ”Pookie don’t be mad! I didn’t know that cake in the fridge was yours. No I didn’t see your name on the box…”

Kento Nanami: Honey, Love, Dear

- ”Hello honey, I’m picking up dinner. Would you like your usual?”

- ”Good Morning love, please make sure to take your vitamins. I left them on the nightstand.”

- ”Yes dear, of course, I’ll marry you. I’m pretty sure we already are, but I’ll do it again for you.”

Suguru Geto: Angel, Baby, Princess

- ”Angel could you please put my hair up for me? Only looks nice when you do it.”

- ”That dress was fucking made for you baby, do me a favor and buy 3 more. You still have my card right?”

- ”I’m sorry I came home late princess, let me make it up to you?”

Toji Fushiguro - Doll, Mama, Baby Girl, Sweetheart

- ”Hey doll, just got paid. How about I take you out tonight?”

- ”Y’alright mama? I wasn’t too rough was I?”

- ”Didn’t mean to worry you, baby girl, m’alright I swear.”

- ”Sweetheart… d’ya really think you could walk around with those fuckin’ shorts on and get away with it?”

[fuckingrecipes]

Cooking question I'm too embarrassed to ask someone IRL: how easy or hard is it to accidentally poison yourself?

I know not to eat things that are too old (past the best-by date, changed color etc), I know not to eat things that were burned. I know to be careful about handling raw meat. I know how to store leftovers. I know to pay attention to instructions on the package and to check if the package is damaged etc.

But at the same time... well, a lot of cooking advice I've seen over the years includes some variation of "try things out, see what you like!" and I'd kind of like to do that. But if the results turn out inedible, I'd like them to be "inedible" as in "tastes very bad" and not "inedible" as in "going to upset your stomach" or "send you to the hospital"

If I try to cook/bake/roast/fry/whatever a food that can be eaten raw, like fruit, what are the odds that the result will be safe to eat?

What about lettuce? I'm aware it would probably taste bad, but would it be safe to try?

If I mix random liquid-y things from my pantry to make a sauce for whatever vegetables&meat I'm frying, what are the odds the result would be safe to eat? (Assuming all the components are edible by themself, I'm NOT talking about cleaning solutions or dish soap or whatever)

What might be some questions I don't even know I should check?

If I try to cook/bake/roast/fry/whatever a food that can be eaten raw, like fruit, what are the odds that the result will be safe to eat? If I mix random liquid-y things from my pantry to make a sauce for whatever vegetables&meat I'm frying, what are the odds the result would be safe to eat?

100% safe. There is a ZERO (0%) percent chance of accidentally creating a poison when cooking a safe-to-eat-raw food item.

You're not going to accidentally create a poison when you mix spices, sauces, or various edible ingredients together.

It's just not how chemistry works. With no exception I can think of, you can't take one safe-to-eat plant or animal and cook it or mix it with another in a way that will create a toxic substance.

Cooking lettuce to eat is safe. Cooking whole fruit is safe. Mixing a hundred sauces together is safe. Go for it.

I could take a sample of every single individually edible item in my fridge, pantry, and spice cabinet, blend it all into a big slurry, cook it & eat a portion of that concoction with confidence that I won't die from it. While it may be gross and taste bad, it won't actually harm me. It won't be a poison, no matter how many different types of food ingredients are tossed into the pot.

I cannot guarantee that you will never upset your stomach, because you could be sensitive to or allergic to an ingredient that I don't know about. It's not a poison to all humans, but it'd be uncomfortable to you. You can only learn about that through experience.

What CAN be dangerous:

Improper sterilization and improper technique can accidentally leave poison-producing bacteria or mold to breed when canning or fermenting foods.

Eating large amounts of a couple specific foods can be risky. There's not a lot of these, so here's a list of the big names to keep an eye on:

Cassia (common) cinnamon has a chemical that is toxic in larger quantities, but harmless in small quantities. If you eat 2 teaspoons a day, every day, you'll run into trouble. If you use Ceylon cinnamon instead, you can eat pretty much as much as you want.

Don't eat a whole nutmeg. It's wonderful when used sparingly, but can be poisonous in large amounts. Same rule as Cassia cinnamon: 2 teaspoons a day, every day, will get you into trouble. Eat less or less often.

Eating too much Liver (the organ) can cause copper toxicity and Vitamin A toxicity. It's great for you when added to a meal once a week, or a couple times a month, but shouldn't be eaten daily or in huge amounts.

Don't swallow cherry pits. They're generally harmless when swallowed whole, because they pass through digestion unscathed, but if they're crushed or cracked open first they release a compound that turns into cyanide when digested. Our body handles cyanide pretty well, but 4-5 cracked pits can become harmful. So: Don't chew them, and don't swallow them on purpose.

There are some foods which need special preparation to be made safe. They're safe COOKED, but not RAW.

Cooked beans & legumes are safe to eat. But if you're starting from a totally DRY bean or lentil (canned are pre-cooked) make sure to soak them in water for several hours and boil until they're FULLY COOKED before you eat. (Fully cooked is when you can crush them easily with a fork, with no gritty or hard center) Undercooked or uncooked beans & legumes can fuck up your guts real good. Very painful, horribly unpleasant, but probably won't kill you.

Cassava (the root vegetable that tapioca is made from) MUST be thoroughly cooked before eating. Raw cassava can be toxic. It's another cyanide bro.

Don't eat raw potatoes - always cook them. If your potatoes have sprouted, don't eat the sprouts & peel any green skin off. Tbh tho, an adult would need to eat at least a pound of green potatoes to get sick. Be reasonably cautious about it. Don't feed green potatoes to small children.

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Note: This advice is intended for someone who shops at a grocery for their food, not someone who is foraging for ingredients or is growing their own. There's a lot more opportunities to poison yourself when working with whole plants in the wild, and not the prepared-for-sale ones at a store.