Me constantly setting off the "possible theft" detector because I'm putting my bag on the side of the machine where I'm about to put my groceries.
Would be mildly amusing if the WTO starting fining the USA for disrupting markets...
Cross disciplinary skills for the win yo!
I mean... let the guy you don't like drive the Pinto, am'I'right?
Trump / Kamala
Trump starts talking about how all of the "Anybody but Biden" crowd are ignoring Kamala.
If its too hot outside for you, its too hot outside for them.
Let your owl friends inside to share the A/C.
If this riles up his base and energizes the people he sees at his rallies, he is going to lean into this hard.
Every future rally is going to have Secret Service, local cops, and a fuckton of fascist militant types volunteering to watch every roof, vehicle, closet, port-a-potty, and man hole cover from now on.
If he notices that his crowds are more subdued or smaller, he might play the oWo smol bean card and tone down the rhetoric.... maybe.
Depends on how long the "civility" fetishists on D side of the aisle are allowed to keep pushing anti-political violence op-eds I guess.
Go Nagai's The Devil Lady, anime.
Five episodes in and its not too bad.
I was dicking around on YouTube earlier today and got "got" by a fake video clip of Biden giving a speech about ending his run for the re-election.
Then I pop in to hexbear and see this and I start thinking that he might not be able to give a speech about not running for re-election if he wanted to.
(bulging disk between the L3/L4 here)
Stretches might be useful but you'll probably need to do some light core body workouts to strengthen the muscles around the offending nerves.
(Cold packs can help reduce inflammation, which reduces pressure on the nerves, so that's not nothing.)
Leg lifts, flutter kicks, crunches, toe touches, pushups. You don't need to do a ton at any one time or anything. Adjust the exercises so that you're working the muscles close to where you're feeling discomfort.
Probably make an effort to adjust your posture if you aren't already. Adjust your car seat, if the seat has a lumbar adjustment fiddle with it, maybe roll up a large bath/beach towel to help keep your back in a comfortable position when you're driving or sitting in an office chair for long periods.
content warning, its the US's veterans administration medical website..
Link to the VA's list of resources for stretches, exercises, etc about sciatica.