The proper reminder
The proper reminder
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Are we just ignoring the glaring issue of missing the chance that the person has actually already taken their meds and will overdose in the second instance?
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I am not a medical professional and I obviously don't know the dosage of people in this thread. But I'll still say no one will overdose (as in harm themself or die) by accidentally taking 2x what their body is used to.
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Shortsighted. The real fear here is that you'll use it at the wrong time and waste it's potential, so you save it for the perfect opportunity...
Unfortunately, you never know when you missed it and the potion is never used.
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Me, two days ago. Got in so, so much trouble at work. Get home, oh. There's my pill, on my desk.
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You can also do the "My potions are too strong for you, traveler. You need to go to a potion seller that sells weaker potions", especially if it's that strong, especially to anyone without ADHD.
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What about, "take this and you will see beyond the veil of mystery into the beating heart of a universe which seeks to pervert, destroy, and drive you unutterably mad"?
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These are just two tickets to see Jersey Boys?
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And I was hoping for Hamilton
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Less blurry copy
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No it fuckin doesnt.
"It's dangerous out there, take this" is that old man, with a SWORD. And I'm pretty sure it's the only Zelda game where an old man gives you anything.
It's more like literally any other videogame
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He gives you a bunch of stuff in different caves throughout the game.
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Not crucial but you got me there. I had no idea. Glad to be corrected.
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you know, you're right. And I thought of making a similar comment. But it doesn't really matter for the punchline, except us nerds are peeved by the inaccuracy. In Oracle of Seasons, he goes "Oh keeper of the essences! I have awaited your arrival! I give you this!", so imo that's close enough
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Holy shit, you nerds are getting way too upset about the meme not being accurate to geek lore.
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In Breath of the Wild, that's how you get your hang glider. From an old man.
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Don't know about y'all, but that's the main reason why more people don't know about my diagnosis. I've got coworkers who'd ask that immediately if I showed the slightest bit of inattentiveness.
yes, as a matter of fact, I have taken my meds today. Your story just sucks, and I already guessed the rest, 5 minutes ago, and tuned out
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Help me glamorize taking my grip of anti-rejection pills.
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