In my case, I'm a little suspicious that it has to do with having gotten my second Covid shot. After the shot, I had a sore shoulder on my left, and then a week later the nerve pinch happened on my right, so I'm guessing that there may have been some inflammation that led to the pinch.
so I think I have done some damage to my arm and its worrying me I get shooting pains in my arm and elbow depending on how I move it.
Cant really describe it otherwise but its not going away.
guess I should go schedule a drs appt.
how does it feel aside from the shooting pain
like, a little tingly or a little numb or just a little off?
also, are you feeling it in your fingers - and if so, is it just half of them?
Wait what could this be. I went to the doctor for this and they were???
I've had tingly left finger tips for a week and it's driving me crazy. They told me to come back if it doesn't to away in another week.
pinched nerve
based on all my vast medical knowledge
by which I mean: like having pulled a muscle or something wouldn't feel like that, since it's so off, right? You can't hurt exactly the right side of your entire arm. Also the tinglyness, nerve stuff tends to feel tingly while few other things do, right?
and when we say pinched nerve it's not that the nerve is being pinched by something somehow, more that it got pinched - or just got hit in the wrong way or for some reason or other is inflamed now and it's going to go away as it goes back to normal, it's just going to feel really annoying while it does
akin to a bruise, is another analogy I've read
edit: which is probably why they said come back after a while since everything's normal (just annoying) if it does go away.
disclaimer: I definitely have a medical license and the internet is the best place for sound medical advice and as an additional fun fact I'm pretty sure I can't be sued by you
In my case, I'm a little suspicious that it has to do with having gotten my second Covid shot. After the shot, I had a sore shoulder on my left, and then a week later the nerve pinch happened on my right, so I'm guessing that there may have been some inflammation that led to the pinch.
Buuuuut, that's all guesses and coincidence.
oooh I hadn't even thought about that being a possible side effect. I mean, duh, now that you say it, inflammations all around are likely.
Some get bigger tits, some get to go around flexing their fingers in annoyance. I'm getting my first short next week in the middle of a sailing trip, I hope I get any side effect but that, I'll get grumpy.
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In my case, I'm a little suspicious that it has to do with having gotten my second Covid shot. After the shot, I had a sore shoulder on my left, and then a week later the nerve pinch happened on my right, so I'm guessing that there may have been some inflammation that led to the pinch.
Buuuuut, that's all guesses and coincidence.
oooh I hadn't even thought about that being a possible side effect. I mean, duh, now that you say it, inflammations all around are likely.
Some get bigger tits, some get to go around flexing their fingers in annoyance. I'm getting my first short next week in the middle of a sailing trip, I hope I get any side effect but that, I'll get grumpy.
The only side effect I think you need to worry about is the 5-10% chance it'll turn you Danish.
YOU OWN THE BIGGEST PENISES IN FRANCE! NAPOLEON LOVES YOU! YOU'RE GOING TO COME WITH ME, WE'RE GOING TO KILL THOSE PIG-DOGS! WE'RE GOING TO TAKE THEIR WOMEN; AND WE'RE GOING TO SATISFY THEM!
PRESS THE B BUTTON, ALLONS-Y!
In my case, I'm a little suspicious that it has to do with having gotten my second Covid shot. After the shot, I had a sore shoulder on my left, and then a week later the nerve pinch happened on my right, so I'm guessing that there may have been some inflammation that led to the pinch.
Buuuuut, that's all guesses and coincidence.
oooh I hadn't even thought about that being a possible side effect. I mean, duh, now that you say it, inflammations all around are likely.
Some get bigger tits, some get to go around flexing their fingers in annoyance. I'm getting my first short next week in the middle of a sailing trip, I hope I get any side effect but that, I'll get grumpy.
The only side effect I think you need to worry about is the 5-10% chance it'll turn you Danish.
well, then I'll just tie an anchor to my feet and jump in
so I think I have done some damage to my arm and its worrying me I get shooting pains in my arm and elbow depending on how I move it.
Cant really describe it otherwise but its not going away.
guess I should go schedule a drs appt.
how does it feel aside from the shooting pain
like, a little tingly or a little numb or just a little off?
also, are you feeling it in your fingers - and if so, is it just half of them?
Wait what could this be. I went to the doctor for this and they were???
I've had tingly left finger tips for a week and it's driving me crazy. They told me to come back if it doesn't to away in another week.
pinched nerve
based on all my vast medical knowledge
by which I mean: like having pulled a muscle or something wouldn't feel like that, since it's so off, right? You can't hurt exactly the right side of your entire arm. Also the tinglyness, nerve stuff tends to feel tingly while few other things do, right?
and when we say pinched nerve it's not that the nerve is being pinched by something somehow, more that it got pinched - or just got hit in the wrong way or for some reason or other is inflamed now and it's going to go away as it goes back to normal, it's just going to feel really annoying while it does
akin to a bruise, is another analogy I've read
edit: which is probably why they said come back after a while since everything's normal (just annoying) if it does go away.
disclaimer: I definitely have a medical license and the internet is the best place for sound medical advice and as an additional fun fact I'm pretty sure I can't be sued by you
We are EU brüder now Andy. I'll see you in court!!!!
Yeah I think you're right. It does not help that I use my arms in super weird positions for laboratory work for hours at a time. I definitely pinched a nerve.
so I think I have done some damage to my arm and its worrying me I get shooting pains in my arm and elbow depending on how I move it.
Cant really describe it otherwise but its not going away.
guess I should go schedule a drs appt.
how does it feel aside from the shooting pain
like, a little tingly or a little numb or just a little off?
also, are you feeling it in your fingers - and if so, is it just half of them?
Wait what could this be. I went to the doctor for this and they were???
I've had tingly left finger tips for a week and it's driving me crazy. They told me to come back if it doesn't to away in another week.
pinched nerve
based on all my vast medical knowledge
by which I mean: like having pulled a muscle or something wouldn't feel like that, since it's so off, right? You can't hurt exactly the right side of your entire arm. Also the tinglyness, nerve stuff tends to feel tingly while few other things do, right?
and when we say pinched nerve it's not that the nerve is being pinched by something somehow, more that it got pinched - or just got hit in the wrong way or for some reason or other is inflamed now and it's going to go away as it goes back to normal, it's just going to feel really annoying while it does
akin to a bruise, is another analogy I've read
edit: which is probably why they said come back after a while since everything's normal (just annoying) if it does go away.
disclaimer: I definitely have a medical license and the internet is the best place for sound medical advice and as an additional fun fact I'm pretty sure I can't be sued by you
We are EU brüder now Andy. I'll see you in court!!!!
Yeah I think you're right. It does not help that I use my arms in super weird positions for laboratory work for hours at a time. I definitely pinched a nerve.
okay I checked and being in the EEC you can definitely sue me
but we're not fully in the EU so you'll at least never get our fish!
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As a threshold matter, it isn't even clear which law applies. There are two constitutions that provide different paths to replace the President. According to the 1987 Constitution, "if the presidency is vacant for any reason, the country's most senior judge should step in." However, "the head of the nation's highest court died of Covid-19 in June." It isn't clear if the senior associate judge could step into the seat of the presiding judge. In 2012, the Constitution was amended. Under this new document, the President would be "replaced by a council of ministers, under the guidance of the prime minister." But that provision does not apply "if the president was in the fourth year of office." And the assassinated President was in his fourth year of office. If the president was in his fourth year, then "Parliament would vote for a provisional president." But there is no functional parliament! "The lower house is entirely vacant — their terms expired last year — leaving [former President] Mr. Moise to govern by decree for about a year."
Under Haitian law, the president appoints the prime minister, and he must be approved by the parliament. Now, two people are claiming to be the prime minister. Two days before the President was assassinated, he appointed a new prime minister. But he was never confirmed by the parliament. There is another person, who claims to be the "interim" prime minister who is exercising power. (It isn't clear what gave him the authority to claim that title.) And the interim prime minister has placed the country under martial law.
As a threshold matter, it isn't even clear which law applies. There are two constitutions that provide different paths to replace the President. According to the 1987 Constitution, "if the presidency is vacant for any reason, the country's most senior judge should step in." However, "the head of the nation's highest court died of Covid-19 in June." It isn't clear if the senior associate judge could step into the seat of the presiding judge. In 2012, the Constitution was amended. Under this new document, the President would be "replaced by a council of ministers, under the guidance of the prime minister." But that provision does not apply "if the president was in the fourth year of office." And the assassinated President was in his fourth year of office. If the president was in his fourth year, then "Parliament would vote for a provisional president." But there is no functional parliament! "The lower house is entirely vacant — their terms expired last year — leaving [former President] Mr. Moise to govern by decree for about a year."
Under Haitian law, the president appoints the prime minister, and he must be approved by the parliament. Now, two people are claiming to be the prime minister. Two days before the President was assassinated, he appointed a new prime minister. But he was never confirmed by the parliament. There is another person, who claims to be the "interim" prime minister who is exercising power. (It isn't clear what gave him the authority to claim that title.) And the interim prime minister has placed the country under martial law.
by the way, being in the EU, do you have any inkling as to what the EU is thinking with the fishing quotas in norwegian waters dispute that's going on? Like, is it something you've even read in passing?
it just kinda feels one-sided in that like, we care, but there isn't any "the eu public debate" so it feels a little faceless
like I doubt people in paris going around being incensed about fishing quota negotiations, so it feels a little like the EU is trying very specifically to annoy the piss out of norwegians without really having a strong reason to - like fish is important, it's a large part of why we're not actually in the EU
also for context: the EU has had a fishing quota in norwegian waters for a long time. After brexit, the norwegian take is that the EU quota gets reduced by britain's share, and they get that. The EU disagrees, which is fair enough, but then they just issued itself a quota and said to go ahead to eu fishermen
to which the response was, no, fuck off, the coast guard will arrest anyone fishing illegally because norway sets quotas for norwegian waters, what are you doing?
and it all feels rather unnecessary as far as conflicts go, and I don't see what EU really has to gain from taking the tack they're taking.
The main EU news here is about Northern Ireland and about Switzerland (who stepped out of the 'framework talks this spring after 7 years, which is causing their 100+ treaties to become outdated one by one)
Even the Swiss thing is only appearing in 'high class' newspapers.
The main EU news here is about Northern Ireland and about Switzerland (who stepped out of the 'framework talks this spring after 7 years, which is causing their 100+ treaties to become outdated one by one)
Even the Swiss thing is only appearing in 'high class' newspapers.
some experts consulted here are even going "I dunno, I mean, it could just be... a mistake?"
since the EU has never really challenged our interpretation of the svalbard treaty and it came kind of out of left field that they'd be more aggressive about it than even the soviet union was back in the day
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man, Jim Steranko's work on Uncanny X-Men #50 is so many miles beyond anything else published around the same time
it's the first issue between reading X-Men and the Avengers from the start that i've actually stopped and gawped at the artwork on every page
the art for both comics starts getting significantly better around 1967 and stops being both so Sunday Funnies in style and having six characters in every panel all spouting a full paragraph of dialog
but even still that issue is just like a masterpiece
actually @Jacobkosh since we were talking about the artwork before and also to prove i'm only joking as i constantly shit on these early issues hehe
@Chanus I really love the early early Marvel stuff but it's definitely the case that Kirby did rush work on everything that wasn't Fantastic Four. Many times he just did layouts and most of the actual art was by the inker. Also, unfortunately, if the inker was Vince Colletta, who had a job because he had an uncle in the mob, he would just erase most of Kirby's pencils and backgrounds to make them easier to ink over. And some of the other non-Kirby artists like Don Heck were very whatever. The late 60s/early 70s are where the bar starts getting seriously raised between guys like Steranko, Neal Adams, and John Buscema.
have you checked out Steranko's Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD yet? It's probably his best work. Just incredible craftsmanship that really pushed at the boundaries. This shit is my catnip.
@Jacobkosh i added it to my reading list when i googled Steranko and read that was essentially his magnum opus
The main EU news here is about Northern Ireland and about Switzerland (who stepped out of the 'framework talks this spring after 7 years, which is causing their 100+ treaties to become outdated one by one)
Even the Swiss thing is only appearing in 'high class' newspapers.
some experts consulted here are even going "I dunno, I mean, it could just be... a mistake?"
since the EU has never really challenged our interpretation of the svalbard treaty and it came kind of out of left field that they'd be more aggressive about it than even the soviet union was back in the day
I searched the googles about it. Nothing current about fishery and Norway in German.
The main EU news here is about Northern Ireland and about Switzerland (who stepped out of the 'framework talks this spring after 7 years, which is causing their 100+ treaties to become outdated one by one)
Even the Swiss thing is only appearing in 'high class' newspapers.
some experts consulted here are even going "I dunno, I mean, it could just be... a mistake?"
since the EU has never really challenged our interpretation of the svalbard treaty and it came kind of out of left field that they'd be more aggressive about it than even the soviet union was back in the day
I searched the googles about it. Nothing current about fishery and Norway in German.
searching for news in google has became rather shit lately but there should be something if it was a thing
I'm putting my dollar on "some bureaucrats plain made an error" which is, you know, a great way to do international diplomacy
by the way, being in the EU, do you have any inkling as to what the EU is thinking with the fishing quotas in norwegian waters dispute that's going on? Like, is it something you've even read in passing?
It's not big news in the EU, This is the Svalbard thing, right?
It's been while, but the way it has been explained here makes Norway look quite unreasonable, namely:
- There's a treaty about who owns Svalbard, in very short, it's Norway, but only if they allow non-discriminatory hunting and fishing access to certain parties (the signatories)
- Norway changed it's requirements / license on catching crab in the territorial waters
- Some EU fishermen was arrested for catching crab without a license
- He objects, says he was discriminated against.
- Judge says that "nonsense, a Norwegian would also be arrested if he fished without a license"
- Article one of the license says "Can not be issued to non-Norwegians"
- Making the Judge technically correct, but in a most unjust way.
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In my case, I'm a little suspicious that it has to do with having gotten my second Covid shot. After the shot, I had a sore shoulder on my left, and then a week later the nerve pinch happened on my right, so I'm guessing that there may have been some inflammation that led to the pinch.
Buuuuut, that's all guesses and coincidence.
I hope you feel better soon. :bro:
Had them put it in my right arm since my left is tingles
Man fast food addictions really are something else.
Now Sayori appears to have been removed from the story and we going again, with Monika inserting herself as the third girl. Oof.
pinched nerve
based on all my vast medical knowledge
by which I mean: like having pulled a muscle or something wouldn't feel like that, since it's so off, right? You can't hurt exactly the right side of your entire arm. Also the tinglyness, nerve stuff tends to feel tingly while few other things do, right?
and when we say pinched nerve it's not that the nerve is being pinched by something somehow, more that it got pinched - or just got hit in the wrong way or for some reason or other is inflamed now and it's going to go away as it goes back to normal, it's just going to feel really annoying while it does
akin to a bruise, is another analogy I've read
edit: which is probably why they said come back after a while since everything's normal (just annoying) if it does go away.
disclaimer: I definitely have a medical license and the internet is the best place for sound medical advice and as an additional fun fact I'm pretty sure I can't be sued by you
oooh I hadn't even thought about that being a possible side effect. I mean, duh, now that you say it, inflammations all around are likely.
Some get bigger tits, some get to go around flexing their fingers in annoyance. I'm getting my first short next week in the middle of a sailing trip, I hope I get any side effect but that, I'll get grumpy.
The only side effect I think you need to worry about is the 5-10% chance it'll turn you Danish.
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well, then I'll just tie an anchor to my feet and jump in
Yeah I think you're right. It does not help that I use my arms in super weird positions for laboratory work for hours at a time. I definitely pinched a nerve.
okay I checked and being in the EEC you can definitely sue me
but we're not fully in the EU so you'll at least never get our fish!
I rebooked mine yesterday so I'll be double jabbed in a couple of weeks
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It’s like this woman has been my owner for the past 3 years…
like I doubt people in paris going around being incensed about fishing quota negotiations, so it feels a little like the EU is trying very specifically to annoy the piss out of norwegians without really having a strong reason to - like fish is important, it's a large part of why we're not actually in the EU
also for context: the EU has had a fishing quota in norwegian waters for a long time. After brexit, the norwegian take is that the EU quota gets reduced by britain's share, and they get that. The EU disagrees, which is fair enough, but then they just issued itself a quota and said to go ahead to eu fishermen
to which the response was, no, fuck off, the coast guard will arrest anyone fishing illegally because norway sets quotas for norwegian waters, what are you doing?
and it all feels rather unnecessary as far as conflicts go, and I don't see what EU really has to gain from taking the tack they're taking.
High chance my sister knew someone, the parachuting community in Sweden isn't that big.
yeah, I caught that news, too
seems the season for news that are just oof
Even the Swiss thing is only appearing in 'high class' newspapers.
some experts consulted here are even going "I dunno, I mean, it could just be... a mistake?"
since the EU has never really challenged our interpretation of the svalbard treaty and it came kind of out of left field that they'd be more aggressive about it than even the soviet union was back in the day
@Jacobkosh i added it to my reading list when i googled Steranko and read that was essentially his magnum opus
it's only noon and I definitely feel like I've already done all of friday and it is now late friday night
putting a bit of cognac into my coffee might have had something to do with that
He’s generic as hell but in a very pleasant way.
searching for news in google has became rather shit lately but there should be something if it was a thing
I'm putting my dollar on "some bureaucrats plain made an error" which is, you know, a great way to do international diplomacy
It's not big news in the EU, This is the Svalbard thing, right?
It's been while, but the way it has been explained here makes Norway look quite unreasonable, namely:
- There's a treaty about who owns Svalbard, in very short, it's Norway, but only if they allow non-discriminatory hunting and fishing access to certain parties (the signatories)
- Norway changed it's requirements / license on catching crab in the territorial waters
- Some EU fishermen was arrested for catching crab without a license
- He objects, says he was discriminated against.
- Judge says that "nonsense, a Norwegian would also be arrested if he fished without a license"
- Article one of the license says "Can not be issued to non-Norwegians"
- Making the Judge technically correct, but in a most unjust way.