@drdivinity

the most relevant things to know about me is that I love books, dogs and cats and I'm resistant to change. will be 62 next march and I am 1/2 paralyzed.

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Joined November 2009
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Who remembers Denise Richards dancing in Tammy and the T-Rex (1994)? Young Denise going full seductive mode in lingerie for her dino boyfriend (with Paul Walker’s brain inside). Awkward, sexy, hilarious, and completely awesome all at once.
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Democrats are intentionally recruiting military veteran candidates — but they keep turning out to be total liberal creeps: Marine vet Graham Platner: exes accuse him of intimidation, sexting scandals during marriage, Nazi tattoo cover-up. Combat vet Tammy Duckworth: ‘You can pee next to me’ shirt on full display for Pride — men in women’s bathrooms? She’s all for it. These people are a disgrace to uniform and poor representative of the veteran community.
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Why have Democrats turned against women? Check out this disgusting post from Senator Tammy Duckworth!
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They should be more inclusive and include creatures who identify as swans. Like foxes and otters...
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No money issues No religious nutjobs No government Just chilling out, carefree
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No clocks ticking away their days, there are no jobs to stress over or managers to argue with. No social media feeds to refresh. Just family, love and paddling feet 🦢❤️
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Are Scientists About to Discover Alien Life in 2025? youtu.be/kPUr_p5FA2Y?si=n44u… via @YouTube

Are Scientists About to Discover Alien Life in 2025?

Is intelligent alien life out there in the Universe? Well, with sci...

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Are psychopaths born or made? We may finally have the answer sciencefocus.com/wellbeing/a…

Are psychopaths born or made? We may finally have the answer | BBC Science Focus Magazine

Is psychopathy born or bred? Science may finally have the answer thanks to brain scanning technology that reveals anatomical differences

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4 simple, science-backed ways to build habits that stick sciencefocus.com/science/eas…

4 simple, science-backed ways to build habits that stick | BBC Science Focus Magazine

Starting a new routine can be intimidating, but it can be easier than most of us think. Here are our top tips to make new habits stick.

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We finally know how little exercise you need to actually make a real difference sciencefocus.com/wellbeing/e…

We finally know how little exercise you need to actually make a real difference | BBC Science Focus...

Discover how small bursts of activity, tracked by fitness devices, can improve your health and longevity without needing lengthy workouts.

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These simple science-backed changes can help beat seasonal depression sciencefocus.com/wellbeing/s…

These simple science-backed changes can help beat seasonal depression | BBC Science Focus Magazine

Don't let January get you down. These small changes can help you feel brighter despite the dark days of winter.

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Why giving up alcohol may be the key to slowing down ageing sciencefocus.com/the-human-b…

Why giving up alcohol may be the key to slowing down ageing | BBC Science Focus Magazine

Giving up alcohol could add years to your life by slowing down your biological clock.

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Why the death toll from 9/11 is still rising sciencefocus.com/science/dea…

Why the death toll from 9/11 is still rising | BBC Science Focus Magazine

Health conditions related to the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York City are only now making themselves known, more than two decades later.

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This is the best breakfast for fat loss, according to nutritionists sciencefocus.com/the-human-b…

This is the best breakfast for fat loss, according to nutritionists | BBC Science Focus Magazine

A light bite? A full plate? Or nothing at all? After years of mixed messages, new research may finally reveal the best morning meals for fat loss

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The 3 rules your diet needs to actually work sciencefocus.com/the-human-b…

The 3 rules your diet needs to actually work, according to a Cambridge professor | BBC Science...

Fed up with navigating all the tips telling you how to lose weight? Us too. So we asked an obesity expert to reveal whether anything actually works for weight loss.

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These are the most narcissistic countries in the world, study suggests sciencefocus.com/news/these-…

These are the most narcissistic countries in the world, study suggests | BBC Science Focus Magazine

But some groups were more likely to be narcissistic no matter their country of origin, depending on their age and social status.

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Most planets in our galaxy are born ‘bloated’, new study suggests sciencefocus.com/news/missin…

Most planets in our galaxy are born ‘bloated’, new study suggests | BBC Science Focus Magazine

Astronomers may have finally worked out how planets between the size of Earth and Neptune – which aren't found in our Solar System – are born.

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What we get wrong about ADHD in adults (and why it matters) sciencefocus.com/wellbeing/a…

What we get wrong about ADHD in adults (and why it matters) | BBC Science Focus Magazine

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder was long thought to be something only unruly children suffered. Now, science is telling us a very different story

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Your dog might be eavesdropping on your conversations – and learning words from them sciencefocus.com/news/gifted…

Your dog might be eavesdropping on your conversations – and learning words from them | BBC Science...

Certain extra-clever dogs can learn words like human toddlers, by listening to family members’ conversations.

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