Brasscogs
Brasscogs t1_j9tjmzj wrote
Reply to comment by MovieTalkersHunter in ‘Cocaine Bear’ Team on Committing to the Outrageous Title and Bringing the Killer Bear to Life by RitoRvolto
It’s a gimmick movie who’s entire premise revolves around one goofy idea.
Brasscogs t1_j9pil8l wrote
Reply to comment by sax87ton in ‘Cocaine Bear’ Team on Committing to the Outrageous Title and Bringing the Killer Bear to Life by RitoRvolto
Gives me huge Disaster Movie vibes. Definitely gonna pass.
Brasscogs t1_j8suo2s wrote
Reply to comment by Bae_the_Elf in Cancer patient develops 'uncontrollable' Irish accent in rare case: U.S. researchers by Z8S9
Real comedy gold right there. Could sell that routine to Dave Chappelle
Brasscogs t1_j8su5n8 wrote
Reply to comment by IPmang in Cancer patient develops 'uncontrollable' Irish accent in rare case: U.S. researchers by Z8S9
That’s some comedy gold right there 😂😂😂. Man’s a real comedian 🤣
Brasscogs t1_j8sropf wrote
Reply to comment by Bae_the_Elf in Cancer patient develops 'uncontrollable' Irish accent in rare case: U.S. researchers by Z8S9
Sure it’s not the best example. My point is that most Irish people don’t follow football, so it’s strange to pick that as a cultural reference.
I think I just got a bit tilted because there’s a lot of dumb irish stereotyping in the thread which, as an actual Irish person, gets very tiring.
Brasscogs t1_j8sor3n wrote
Reply to comment by Bae_the_Elf in Cancer patient develops 'uncontrollable' Irish accent in rare case: U.S. researchers by Z8S9
I understand. But it’s just a weird thing to say. Imagine the article was about someone waking up with an American accent and someone said “just give them a bottle of bud light and put on a Brazil game and they’ll be cured”. Just because the US support Brazil the most in the World Cup (when the US aren’t in).
Brasscogs t1_j8s59tr wrote
Reply to comment by JaxckLl in Cancer patient develops 'uncontrollable' Irish accent in rare case: U.S. researchers by Z8S9
No it’s not. Not sure why we’re talking about the premier league though. Just thought it was odd that the first thing OP thought about when ireland came up was an English city.
Brasscogs t1_j8s4uxy wrote
Reply to comment by IPmang in Cancer patient develops 'uncontrollable' Irish accent in rare case: U.S. researchers by Z8S9
I am Irish ya big goomba
Brasscogs t1_j8rx9pp wrote
Reply to comment by mr_marshian in Cancer patient develops 'uncontrollable' Irish accent in rare case: U.S. researchers by Z8S9
You know where else has a large irish population? Dublin. As an Irish person I feel like an Irish place would’ve been more appropriate than an English one lol
Brasscogs t1_j8rdrwd wrote
Reply to comment by IPmang in Cancer patient develops 'uncontrollable' Irish accent in rare case: U.S. researchers by Z8S9
Nice stereotype you got there
Brasscogs t1_j8rdptu wrote
Reply to comment by austinh1999 in Cancer patient develops 'uncontrollable' Irish accent in rare case: U.S. researchers by Z8S9
I’m confused. Why Liverpool?
Brasscogs t1_j5xq1pf wrote
Reply to comment by grab-n-g0 in Canadian scientists exposed mice to vapour from JUUL e-cigarettes and found it caused changes in the animals' pulmonary immune cell composition and altered gene and protein levels in their lungs. by MistWeaver80
E-cigarettes are not under the same restrictions as drugs. Just like you wouldn’t have to do a mouse study if you opened a brewery.
Brasscogs t1_j5vy8j2 wrote
Reply to comment by Black-Tom in Canadian scientists exposed mice to vapour from JUUL e-cigarettes and found it caused changes in the animals' pulmonary immune cell composition and altered gene and protein levels in their lungs. by MistWeaver80
Huh, in Ireland where I’m originally from they can’t sell JUUL products at all. Wonder why.
Brasscogs t1_j5v8l5p wrote
Reply to comment by VaporLockBox in Canadian scientists exposed mice to vapour from JUUL e-cigarettes and found it caused changes in the animals' pulmonary immune cell composition and altered gene and protein levels in their lungs. by MistWeaver80
Yeah they said the system was supposed to simulate 3 years worth of vaping for a human but I find that comparison highly dubious. High dose short-term can’t be directly converted to short dose long-term I believe. I don’t work with mice however so correct me if I’m wrong.
Brasscogs t1_j5uc5bz wrote
Reply to Canadian scientists exposed mice to vapour from JUUL e-cigarettes and found it caused changes in the animals' pulmonary immune cell composition and altered gene and protein levels in their lungs. by MistWeaver80
Some interesting things to note. This study uses the original JUUL pods (59 mg/mL nicotine) which are not being manufactured any more. The newer JUUL2 pods have 18 mg/mL nicotine. I wonder if this might change things.
Additionally, they did not control for flavourings vs nicotine; They used normal air, 30:70 vegetable glycerin:PG, and JUUL mango. It would be interesting to to see a control with just nicotine and no flavourings. And also changes to the lungs for different flavours.
Brasscogs t1_jagoiuo wrote
Reply to Adults who were sexually abused in childhood have lower gray matter volume in specific brain region, study finds by DreamingForYouAlways
For those that didn’t read the article and were thinking the same thing as me:
They found that the grey matter volume was significantly lower in those who suffered sexual abuse than all other participants, including those who suffered non-sexual childhood abuse.