It's scary how meds make me fat while making me indifferent to being fat

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fuark
I am on my way to becoming the whale

and I'm ok with that. Over.

 

[Deleted member 61703]

Sumo wrestlercel

 

[bourgeoizyzz]

fat people get to do rad shit like ride scooters and demand free airplane seats

 

[Bonez]

time to settle for a landwhale as well

 

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time to settle for a landwhale as well

Never.

 

[Bonez]

Never.

what other options do you have as a fat whalecel ?

 

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what other options do you have as a fat whalecel ?

sigma lone wolf (truecel)

 

[Deleted member 54067]

fuark
I am on my way to becoming the whale

and I'm ok with that. Over.

then stop taking the meds if they increase your appetite by a lot

 

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then stop taking the meds if they increase your appetite by a lot

they help me not look like my avi

 

[Pay]

whales me

 

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whales me

 

[Pay]

Imagine you're a sperm cell, swimming through the vast ocean of the female reproductive tract. Your mission is to find an egg and, if successful, merge with it to create a new life. The <input> element in HTML is like a specialized tool you carry to interact with the digital world, similar to how you interact with the egg and the process of fertilization.
Just as you carry genetic material in your nucleus (the part of the sperm cell that contains the DNA), the <input> element carries data in its value attribute. This data is what you "carry" to the web page, similar to how you carry genetic information to the egg.
The <input> element is designed to accept user input, just like how you, as a sperm cell, are designed to interact with the egg. There are different types of <input> elements for different purposes, such as text fields for entering names or passwords, checkboxes for selecting options, and buttons for triggering actions. Each type of <input> serves a specific function, similar to how each part of the sperm cell serves a specific function in the process of fertilization.
For example, a text field (<input type="text">) allows users to enter text, much like how you, as a sperm cell, carry genetic information in your nucleus. A button (<input type="button">) can trigger a JavaScript function when clicked, similar to how the acrosome reaction of the sperm cell helps in the fertilization process by breaking down the outer membrane of the egg.
In summary, the <input> element in HTML serves as a tool for collecting and processing user input on a web page, just as a sperm cell serves as a tool for carrying genetic material and facilitating fertilization.
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For today I’m thinking hot dogs and fried chicken